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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 91, 20 March 1885, Page 3

¥M. A. ELLIS, President New Zealand Psychidogical Society, CLAIRVOYANT and Medical Psy'cl:ometrist. may lie CjKSillted »«"' Walkmcv's Commercial Hotel, until SATURDAY Next OPINIONS OF THE PRESS :+- During bis slmrt visit here lie l^as completely astonished scores l>v hi< ■wonderful »» Ic l l i m iindin<> out tlus Ciinse and elffiot • of disease m the system. Sonic of hia eunw sound like marvels. — Wellington Fost. Mr. Ellis posse-sen the wonderful gift ot diagnnMing disease by merely taking the patient's hand. One ami all say his healings are wondyrfiil. — Grey town Standard- '■ Mr Ellis has. heun very successful m his diagnoses. Wo can, lecunniend him topuiilicattention. — N.Z- Times.

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