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Otago Witness, Issue 3239, 12 April 1916, Page 34

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. 0N E Y LEND. The DUNEDIN SAVINGS BANK is prepared to LEND MONEY on FREEHOLD SECURITY at Lowest Current Rates. FRED SMITH, 16ju Manager. DAILY TIMES AND WITNESS NEWSPAPERS COMPANY (LIMITED). BRANCH OFFICES. London: 85 Fleet street, E.O. J. S. HYSLOP, Representative. Wellington: 84-86 Jervois quay. J. ILOTT (LIMITED). CJhristchureh : 5 and 6 Victoria Chambers, Victoria square R. HANDCOCK, Representative. Invereargill: Esk street, near Railway Station. J. HUNTER, Branch Manager. .iheumatism Vanquished! M-BRi i mmi Kt Wim\m\ umrrAmmm Mr R. A. Morris, an old and respected resident of Birkenhead, Auckland, has written two or threo letters describing his experience of the great Rheumatic Cure which is creating such a stir about Auckland just now, —viz., " Rheumaline-Oxygena." On July 2, 1915. Mr Morris wrote: Dear Sir,—l am very pleased to be able to state that I am nearly free from pain, and am able to walk much better. What a lot of suffering I would have been saved had I onl.y known of your remedy before. I have tried many other remedies, but this is the only one that has relieved me from pain. I have been a resident of Birkenhead for over 20 years. I am well known. If you like to go to the trouble of inquiring, almost any of the residents here could tell you what a bad case mine has been. I trust that you will send the remedy all over the world, and so relieve suffering.—Yours faithfully, R. A. Morris. He wrote again on August 10 as follows: Dear Sir, —It is now eight weeks sines I commenced taking your rheumatic cure. I have waited to e 3 if the changes of the weather would affect me, but I find that the weather makes no difference to me now. When I commenced the cure I was in agony, and had been so for nearly five years. I had given up all hope of ever getting better, but to my great surprise your cure acted like magic, and I can now walk well. —Yours faithfully, R. A. Morris. After being practically helpless and in constant agony for five years Mr Morris is now a well man again, and back at work. He wrote us a further letter the other day tellinsr in enthusiastic termsi of his eon tinned good health. This is only one of the many cures which were supposed to be hopeless. You can't afford to neglect a medicine which will effect such miracles. Send for this Free Book. Fill in this coupon and post it to-day, and by return mail you will receive a book of absorbing interest. To the Dominion Rheumatic Cure Pty. (Ltd.), 10 Grey Buildings,, High street, Auckland. Please send me your free hook, entitled " The Broken Crutch: A Most Interesting Story," mentioned in the Otago Witness. After filling in your name and address cut out coupon and post to address given. You incur no obligation. You will never regret sending for this book. It's a marvellous story. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATIONS. >ASTORAL RUN OPEN FOR APPLICATION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under-mentioned Pastoral Run will be Open for Application at this Office on TUESDAY, 9th May, 1916: Run No. 338 a, Vincent County; 19.750 acres; term, 21 years; annual rental, £2O. Situated on the western shores of Lake Hawea, about 18 miles from the Town of Cromwell. The nearest Post Office is at Hawea Flat, about 16 miles from the Run. (Sale plan and forms of application may be obtained from this Office. D. M. CALDER, Deputy Commissioner of Crown Lands,. District Land and Survey Office, Dunedin, April 7, 1916. 12ap 2TIORTHAND-WRITERS AND TYPr3 I.STS' JUNIOR AND SENIOR ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS. It is notified, for _ general information, that the usual Public Service _ Entrance Examination for Shorthand-writers and Typists will be held on the 13th MAY, 1916. Applications, to bo made on P.S.C. Form 17b (obtainable from this Office), will bo received up to the Ist MAY. 1916. Further particulars may be obtained from this Offico; P. VERSCHAFFELT, Secretary. Office of the Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, 29th March, 1916. MISSIKG FRIENDS ISSING RELATIVE WANTED. If HARRY THOMPSON (brother of Isabella M'Wha, late of Winton, Otago, deceased) will communicate with the Local Deputy Public . Trustee, Christchurch, he will hear of something to his advantage.