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New Zealand Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 5735, 2 November 1905, Page 6

HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. FULLER’S ENTERTAINERS. Continued Success of A .i AX, The Flexible Marvel, in M onderful Contortion Act, assisted by MADAME AJAX. Medical Fraternity Mystihed I Audience Completely Surprised I Enormous Success of LEON AIM) NELSON, Just a Plain Comedian. In Groat Selection of Humorous Songs. Las't Two Nights of JOHN FELLER. BEATRICE ENGLISH in the. Waltz Song from “Romo> and Juliet/" Bob Lloyd, C. Howard, Ted Stanley, Goldie Collins, Fred Stanbridge, Gertie McLeod, Alma Lyndon, Sylvan Sisters. Orchestral Stalls 2s; Circle 2s (ladies Is); Stalls, Is {ladies 6d). rjy HEA TR E ROYAL. TO LET. TO LET. For Election Meetings, etc. Apply John Fuller, His Majesty’s Theatre. MANAWATU AND WEST COASI CARNIVAL OF AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY. PALMERSTON NORTH. NOVEMBER Ist.—The Farm and Homo Day. NOVEMBER 2nd.—Judging Day. The Greatest Exhibition of Pedigree bcock. NOVEMBER 3rd.—People's Day. Unrivalled display of Stock in Parade. Challenge Cup Competitions over Brush and Water. Jump for Hunters. Mounted Riiles Challenge Cup. The daily programme will interest and please you. The yearly reunion. Thousands attend. You are expected. Railway excursions. Grounds Is. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND NEXT-OF-KIN. ALL Persons having Claims against the late WILLIAM MACKAY, Farmer, Pittyvaich,. iulbarlity, in The County of Inverness, Scotland, who died in the Northern Infirmary, Inverness, on 22nd inst., are requested to lodge the same with the Subscribers within Three Weeks from .this date; to whom likewise all persons INDEBTED to the deceased are requested to make payment of the sums due by them. Intimation is aleo hereby given to all Persons CLAIMING to be RELATED to the deceased _ that they must at once communicate with the Sub. scribors, with full information as to their relationship. INNES AND MACKAY, Solicitors, Agents for the Deceased’s Executor. 19, Union street. Inverness, Scotland, 261 h Sept., 1905. T ROBERT JAMES BOYD. M.D.. M.Ch., "** s 8.A.0., E.U.1., now residing in Wellington, hereby give notice that I intend applying on December 4th next to haye my name placed on the Medical Register for the Colony of New Zealand; and that I have deposited the evidence of my qualifications in the office of the Registrar-General. (Signed) R. J. BOYD. - Dated at Wellington November Ist, 1905. 214 DEEP BREATHING AND ITS EFFECT UPON HEALTH. XTORREGT Breathing causes an increased flow of purified blood to the cells of every uervo and muscle in the body. It creates a feeling of perfect physical health and energy, and is Nature's restorative for tired brains and nerves. DO YOU BREATHE CORRECTLY? CAN YOU TAKE A FULL DEEP BREATH? I can show you in a few minutes several, simple exe-cises requiring ten minutes' daily to nerform, which will almost immediately increase your lung capacity, and have a marked effect upon your health and spirits. ROYD GARLICK, Physical Culturist, 135 a, Lambton quay. THE DANGER SCHOOL OF DRESSCUTTING. 61. WILLIS ST. (Barnett’s Buildings), Principal ... Miss Kate Stewart. THE celebrated Langer System (patented throughout the Commonwealth and New Zealand), like almost every successful invention, has been imitated and copied, so that intending pupils will be well to be on their guard, and study onlv the ORIGINAL LANGER -System, and so secure the advantages which have made the Langer the phenomenal success it is. Classes Daily and Evening AGENTS WANTED throughout Wellington and Taranaki provinces. Good opportunity for Dressmakers. MISS E. CARE’S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. TYPEWRITING OFFICE. Stewart Dawson'. Buildings (corner Willis street and Lambton quay). Principal—Miss E. Carr, N.5.&.T.. N.TLT. Australasian Records. 220 words per minute. Highest speeds in the shortest space of time. JJANKS’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. No. i t CUBA STREET EXTENSION, Nearly Opposite Band Rotunda. SUCCESSFULLY COMBATING DISEASE. (Extract from the “Press.” Christchurch.) A NEWSPAPER REPRESENTATIVE XV who recently visited the consulting rooms of Mr F. Webb, specialist and her. baliflt, of this city, gained some idea of the widespread popularity of his method of successfully combating disease. On the occasion mentioned, Mr Webb's appropriately furnished rooms in Colombo street north were filled with patients, and every minute saw the number increasing. From the tone of the numerous authen-' tio testimonials received by Mr Webb from persons in almost every part of the colony, who have been cured by his system of herbal and vegetable treatment, it appears that the cures effected have created a sensation amongst those who have had them brought under their notice. In all over nine thousand cases have been dealt with by his system of treatment throughout New Zealand, and during the eighteen months Mr Webb has been established in this city-he has treated close upon fifteen hundred cases. One strong feature of his system is that it does away with the necessity for surgical operations in a large number of cases where such operations are usually con. sidered necessary. He has removed from the human body, various growths, which are usuallv only removed by means of ! operations. The esteem in which Mr Webb is held by his patients in this citv was shown on Monday afternoon, when about one hundred patients and ex. patients waited on him and presented him with an illuminated address and a gold medal. The address, which is artistically designed, and is signed by eightythree persons who have been benefited by Mr Webb's system of treatment, refers to Mr Webb’s skilful and valuable services performed in this city and district during the past twelve months. Of some of the cases dealt with the signa. tories deem it no exaggeration to say that they border on the miraculous; in some instances complaints of twenty years’ standing have been cured, and in others he has been successful where medical practitioners have given them up as incurable.—Address, 23. Ghnznee street, Wellington. 282 AN ATTRACTIVE FACE the charm of our job printing types. For all classes of printing ring up Telephone 1045, “New Zealand Times’’ Job Printing Department.