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Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 925, 19 September 1896, Page 10

NEW ZEALAND POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT. Tenders will be received up to September 30th inst. for the five years' lease of a plot of ground at Whitianga, having 70 feet frontage to the road known as ' the Beach way,' situate near the Telegraph crossing at the Whitianga Harbour. Tenders to be addressed to the undersigned, from whom and from the Postmaster at Whitianga further information may be obtained. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. E. H. BOLD, Inspector of Telegraphs. Auckland, September 11, 1896. HERMAN ROTH, Esq., Massage Specialist. Dear Sir,— l feel that I must offer you my deep gratitude and very best thanks for the skilful way you have treated my foot and leg. For over ten years past I have suffered great pain, the result of a severe accident on board the Devonport Ferry boat, and have spent a large sum of money oq doctors, without receiviug any benefit. Of late, however, it had become so bad that I had to call in Dr. Roberts, of Devonport, who attended to me with great care, until I was able to get about On crutches, when he unselfishly advised me to put myself under your treatment, with the gratifying result of being able to walk even without the slightest limp.— l am, dear sir, yours faithfully, J.H. Hannan, J. P H. M. S. Katoomba. Dear Mr Roth, Grand Hctel, Rotorua,— l consider my quick recovery from a perfectly still knee was largely due to your Massage treatment. To-day I walked easily about four miles over the steep hills of Auckland.— Yours truly, R. Mebyon, Captain, R.N. Auckland, April 2nd, 1896. H. Roth, Esq.,— About ten months ago I was treated for an attack of Sciatica, l was unable to walk or sit. I could not do anything involving the least stra'n upon my back or leg, without suffering great pain. Consequently I was unable to attend to my duties, i consulted the late Dr. Lawry, and he advised me to put myself under your treatment. After about • fourteen applications the Sciatica had quite left. Since then I have felt nothihg of this complaint.— l am, sir, yonrs faithfully, W.S.Bowie, Wesleyan Minister. Mr H. Roth, Massage Specialist, can be consulted free, at his rooms, 309, Victoria Arcade^ between 11—1 o'clock, or by' appointment; fees, 53 to 7s 6d.