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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11200, 24 August 1898, Page 3

r FOR SALE 1 I -Rj\ 0 R S A L E. ! I Jp ■ — . •A -GENTLEMAN'S' RESIDENCE, ' ' 110 Eooms; Large Garden, Coachhouse, and Stable. . All Modern Conveniences. Close to Town. ■ EASY TERMS. Apply GYE 6c CO., 19au/ . High street. TjV O B SALE, 10 ;Horae-power PORTABLE ENGINE, by | Clayton and Shuttleworth; in first-class order; presEUie 651b; cylinder 10| x 14; price £140 C. & W. SHIEL, 12au Caversharn. TO LET. CASH ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading not exceedinc Sixteen words are. in9erfce.ll, ..for SIXPENCE; or for one week, 2s 6d. If orders come by .letter it niust be understood that double these rates will be charged unless accompanied by cash. i TO LET or LEASE for Building Purposes, Corner SECTION in principal street, Alexandra South; 66ft' frontage each way. For particulars apply to L. Ryan, agent, Alexandra South. __ _ i __ 21au TO LET, 7-roomed HOUSE • bath, gas; tram j passes door.—Mrs Sutton, Greenleaf, Castle street (sear Gardens). 24au TO LET, Two Large Furnished ROOMS, . with or without board; fireplace aiid g-as. Address P.O. Store, Gardens. 24au TO LET, good nine-roomed HOUSE, Kew; nearly acre garden.—Perpetual Trustees Co., Rattray street, , 23au mO LET, 93 Acres (30 bush), House, Cottage, JL Outbuildings, Sawyers' Bay.—Mrs Gill, Main road, Cavershain. • Man /COUNTRY Store to LET.Tand Five~roamed v> Dwelling (detached); rent, 17s week.— E. C. Smith, Duntroon. ' IBan | TO LET, Commodious WAREHOUSE, J Crawford (street; best site ; fine premises.— j Apply to Bates, Sise, and Co. sau HMO LET, SELL,'or BUY Properties, consult j JL Baker Bros., estate agents, financiers', Dun- j edin, Christchurcb, Wellington, Auckland. 12jy TO LET, FELLMONGEBY and ABOUT 5! ACRES OF LAND, near Burnside Cattle Yards.—Apply - THE TRUSTEES, EXECUTORS, AND 'AGENCY COMPANY, 24au ■' ■'■' '■■■'. Liverpool strejt. LOST AND FOUND. -GASH ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading ■ not exceeding Sixteen words are inserted for SIXPENCE; or for one week, 2s 6d. If orders come by letter it must" be understood that double these rates will be chaiged unless accompanied by cash. _ LOST, Monday night, Lady's PURSE (initials "L.8."), between Canongate and Theatre; rewards —J:-"Taylor, mercer, Rattray street. ''-..-. 24au LOST; Gold Bar BROOCH, between Inglis's. and High street; "Doris"; reward.— Seaton, 68 High street. , _'23;ui FOUND— Leading Wholesale Chemists and Merchants Stock Morris's Wonderful Healing LOTIONS. The Marvel of tfiis Ag3._ FOUND, Ophir Dredge jjrand success; ditto Morris's Electric LOTIONS. See testimonials, per Inspector D. Robinson, Saturday next. ■ ■;. ; • O-tau FOUND, only at .White's Queen's Hotel, Albany street, New Shipment Danish Beers, Stout, Aquavit,' and' Brandies. 30ju Late Advertisements. ANTED to PURCHASE, a HACK; also a SIDE- SADDLE.—State price to Hack, Times Office. 2*au WANTED to PURCHASE, Small Business or Partnership.—F A, Times Office. WANTED to BUY, good set Bec3a4-ha.ua spring-cart -HARNESS. — Address, stating price, -P OP, P. 0., Caversham. 24au WANTED,' well-bred 'Fox-terrier PUP • (dog); state price.—B W, Times Office. MADAM LONELLO, Professional Palmist (Hindoo system) and Clairvoyant Palfmst, foot'Fdrth street, Pelichet Bay." 24au rOIGrEONS, any. quantities.—Cowie, CayerXT' sham; Binriie,' George street; Barnard, Opoho road; Cousins? Dundas street.' 24au HOWDEN & MONcitlEFF,'Seedsmen and 1 Nurserymen, J>l Princes street. NURSERY STOCK (cheap)— Cash -.■ with order. Apples (2, 3, 4 years), 8s per ; dozen; ;6ur selection, '"i ■-''; '■ | JAPAN PLUMS ' : (Immense ' Croppers)— '■' Bbtankio, Burbank, Kelsey,' Ogon, General ■ Saigo;: Satsuma, Hattankio, etc.