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John Ellis, Esq., Invercargill, N.Z., who writes :— >l have great pleasure in saving that Clements Tonio has done me a great deal of good. While staying in Tasmania some time previously I suffered from weakness and general debility, headaches in the morning, and very dull eyes- I was advised to try Clements Tonic, which I did, and can safely say that it cured me and made me fit for business again. lam always happy to adviae others to try Clements Tonio.— l am, yours truly, John Ellis, Saggott'B Hotel, Dee street, lavercargill, N.Z. ' To be obtained from Messrs Cook and Bobs, Colombo Btreet.
Caktebbubt Bowing Cltjb, «- The following ate the entries for the Club's Maiden Pairs, which will be rowed on Nov. 4 :— First heat — R. Sainsbury and A. Roper v. E. T. Norris and H. P. West; second heat— 6. A. Marris and E. Clifford v. P. B. Morris and E. H. Oliver.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4768, 7 October 1893, Page 7
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