PATEA NOTES.
[Pbom Our Own Correspondent.] Patea, July 17. Another wet evening on Friday prevented a large attendance at the Debating Society, but the paper by Mr Charles Finnerty in support of " Party Government" was most interesting and instructive and couched in excellent language. &. few opponents to party Government came forward, advocating the eloction of the Ministry by direct? vote of the House.
Wauganui, March 17th, 1893. Mr Nosworthy .Herbalist &c, Dear Sir — Concerning the merits of your Pulmonary Balsam. I make this statemet, in the hope that it might be the means of inducing many sufferers from Lung Complaint to try it, feeling sure that it -will give them ontir3 satisfaction as it did me when I procured it for my child— namely, that two bottles cured her of what all the doctors in Wanganui had pronounced to be a decided case of consumption. There i is no doubt the child had all the i symptoms of what people consider as coni sumpton, and I am pleased to Ray the ; two bottles of your reinody ha 3 made a I different child of her in her health. She I is now 10 years of age and is doing well ■ for which I have to thank you for youi pulmonary Balsam, — Mus C. Joy.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11846, 18 July 1893, Page 3
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