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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume VI, Issue 298, 9 April 1896, Page 14

MATRIMONIAL. JUST PUBLISHED, in cheap pamphlet form, NATURE’S HIDDEN TREASURES, by a French Doctor —a safe and sure guide to health and .happiness. To married persons and those about to marry it is worm its weight in diamonds. . Price by Post, in secure envelope, Is Bd. m stamps. Address: PARISIAN AGENCY CO., P.O. Box 766, Sydney. g7l ® To all DEBILITATED ITh) jjj fij J sufferers, a certain, easy, and permanent SELF CURE. Having cured myself after years of suffering, misery, and loss of money to quaeft doctors, I will send full particulars FREE on receipt of an addressed envelope for reply. Address —A Miner, G.P.0., Sydney. This is the One and ONLY Electric Belt which will cure all NERVOUS WEAKNESSES in all stages, however caused, and restore the wearer to ROBUST H KAT/TH. This Marvellous Electric Belt gives a steady soothing current that can be felt by the wearer through all WEAK PARTS. REMEMBER, we give a written guarantee that this Electric Belt will permanently cure you. If it does not we will promptly return the full amount paid. We mean exactly what we say, and do precisely what we promise. „ L. . a NOTlCE—Before purchasing we prefer that you send for our ELECTRIC ERA and Price List (post free), which will convince the most sceptical. Address—German Electric Appliance Agency, Victoria Chambers, 63 Elizabeth Street, Sydney. JTH O C A OLO C K THE NOTED CLOCK OF THE AGE. This Clock gives the day of the month, tLe day of the week, the month of . the year, and the hour of the day perpetually. Samples at all Fibst-Class Jewellees. Head Office for the Colonies : PHILLIPS STREET, SYDNEY E D H ALsT E A D ’ VETERINARY SURGEON, AUCKLAND, N.Z. E.D.H. attends daily at Pullan and Armitage’s, stables, Albert-street, and may be also found night and day at his private residence, Graham Street. Mr, Halstead begs to return his thanks to his many patrons for past favours, and to inform them that he has engaged his son, Mr Charles Halstead, as an assistant in the business, and solicits a continuation of patronage. Mr Halstead has now on hand a CERTAIN CURE FOR BOTS. Telephone No. 442. fi : : h m : : >,4 OQ . • S p : : cn w w • : i Hl : : g a? : • :<g : \ i § ? : : S g : : \ « § : . : i I i ■or '■ P § • • : -w : o ; Vt n : : § i : •- : : : -2 ' J g -§ F : g s SS • : • S § . ; §= : i : SS’ sg. o ; • : | Ah co cd c* p ; . 2 -5 * : •• : £& : . . •S;•: 8 • * : I O * ’ ft ; : i : pq . • • 55 h H -Ks nd '-g S' : n e -S : : : a, O S „ ■“ ? s S 2 § g £ £s § a <3 p O p CO co Cl Rs P H o <£ “ - H H 0Q " s s g k 00