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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 56, 22 March 1900, Page 4

Is adapted Sop as© in all climates. TO BE OBTAINED OV ALT. DEALEKS. Samples and be obtained fHiS ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE BY VITADATIO. INTERNAL ULCERATION OP YEARS STANDINO. TREATED BY NINE DOCTORS WITHOUT RELIEF. 362 Burwood Road, Auburn, 26/7/99. Mr. S. A. Palmer, Agent-General for " Vitadatio." Dear Sir, —Will yon please accept my testimony among the many others you have for " Webber's Vitadatio." My cure is nothing short of a miracle. I have been treated by nine different doctors, and have been an outdoor patient of both the Melbourne and Homoeopathic Hospitals. I was told that I never could get better, as my trouble was "Internal Ulceration." In June, 1897, a friend of ours from New Zealand told us about " Vitadatio," but I was like a great many sufferers (who have tried other remedies in vain), and so had no belief in " Vitadatio." During the week of the "Queen's Jubilee" my husband called to see yon, and you advised him to get me to try " Vitadatio." Glad I am that he did, as I am now in the best of health, and have been so for a long time. If you think this letter will be the means of encouraging any poor sufferer to try " Vitadatio," you have my full .permission to use it. Any person wishing to know full particulars of my case may do so by calling on me and having a personal interview, or by letter, if they will enclose a stamped addressed envelope. I remain, Dear Sir, Yours truly, Witness to Sltnatnfc: , (Mrs.) MAOOIE JOHNSON. J. BALLOCK, m Auburn Road, Auburn. Tba Price of this Hedldne '* LAROB SIZE, S/6. - - SMAL.L, SI2JE, 3/6. ASK YOUR QROCER OR CHEMIST FOR IT. lifrKXifi-iifcritiii-ifki irtlrki msm TBAniNG GTVKS ON aLI CASB PURCHASE?. SOLE~BROS,» TABANAEI BIU'CHERY. Weikih .>nl the OP MEAT OR OUAUTY m 9EFY COHrHTtTW CUSTOMERS W4ITKD ON DAILY. 80L3 AGENTS F. V. ELL K OWN BACON. JN TEE HAEKET GHAS. B. HILL. "pKNEUAL BjLACKSMIiU, Next Fromm's Buildings, iHGUWfIiO. BHJEINO AT LOWEST TKICKS FOR CASH. NS. CHIMNEY*, STKEL WEDGES Hud ail kiri'i- <>f FARM IMPLEMENT* J (A,ren» fm Andrews A Heaven's anil Booth, HaclonaM k O.'s Im<>lem<sr.ti< and Machinery; hI-" f»r all o'l.er makes of lm ported or Colonial Machinery. £&~ Discouni fur Maciiiueiy. SHOEING A SPECIALITY. 3^« A + CD 1 DC I 2 UJI S TIOTAL MAIL COACH.— FIT MOUTH TO OiUNAEB. REDUCTION IN CHARGES. ABRIDGED TIME-TABLE. fares Mod. Wed. Opnnake" Leave andFri. Bingle. Re tarn. New Flymoitli 9 a.m. 10s 17s Oiknra . 1035 a.m. 8s 14s Okato ... 12.45 p.m. 5s Bs«6d Rah>tu ... 8.20 p.m. 3a sf| Arm Opunak „, Ipo. lues. Thur. Fares to Leavv »nd Sat. New Plymouth Oporah ... 7.30 a.m. 10s. 17s RahoU „. 9.10 a.m. 7s 6d 13s Okato ,« 11.30 a.m. 8s 6d 6s Oakura ... 12.55 p.m. 2s 6d is. Arriv New Plymouth 2.30 p.m. Heavy Luggage Extra. D oner each day at Okato, Is. Bookifu Offices: C. -operative Store.JCurrie-street, New Plynionth. M Hoy's Hotel, Opunake. In conjunction with ah ve service, a Large Waggon can be irra~«ed for to convey Merchandise, Furniture, etc., at reasonable rate:. T. P. HUGHSON, Proprietor. Okato. «th January, 1000. tc PROPERTIES FOB SALE. fAURAKGA AND TE PUKE. 900 ACREB, £ence<^'ic s rass ; £4lss S)yfj A ACRES, fenced, in grass; £4 5s Q7ff ACRES, ftneed, in gn>s £3 10s Oi O acr. OQi!r ACKK3, fenced, i grass; £3 5s 000 acre. Q f* J? ACRES, 10-roorned house, portion OUts graased and fenced, balance fern 30s acre. 1 ACHES, good house, 100 acres JLOO fenced in paddocks, 50 acres fern £675 CT /( £T ACRISK, tern and tutu country' partly fenced ; £550. PAA AORKS, fern. k aud tutu country; 1A A 9HE3, fenced, in grass, house L\J\J £«00. Goodwill Grazing Run, 5000 acres, rent £l4, homestead, portion grassed and fenced rrying 1300 sheep, 400 cattle £ISOO, 5 ROBERT SEDDON, £ AwmosßEa, Land Agent, ico., ■- TA RaNUA, BAY OK PLENTY l Picnie Fatties I MOUNTAIN PARTIES 5 AND All Parties WHITAKEU'S HOUSEHOLD STORE, Devon and Liardet. Streets, WHERE SEASONABLE GOODS;AREJALWAYS KEPT IN STOCK.; CAJTP PIES PICNIO PIES YACETiNG PIES. TINNED MEATS in great variety. PRESERVING SUGARS, JAM JARS, AMERICAN JARS,; Etc., etc. Telephone, No. 111. All orders attended ,to with thejutmost despitch, " J