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Never was a better appointment made than that of Dr Dvorak to the chief directorship of the Prague Conservatoire. Since Smetana’s death, there has been no Bohemian composer to touch Dvorak, and the composer is also a good conductor and an energetic worker. Saving known hardships and discourage xnent himself, Dvorak has keen sympathy with struggling musicians. Sixty-eight compositions are in the hands of the judges who are to award the prize in the triennial contest instituted by Paderewski in America. There are 31 orchestral works (symphon ies, symphonic poems, overtures), 9 choral works, and 23 pieces of chamber music. The judges are William Gericke, B. J. Lang, Carl Zerrahn, W. P. Apthorp, H. E. Krehbiel, W. J. Henderson, Henry T. Pinck, James Huneker, and Samuel Sanford. Last year was a busy time at the Mint. The gold pieces coined numbered 15.154,113 (weighing 102 tons), silver 40,982,789, bronze 51,652,616.

CONSULT THE FItEFMAH AND W*LLfICS ELECTRO-MEDIOAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE. THAT THESE NOTED SPECIALISTS STAND pre-eminently at the head of the Medical Profession ia no longer a question of donht. That they have investigated further into the mysteries of life, and penetrated deeper the secrets of disease than their quite worthy but less successful associates, is now acknowledged by all. Their experience is life long, AND THEIB RECORD IN SYDNEY IS A SERIES OF PROFESSIONAL TRIUMPHS. There are thousands upon thousands in this land to day who are praising their names, because they have made their lives happy and brought sunshine into their homes. NINE DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATES OF QUALIFICATION AND RE. GISTRATION Open for Inspection at the Consulting . Rooms. Registered by Medical Boards of N.S.WI, Victoria, South Australia, England and America; late Consulting staff. Homoeopathic Hospital. Melbourne; Medical Staff, British Army. To ensure prompt attention, forward by mail, and full description of your complaint, and we will at once send neces. sary remedies' for treatment of your ailment, also a copy of our 400 page Medical Work Illustrated. Our Commonwealth Diary Post Free on application. Every Farmer, Miner, Mariner, Merchant, and Storekeeper should' send for a copy. - , SYMPTOMS WHICH DEMAND IMMEDIATE ATTENTION. INDIGESTION. FAILING MEMORY. PALPITATION, SHORTNESS OF BREATH. PIMPLY SKIN, STUPIDNESS. GIDDINESS, DULNESS OP INTELLECT, WEAK. DARK CIRCLED EYES, TWITCHING OF EYES AND NERVES. PILES, DULNESS OP SIGHT. WEAK BACK, CONSTIPATION, etc.. etc., etc. HOME TREATMENT. If you live out of town, and cannot visit us, this need not deprive you of the benefits of our wonderful treatment, because in the new system of combining medicine and electricity a complete Electro-Medical home treatment is provided for. Scarcely a dav passes that the. news does not reach ns of some wonderful home cure of a person living so far away that ' a personal visit could not be made. Write a plain statement of yonr ■ condition, explaining; your feelings and symptoms as clearly as possible, and from it wo will he able to accurately diagnose yonr case. It only costs you the trouble of writing, and twopence postage to get the opinion and advice of Australia’s Leading Specialists.. All Medicines are securely packed and forwarded Free to all parts of Australasia. FREEMAN AND WALLACE. ELECTRO MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, CORNER ELIZABETH AND BATHURST STS., SYDNEY. (Mention this Paper when Writing).

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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4467, 21 September 1901, Page 8 (Supplement)

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4467, 21 September 1901, Page 8 (Supplement)

Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4467, 21 September 1901, Page 8 (Supplement)

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