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Free Lance, Volume III, Issue 151, 23 May 1903, Page 7

Hydatids Again Conquered BY VITADATIO Read This Testimonial. 158, Point Piper-road. Paddinigton. July 23, 1900. Mr. S. A. PALMER, Sydney. Dear Sir, — I am pleased to say that I have been cured of Hydatidis by Webber's VITADATIO. I had suffered! for years with a severe pain in the stomach. Not one of the doctors whom I consulted did me any good. After taking a few battles of your VITADATIO, the HydJatids began, to pass from me, and now lam quite a new man. lam so well known m Sydney, that I know my numerous friends will be glad to know of mv wonderful cure. I shall be glad to answer any questions aboutl my case to anyone who may inquire. I have been, treated in two of the best hospitals in Sydney, and it is all' the more wonderful to me to know that VITADATTO has done for me what the best doctors in Sydney have failed to do. Yours faithfully. P. MAGNUS. I certify that the above is a true and correct statement. — P. Magnus, junr. For Further particulars, MR. S. A. PALMER, WAREHOUSE, WATERLOO QUAY WELLINGTON. Correspondence Inviiefl. Write for Testimonials. The Price of, Medicine is 5s 6d and 3s 6d per bottle.

A little cough will take you off When you the least expect it, If you don't try to make it fly, But happen to neglect it. For coughs increase, and never cease, When once their footing's sure, Yet at the start they all depart With Woods' Great Peppermint Cure,

GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. THE Second Term will begin on WEDNESDAY, the 27th May. New Pupils will attend on Tuesday, 26th. CHAS. P. POWLES, Secretary.

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS. SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES. General Manager's Office, Railn ay Department, Wellington, 16th May, 1903. mHE TIME FOR CLOSING of tenders _L for TEN LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES Is FURTHER EXTENDED to June 15, 1903. By Order. T. RONAYNE, General Manager, New Zealand Government Railways.

WELLINGTON COLLEGE. THE Second Term will begin on MONDAY, Ist June. The Headmaster will be at the College to meet parents and guardians on SATURDAY. 30th May, from 9 a.m. till 2 p.m. CHAS. P. POWLES, Secretary.

WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD CONTRACT No. 125. FLOAT FOR CARRYING PLATE GLASS. TENDERS will be received up to 2.15 p.m. on THURSDAY, the 28th day of May, 1903, at the Offices of the Board, for the above Contract. Tenders should be in closed envelopes, addressed to the Chairman, and endorsed outside "Tender for Contract No. 125." Specifications, drawings, and conditions of Tender may be seen during office hours at the offices of the Board, where forms of tender may be obtained. The lowest ot any tender not necessarily accepted. WILLIAM FERGUSON, Secretary. Harbour Board Offices, Wellington, 14th May, 1903.

X\^ ANTED. GIRLS FOR BOX MAKING AND BOX FILLING. Proficient box fillers cam earn 35s per week. Average, 25s per week. Learners guaranteed 7s 6d per week. WORK EASY TO LEARN. CONSTANT WORK— NO SLACK SEASON. Apply, R. BELL AND CO., LTD., Re vans-street, Newtown. Trams pass the gate.

FOOTBALL ! FOOTBALL ! QENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES. SATURDAY, 23kd MAY. ATHLETIC PARK : PONEKE v. MELROSE. ORIENTAL, v. ATHLETIC. PETONE RECREATION GROUND : PETONE v. WELLINGTON. Admission 6d, Ladies Free. Grand Stand 6d. D. McKENZIE, Sec. W.R F.U.

1 NERYOUSNESSTI \ LOSS ot ENIS6Y and STRENGTH, t 5 DESPONDENCT and DEBIUTT. q 3 * Gentleman having tried in Tain •vary '• 3 adTertlMd remedy, and at last dla- '• 1 covered a SIMPLB MEANS of SBIiF ' 4 CURB, will forward th« ume, free of : 1 chartfe, to anyone Interested. ' jr&ddvwuiiA. MINER. O-JP-O-* w w S T°*"' _ ''

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