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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 595, 29 March 1878, Page 1

- _ R O F E S S'O R STANICH, The only Palestinian Aurist in the World, may be consulted at THE CRITERION HOTEL (Private entrance, Moray-place), On the following days : For Ladies' only—Monday, Wednesday, and Fridav. For Gentlemen—Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. From 10 to 4 daily. TESTIMONIALS TO PROFESSOR STANICH. Dunedin, March 11, 1878. Dear Sir,—l have great pleasure in bearing testimony to your most skilful treatment, having suffered from deafness in my right ear for the last four years, and slightly in my left. By one visit under your valuable treatment I am perfectly cured.— Thankfully yours, Joseph Grakt, Kirk's Boarding-house, Cumberland-street. Witnesses to the truth of the above— George Hexdkick T. G. Phillips. To Prof est or fcjtanich : Sir,—l have great pleasure in testifying to your having cured my little son from a deafness of two years' standing. It was caused by an injury done to his ear while removing the wax with a small silver instrument. He is now quite well, and hears perfectly.—l am, yours truly, Mrs. Graham. George-street, Dunedin, March 14, 1878. To Proiessor Stanich : Dear Sir,—l have much pleasure m recognising your successful treatment of my boy, rive years old, lor deafness—a state that has been gradually taking place since a severe attack of bronchitis 12 months ago. When I placed him under your care, I attended daily for the purpose of witnessing your removal of a skin-growth over the drum ot both ears, which you have accomplished without pain or cutting during six short visits.—Yours very gratefully, Alex. Dukie, George-street. Dunedin, March 13, 1878. To Professor Stinich, Criterion Hotel. Dear Sir,—l have great pleasure m statin" that, alter one visit to you this morn. m°, I was perfectly cured of deafness in my ri°ht ear, from which I have been suffering for some time, and have to return you my most worthy thanks for the valuable services you have rendered me.—l am, yours faithfully, J. A. Macedo, Catholic Bookseller. Princes-street South, Dunedin, March 15, 1878. 93

GROCER, IRONMONGER, AND GENERAL MERCHANT, Has on Sale (both Wholesale and Retail), Groceries of all kinds Wines and Spirits Cut and Pressed Glassware Earthenware Ironmongery &c, &c. Parties about to FURNISH have ft arge stock of First-class goods to choose from, at LOWEST PRICE. GUNS, GUNPOWDER, SHOT, AND AMMUNITION GENERALLY, Always in Stock. A. J. S. HEADLAND (Licensed under the Arms Act), Opposite the Court- House, THAMES-STREET,

THOMAS KESKEDY, PAINTER, GLAZIER, & PAPERHANGER THAMES-STREET, OAMARU Opposite the Post Office), "■"N returnin thanks for the liberal patronage he has hitherto received, has much pleasure in informing the Trade and Public generally that, being in receipt of direct Shipments from Home, he is now enabled to sell CHEAPER than the Dunedin Marke White Lead, from 10s. per 281b. tin jnd upwards. Paperfcaagiiigs, fr» d., for «a»b»