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Queen Victoria, while motoring on April 25 in the environs of Madrid with Princess Henry of Battenberg, noticed a man lying senseless by the side of the road. Her Majesty ordered the chauffeur to stop and both royal ladies alighted and succeeded in restoring the man to consciousness. They then had him placed in the . car and brought him back to Madrid, where they had found that he resided. On the incident becoming known, her Majesty and her mother had. a great popular reception. During the last six years Mr. A. Doig, analytical chemist of Wanganui, has been experimenting on the treatment-of goitre. Three years ago he discovered a compound that has since proved successful in over 600 cases from all parts of New Zealand. It is claimed that Mr. Doig's treatment will make a marked impression on the most stubborn case in about a month, and that it does in no way inconvenience the patient. For further particulars see page 55 of this issue....

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New Zealand Tablet, 19 June 1913, Page 24

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Untitled New Zealand Tablet, 19 June 1913, Page 24

Untitled New Zealand Tablet, 19 June 1913, Page 24

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