WHAT THEY THINK OF US IN ENGLAND.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 709, 7 January 1910, Page 5

WHAT THEY THINK OF US IN ENGLAND.

;; Below, is an extract, from ' a/lotter I which was received' a week ago. by the manager of Messrs.. Murdoch and Co.'s Wellington branch. .;..-; - ' . w : ■:: •■';■ , "I am; writing to tell you that 1 your little country is. absolutely ' tljs finest I have ever sot foot on. ' I have: now been practically all "over the world,-and/ except for England, which, of course, is Home, I could' think; of. no ; place•..' in which. I Would rather live than your beautiful island borne, New Zealand. I haveanother reason why I am thankful that I visited your' country, and that is, as you know, I was suffering from that; dreadful > soourge Eozema, a complaint whioh I have had since I was a hoy. Tou will remembor recommending me. to try Red Cross Ointment for the trouble. I bought a box of it while in Auckland, before leaving for Home, and by the time I arrived in England I was absolutely cured. My friends, hardly knew me when .1 returned." ■ . ... Yours very sincerely,. .:■;.; : : -v :-; ■ prancis j. travis.'■'.," P.S.—Send mo a dozen or so tins,.which I wish to givo to niy friends. F.j.T. Johnston, Chemist, Cuba Street, sells RED CROSS OINTMENT,' tlie Mighty Hoaler. Price, Is. fid.

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