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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume X, Issue 476, 7 September 1899, Page 10

HOTEL, PAEROA Centrally Situated FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION, With Every Convenience. BEST BRANDS OF WINESAND SPIRITS. Cuisine Unsurpassed. Charges Moderate. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCTAI TRAVELLERS J. W. SHAW - Proprietor. "cancerT CANCER! DR. STA TON, The GREATEST CANCER’SPECIALIST OF THE AGE, AT THE ELECTRIC, MAGNETIC, MASSAGE, AND CANCER INFIRMARY, HOBSON ST., AUCKLAND. DURING the last 4 years DR. STANTON has treated 161 Cancers, 11 Consumption of the Lungs, 24 Consumption of the Bowels, 38 Consumption of the Throat, 176 Sore 1 egs. 85 Heart Diseases, 22 for Dropsy, 43 for Paralysis, 427 for Rheumatism, 93 for Deafness, 121 for Defective Sight, 53 for Gout, 151 for Indigestion, 205 for Gravel, 276 for Tumours, 33 for Lupus, 12 for Ganglions, 1652 for Skin, 2713 other disea«es ; making a total of 6302 patients treated in less than 4 years Notwithstanding the fact that almost the whole of the 161 cancer patients had been treated by other medical men and pronounced incurable, I only had 7 deaths out of the 6302 patients—less than one-ninth per cent., the smallest percentage ever known. Cancers and all other diseases successfully treated without the use of the knife, mercurial preparations, mineral poisons, or injurious drugs or chemicals. If you have Cancer, Tumour, Ganglion, Lupus, or Abscess, DON’T BE SURGICALLY OPERATED ON, but go to Dr. Stanton at once. DR. STANTON’S MEDICINES NEVER FAIL* AND NEVER UNDERMINE THE SYSTEM. SUFFERERS, from whatever cause, SEND FOR A CIRCULAR and read the names and addresses, of local patients who have been cured of diseases pronounced' incurable by other medical men. Circulars sent POST FREE on application. DR. STANTON, HOBSON STREET, AUCKLAND. JJ, EQULaK A L E & oi LIVE STOCK & FARM PRODUCE ABB HELD BY THE UNDEBSIGNBD, On each Tuesday at Newmarket at 1 o’clock, fci Homed Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs. Principal Market fo> Fat Stock of all description. , On each Friday, at Durham Yards, Auckland, at it o’clock, for Horses, Vehicles, Saddlery. Agricultural Implements, and Produce. At Papakura, on the First Wednesday in each month Principal Market for Store Cattle. At Pukekohe, on the Second Wednesday in each m tnth At Waiuku on the Third Saturday in each month. Cattle Fairs held in September, October, and NovembeJ Sheep Fairs held in February and March at Green Lan, Wool Sales held in December. January, and February. Skins, Hides, and Wool Bales every Tuesday, at tn Durham Yards, at 10 o’dock. Bole Agents for Murton’s Champion Dip. Good Accommodation at our Paddocks—Drury, Wood side, and One-tree Hill. HUNTER & NOLAN District Land and Survey Office, Auckland, August 28, 1899. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that the undermentioned TOWNSHIP AND RURAL LANDS will be submitted for Sale by Public Auction at this Office, on FRIDAY, the 29th day September, 1899, at 11 a m.: — TOWNSHIP OF KIHIKIHI (classified as Suburban)—Lots 25, 92, 121, 218, 322, 323, each 1 acre, upset price £5 per lot. Lot 152, 3r 39p, upset price, £5. Lot 217, lo Ir 23p, upset price £7. Lots 322, 323 are Museum Endowments. SUBURBS OF POKENO (Manakau County). —Lots 232, 243, 244, each 2 roods; upset price per lot £l. Lot 230, Ir 7p, upset 12s 6d. Lot 231, la 25p, upset, £2 6a 6d. Lot 241, 3r, upset £1 10s. Lot 242, Ir, upset 10s. Lot 245, la 3r, upset £3 10s. Lot 246, 2a 19p, upset price, £4 ss. Lot 267, Ir 37p, upset price £l. Lot 283, 25p, upset price 6s 6d. Lot 283 a, Ir 3p, upset price Ils. KA RO S.D. (Bay of Islands County).—Section 2, Block XI., 412 a 3r; total upset price £45417s 6d ; comprises two-thirds mixed forest, containing about 600,000 superficial feet kauri timber and some totara, balance open fern land, well watered, and situated on Kaeo-Waimate Road, ten miles from Kaeo. Conditions or Sale. —One-fifth of the purchase money on fall of the hammer, and the balance, with Crown Fee, within 30 days thereafter, otherwise the one-fifth paid by way of deposit will be forfeited and the contract for the sale of the land will be null and void. GERHARD MUELLER, Commissioner Crown Lands.