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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2570, 18 September 1915, Page 14

| Ktoofesshkid. lirses [ | - Australasia || ' TO * U vARSD RECOMMEND PEMENTS TONIC M\ ' . fA, -Nr . ' . \ ! pWUItSE EWJREB, of Burbon Street, Bunda'aerg (Q.), f' t> ' writes: • ■ | i '"I' ill I longed for the hour when I If. ' would'be at peace." j>;Read her letter: I TONIC MrD.\ 'f I j / 5' Uqtil! two,,years ago I followed my profession of EADIES NURSE, | j Perry. Overwork.brought. on a TO/TAL COLLAPSE I IOF MY NERVOUS SYSTEM. I was treated by.;,'several doctors, but g | igrew!wnrs<r,-and became so low and suffered so much thit I despaired of ever. || jrell agaiii;. in fact, ONE DOCTOR SAlty; THE END WAS fi' 'and, indeed, I ONLY LONGED; FOR THE HOUR | I WOULD BE AT PEACE.. A frierjd, who w>, mo.t per--1 jSStept finally made me try Clements Tonic, AND IT PROVED I [MY SALVATION. Four bottles saw me up.and •tout, and now, although J in xears, Lam strong and active, and "/well able to look alter ;]; ■ 14business ( have. I ATTRIBUTE THAT ENTIRjELY TO CLEMENTS f XOI*jIC„ i AND WOULD BE PLEASED IF YOU WOULD MAKE 111 ; of 9 Dudley Btreot, Perthi ®! says Clements Tonic g|ves a desire for W' . • to. digest) andaloo gives sweeti || j She haa prescribed it often. this, medicine becapso/ they see the direct rep laS sirenglh i£ eonvaleicent-natients. Many others alio Hf-. to ?«fferen Because ii • good aem If! i#5STv t^™ e H^!indMtorgV'testimon]s r lr-6P- specif hluc to women, Iff seen CLEMENTS TONIC QOySO MUCH II MANY PATIENTS that rfeeL'it my duty to' B| : - |ni^«t§sS^ liown'." J: hav? prescribed it often," and ir every one it has ©I of it. Ili SOOfTHES THE PATIENT, GIVES 1 j SLEEP, CREATES A DESIRE FOR FOOD! THE 'BOOD;TO DIGEST. Patients betfW%^Vn^'!iancKcJieerful'- after its use.; As a'health restorer I decidedly say NO.. EQUAL, - r(/ U •~' ; ||^' AND STORES SELL .. . if REMARKABLE MEDICINE. -' ■ I GET W ELL TO-DAY. Hasre Pity on Your Gun! lH ®. From anywhere in New Zealand it will. IH • OI ?ly cost from 1/6 to 2/- for postage to 'fill send your Gun to The Colonial Ammunition )|| Co., Ltd., Auckland. Full detailed estimate of ;• ' { |jj .; of r Repairs will then be submitted. If • •• || : the prices are not right, the Gun will be returned 'II " at our expense. We make this offer because ' H we are convinced that our work and charges w H wiD-be' entirely satisfactory. 1 li " ®.' We have just converted a pin-fire Gun to central - 11 fire. This is the third converted in as many weeks. ■5 fH It was originally a flint fire muzzle-loader converted to *•— Hi cap fire; then made a breech-loading pin fire. Now we . ra , have it converted to;a central fire breech-loader. This j||| t gun must be fully 70 to 80 years old. iH .Ci Firstrclass: Gunsmiths are retained by us. They ; 111 > r ' can'brown''and'blue'black barrels, take dents out of I -' barrels, re-sto'ck, and tighten,up breech, so that there is no shake—in fact, make an old-gun new. These Gunsmiths, being' always on the spot, enable prompt execution of Repairs. Better work could not be. 'j 'dqne in , England, C, If you are in Auckland call and inspect our Gunsmith Shop, Take tKe Mt. Eden Tram at foot of Queen Street. It reaches Mt. Eden-Railway Bridge in five minutes. After leaving the Tram, ' turn to the left into Eden Street. Our Shop is half a minute's walk from Bridge, just past the big Timber and Joinery Mill. . .y G, Stock of Guns by Webley & Scott, Ltd., R. B, Rodda & Co., and other well-known makers always on hand. Colonial Ammunition Co*, Ltd., AUCKtAND. '