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PILES CURED. Why endure the agonising and aanojk ing pain and discomfort of Piles when the Zrnn Double Absorption Treatment ie available? This is what one sufferer wrote: —‘'For years I suffered with Film, and bad them Tery badly. A friend recommended Tie to try Zarin. This I did, and obtained instant relief Months have passed, and I hare no sign of the trouble.” —Mr V. H., Bedcliffs, Christ, church. Write, enclosing three penny stamps, for descriptive Booklet, “Piles: Their Cause and Cure.” Address, in confidence. The Zaun Proprietary,'Box 952. Wellington. Booklets- and stocks of “Zann** can be obtained from the following chemists:—Wellington: King’s Prescription Pharmacy and W. S. Wallace. Otakl: L. St. George. Levin: C. S. Keedwell Foxton Healey's Pharmacy.
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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11411, 6 January 1923, Page 7
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