—los per dozen; our'selection. -i PEARS and Plums—ls each, 10s dozen; Gooseberry and Currants, 3s dozen; our selection. KOSES (splendid assortment), '5s dozen, Rhododendrons (named), well set with bloom buds, Is 6d each; our selection. ■• A PRICOTS, Is 6d each; Blackberries (Luf\ cretia, Italian), 4s 6d. dozen; our selection.—HOWDEN & MONCRIEFF,' Dunedin. FOR SALE', St. Clair, HOUSE, 6 rooms (o.xclusiye bathroom,and scullery), half acre; splendid view; £525; bargain.—Taylor, Moray, place. ' WANTED, Roslyn. or Mornington, Furnished HOUSE, 6 rooms; good' tenant. Taylor, Moray place. ■ WANTED to RENT, HOUSE,"7 rooms; every convenience; north end of town preferred.—Taylor, Moray place. . FOR SALE, 'QUARTER-ACRE, Abbott's Hill, £15.— W. BROOKE TAYLOR, House Agent, Criterion Buildings, Moray place. PIANOS and Organs; -home made attractive for boys and girls; monthly payments from 10s.—Musical Exchange, Octagon, Dunedin. 24au WANTED to BUY, Leflroff Clothing, Boots, etc.—Mrs Weir, Upper St. Andrew street. ■. 1 23au WANTED to BUY, Six or Seven-inch Centrifugal PUMP, in good order.—Apply William Gardiner and, Co., Mataura. 22vu A PUSHING Business MAN, with some capital, wants active PARTNERSHIP m paying business.—Apply Nemo, 'lime 3 Office. WANTED, a PARTNER in Brewery.— John Marshall (Marshall and Copeland), Dunedin. ' ,- ' 2Qau fTIHE DUNEDIN' HORTICULTURAL -■•; ' SOCIETY'S PRIZE SCHEDULE FOR THE YEAR May now be obtained from all Seed Stores, or (with entry forms and tickets) from JOHN H. EVERY, Secretary. No. 90 Princes street, or P.O. Box 6.. 24au ~ (,': . Dunedin, .' ' ' 22nd August, 1898. >J. JENKINS, Esq., Medical Electrician, Rattray street, Dunedin. DEAR SIR,—I am afraid you have nearly forgotten me' by this time, but I am as good as my word, and now write a statement o£ my case, my object being to give heart to others similarly troubled. I have delayed writing so long because I wished.to satisfy myself that your treatment has resulted in a permanent cure. : ' ' First of all, I should explain that my troubie arose from a knock on the knee by a ram. I was not incapacitated from work all at once, but, though able to get about, I suffered considerable pain for quite twelve months before I was compelled to come to town for skilled medical treatment. I saw three Dunedin doctors, ar;J have no doubt they did their level best for me. They physicked me, poulticed and blistered my leg, and finally set it in plaster of Paris, with the result that my leg stiffened and. shrunk to an alarming extent. I was then advised to undergo amputation of the limb, the charge for the operation being a very considerable figure, with, you will perhaps be surprised to hear, no reduction on account of the reduced size of the leg, which had become no thicker than an ordinary walking-stick. It was now that, with very little hope of cure, I first heard of you, and knowing that I could suffer no more at your hands than I had at the doctors', I mustered up courage to undergo your treatment. What was the result ? In less than a fortnight I had discarded my crutches, and could get along with a stick I After two months, with about 56 treatments, 1 considered myself cured; and now, a year having elapsed, I thank God I am in possession of two perfectly strong and sound legs, and no stick. I have reason for proclaiming my cure as permanent, not only because of lapse of time, but because I have subjected it to very severe tests, having in the course of my occupation as miner swagged it many and many a mile in the neighbourhood of Mount Crifiel, Cardrona, tne Shotover, and Nevis. ' I have not only crossed large tracts of rough country on foot, but climbed mountains and forded creeks (the latter at times in icy-cold weather), and yet I have suffered no inconvenience. I ; Thanking you for your kind, skilful, and unI remitting attention, and hoping that the statement of my cure will reach the eyes of others in pain,—I am, youra truly, JOHN NEVIS ROBERTSON, Lawrence.