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Taranaki Herald, Volume LX, Issue 143767, 16 April 1912, Page 8

Accident to a Carpenter > ii # I Mr. J. DAT, of 6, Donald McLean Street, Wellington, ■writes: “I met with a painful accident some months ago, when working on a building in Willis Street. I was in the act of lowering a plank from the scaffold when a nail, with the point turned inward, caught my finger, tearing the flesh from the top and laying the bone bare to the knnckle. When I reached I home I had it dressed with Plantekoa Ointment (which we bad in the house at the time—we always keep it) and the healing process during the days that followed seemed like magic. In less than a fortnight it was-thoroughly healed. Plantekoa Ointment has been used on mahy occasions, and for many uses in our house, with complete success in every instance." Obtainable from Chemists and Stores, or Post Free from PLANTEKOA PROPRIETARY, Ltd., Wellington. When purchasing, remember the 2/boz.es contain four times the quantity I of the 1/- size. II i , , III—HIWW Special New Plymouth agents, Messrs. Johnston Bros., Devon St. East, New Plymouth, and branches at Devon St. West and Motnros. J. V. O’Hagan, Chemist, Eltham. W. K. Wallace, Chemist, Hawera.

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