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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7028, 17 January 1910, Page 2

Doctors of Two Continents Could Make No Impression on Torturing - Skin Disease All Treatments Failed for Nineteen Years. THEN CUTICURA CURED SWIFTLY AND EASILY "I contracted . . , jondon, England, when I was fouryears o.J I am now thirtye. My father put me under the of our family physician who diag>d my disease as itch, But after •ral months'- treatment without iving any benefit, I was advised rc> to a hospital. I attended the - Hospital, London. Then and on two other occasions, without my getting any benefit, they treated me for eczema. My next attempt was tryirdiffererit ointments from doctors a." druggists. Then I tried patent median including— , "I passed oxnrr. ment situations jeeted at the . After three attempts to enlist in tl British army I suoceeded at last but wi discharged on account of my < The' disease was confined to fac and legs, my faco being actually raw at times. I came to America thirteen years ago, but my face became worse, & possible. When in New York City I was advised to go to Hospital,., whence I was sent to the Hospital in Brooklyn. I was put under the care of Professor but this also added to the number of unsuccessful attempts. I returned home to England and tried the —— Hospital, Liverpool, the Hospital, London, also the world-famed London —■ —Hospital, but without getting cured. I came back to America ■ live years ago. I had overlooked the 'Cuticurs "" J " ' " " ■*""■** but thrc Cuticura a trial wed of one of the most t Jiseases a man ever had. Curley, New Canaan, Conn:, Tj. a. a., ' Jan. 10, X 909." , "I am familiar with Mr. Curley's —j?e and his cure and believe his stateent to be true. John F. Burke, New snaan. Conn." Note. All the names left blank are given in full in Mr. Curley's letter. Beference: E. Towns & Co., Sydney. OFUNAKE. . »ID HOUSE HOTEL. The leading _l> Commercial House in the district. Splendid accommodation. \>n&<ir new management.. ' ■ ■ . ■ P. McILVEIDE, Proprietor. theßbst PiacetoStay fi/g* GcoJUtarat -- *-■ -tUtmaAncKtAMOt BSARD ANB LtDBINO. Hawk-stone- Btreet. : HotK.an«i-; «olrt water. bathes mp-tPr, i»t. ' .ni«ine. One minute frenr tram, Bve Minutw from Geverameßt tUfaon. Under New-liana day; 18* V? T week.—u. i WE ST. BO UE N B H O TX'.S E. W 146,- Hobson.street, Auckland. . x ' Terms, £1 weekly, 4s per day. A home away'from home: Id section from wa ""{ ;i ™, ui„ a.. E. Filleui, Proprietre •Ql'oSi E, H V it S T," © OVUfINnB ST.. . SYMONDS ST., AUCKLAND, NEW, ZEALAND rLY FIRST-CLASS .- AND RESIDI MRS ALBERT A. BROWN, 338 Prop ■nnHE-'~-'>•-.',- rJSDEEAL ..HOTEL. "JL . . '■'"' OHAKUNE. : Is now, Open for receiving Visitor*.;: Telegrams and Letters promptly;, attended to'.;": _ . J| "'•"' ' • Fifty T3eds Good Table. * Tariff, 6s a day. PAEBIS AND EDDY, Proprietors. '..■ FEILDING. - ECADIA PRIVATE HOTEL. First ■ dilation. Terms, 4s 6d übuw from Railway StationFEILDING. HOUSE PRIVATE HOTEL, .Mrs Ronald Cameron, Proprietress, affords ideal conditions of accommodation and comfort. 61' '• ;:;.-■ :,- WANGANTJI. ■': (ARKVIIXE PRIVATE HOTEI, .. ~;; 'EIDGWAY STRE2T. .■.■■, * and <Up-to-ojte. . 618 Beautiful healthy locality. '"•ANA WATtT. HOTEL. • FOXTON. • '".:, ,'■ F;"Hadfield, Proprietor.- i ' ■ • AUGHTER AND TEARS." , -J Frank Morton. ,'„;", Obtainable fro AirßookeslWa.' .■;'■