Page 4 Advertisements Column 5

Temuka Leader, Issue 5421, 31 July 1906, Page 4

" lIASTE males waste," but there's nno waste- ava \vi' Hondai Lanka Tea. It's genuine !

P. STEWART \\7TSHES to notify that he has puiu chased the GENEKAL CAEEYING BUSINESS carried on by Elms Bros., and hopes by strict attention to business and moderate charges to merit a share of public support. COACH TO TIMAEU every Wednesday and Saturday. Picnic Parties entered for. Orders left at my residence (late <L I'avey's)', next English Oliureh, promptly attended to. ... EDWD. PILBEOW, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, TEMUKA. PEOPEETIES FOR SALE in and adjacent to the Borough. South Canterbury Agent for MT. SOMEES COAL COMPANY, Limited. Btfßrßfi 9 H t «r &m *.*•& A FRIEND 15 KEED. NOTE CKAKGB OF ADDRESS. DR. ELMSLIE, _ QUALIFIED MEDICAL SPECIALIST, "►rietered by the Governments of Great Naw ZeaJand, ud New South Wales. M> MADRAS STRBBT, CHBISTCHUROH. THIS Hignly-euslified Physician and Burpun from the HoeprteJe of London and Paris, haa by twenty-five years of study and become an EXPERT in CHRONIC JWHsTOOS, BLOOD, BXIN, and SPECIAL CHSKAS3S of Mm and Venn. In Ha T«ry successful treatment ec the abewa eked at difficult cua there i* "No Omerimantni* and Mo Failures." OsaavHarksia aca Free to >U. n taat a Inanely cfcatt wife la* Doctor, or by letter, seats note***, and may aavo you years of mimtry, a* ohm need deapeir. New Scientific JVsaiaiussrt eatd New Unfailms; Remedies of aae yery best and purest ace Honestly and atfafeUr Dead. 00H9ULTATI0N : 1» *» n, 3 to 4. T • YOUNG MEN I If yo* art suffering, or week, or aid, oavll ar write to Dt. Elmslie, 338 Madras street, ! Chrisfosatrca, as he thoroughly understands I — trembles and theh- causes. Hia SlaWul saeaaal and Scientific Remedies enable ! ham to aTOABANTSE a Complete Cure in 1 vadertaketi, or make no charge. r oouftdential. Moderate Charges. tin* Hours—lo io 13, 3t04, 7 to'B. H.B.—Paiiente at a distance may ENCLOSE k J*HB OF 41 is their first letter to ensure tsamediete attention and prompt despatch *am_yo«BiDk) ef remedies oeoeesary lor Wangaimi, June la*. 19W. ! Dear Dr. Ehnslie, —I received your • kind letter, and medicine, and the ginfta, and'your kiatdnaa* and benefit to me I stall never forget. I really cannot 4nd words haifruffifstent to convey to you the opinion I hare of eon, or tie amount of tstsnka I would like to ■aire you. But them is on* thing I would Uk* to ear; tbet ia, "It ia a ,»re*t; pity t ace not more dorters like you."— Semr jreteful patient, W. IflsLAaffiLAN-. SUBJECTS OF MOST DREADFUL EXHAUSTION CUKE© AND MADE HAPPY. MT DEAB DOCTOR,—I hare no beattaUsa wlualrrn ia sayina; "Yes" in reply to pear letter received to-day, in which ycu aek aaa whether I am wUline to let tbe pubho aTssu I aaw you wpe* tbe reootumeodataon af: Mr Griffith (whom you had preriooaJy •ossaMalr awed of a similar complaint) I BBSBk l r «es am about as bad a stele of misery Mad de\»'ae»iua\ in both mind and body m Wis* oo«uld bej in fact, I sheockt life was not worth Irving, and my a bleak. I wag an object of j ead despair. You told me plainly Had honestly taut yon could and would cure see, so that I shouM so longer be bashful ■al etapid in aociety, and could take my ■art and iirtenest in the ajmusemente and •paves of otfcera. and sarve an ambition in nr . At Ant I "■- ....--.-' was too geeel to be tn sar I tried year tiwvtmenst, I swear aoleroair I Mai a dnfarsnt man to-day. I bare put on; tseat aad muscle, and have any amount of. ssaficlMssa ja myself. I im pi—'—' 1 -'—"*-- and ejuite ssesaif as <Afo*m d< ssessif as otbeia do, and I don't mope about: fcy myself and shun aooiety. I earnestly tenanaiiiaiil all my fellow-safEerers to pat lb»ir senwdeoce in you, so your tventaieist is per* ant aaai rsor uaaartiis are sanaOl.—l am, ytrari Irs* • latOßXaVll CAUBBOtt, KAIL kftina bread." Aye, an' Hon dai Lanka aye hains sillur ! It's aw£u' guid tea !