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Otago Witness, Issue 2522, 16 July 1902, Page 77

LETTER OF THANKS FROM PAUL CINQUEVAXLL [COPY.] Grand Hotel, Duuedin, July o, 1902. Mr D. EDWIN BOOTH, Masseur and Medical -Electrician. Dear Sir,— Before leaving your city I would like to thank you for the great interest jon have token in my case. I arrived in Dunedin June 30, suffering from a badly sprained knee, which had given mo fconsiderable amount of trouble for the last seven weeks, and owing to the injury I was on the point of announcing that I was unable to appear here. I was advised to see you, and immediately placed myself under your treatment, and am very pleased to say that the Tallerman s Hot Dry Air and Massage which you so skilfully applied to my knee enabled me to go through my-performance nightly without the slightest discomfort. Seeing you have only given me five treatments, I must say the efiect attained has been beyond my most sanguine expectation. Please accept my sincere thanks for your very kind and careful attention. Wishing you every success in your profession— Believe me to remain, gratefully yours, PAUL CINQUEYALLI. You are at liberty to use this in any way you choose. — P. C.

MASSAGE INSTITUTE, 30 STUART ST., DUNEDIX. Telephone 600. f 4 T this Institute Patients can rely upon J^~ receiving Skilful and Careful Attention from 31r and Mrs D. Edwin Booth, m^ •— ■ «=j "yy j Who have the latest Dry Hot-air Apparatus and other necessary appliances for treating cases of RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, SCIATICA, LUMBAGO, SWELLINGS, SPRAINS, Various NERVE TROUBLES. STIFF and CONTRACTED JOUSTS, etc, by MASSAGE, ELECTRICITY. GALVANISM, STEAM and ELECTRIC BATHS, Tallerman's System of DRY HOT AIR (or Baking Cure), etc. Under Medical Patronage. Established Here 10 Years.