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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1497, 2 January 1919, Page 27

The greatest DISEASE GERM DESTROYER is “FIBROLE” DISINFECTANT sold in all sizes from a pint bottle to a barrel at lowest prices. All stores, or at the Glycerole Depot, 206, Hobson Street, Auckland.

Nasal Catarrh ■ Cure. x HAVE SUCCEEDED WHEBE ALL OTHZBS HAVE PATT-im THE MEDICAL DISCOVEBY OF THE TWENTIETH CEKTUBY. Ha* cured me of Nasal Catarrh and all its accompanying evilsLob* of Sight and Hearing, Heart Bum and Indigestion, Headache, Kidney Trouble, Insomnia, Bheumatics, etc., after suffering for 30 y e ars from these maladies—supposed to be incurable. I now enjoy as near perfect health as it is possible to have. Hearing good, sight like a young man (wa* nearly blind), digestion perfect, hair improved. I DID THAT AT 60. WHAT WILL IT DO FOR YOU? I reserve the right to refuse any application, especially those suffering from alcohol poison, cancer, epileptic fits or similar complaint*. Send stamped addressed envelope for particulars re cost, etc. Application in first Instance by letter only to sole proprietor— T. R. W. Wright. ■a. Illlglll, CHWSTCHURCH

VALUABLE ADVICE ON DEFOBMITIES! Deformities, to be successfully treated, should be taken in their 1 1 " fan 4 .y-’. Mothers should never aichildr€l\ to grow up malformed on one s-ide, or, in fact in any way, when valuable help can be secured from- * NURSE EVERITT, Medical and Electrical Mawsense (Cert., England). -A, wid ® and varied experience ? th 4 ° rth Poedic work in all kinds of deformities (both slight and severe) ensures skilful and expert treatment of every case. DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS and painful—don’t hesitate to consult now! Everitt also specialise* in self-fitting bandages, lonic Medication Treatment (prevailing in all up-to-date Military Hospitals), Galvanic and Farradic Cabinets and appliances for the Violet and Ruby Rays. Terms on application. Note New Address: THE WELLINGTON MEDICAL AND ELECTRICAL MASSAGE INSTITUTE. (By Special Appointment to His Excellency Lord Islington.) WILLIS STREET,. WELLINGTON, ’Phone 1864.