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Free Lance, Volume IV, Issue 191, 27 February 1904, Page 16

MAGIC, MIRACLE, OR WHAT?

MRS A ROLFE, lesident at Drury, WmLito, says .— " For over thirteen months I suffered from Ulceis and Running Wounds on the leg, which dened the most skilful tieatment My case became senous ; one Auckland Doctoi, who was attending me, stating that unless a miracle happened within a week my leg would have to be amputated at the knee. Duimg that week I heaid some lemaikable lepoits about an Ointment called Plamckoa As a foiloin hope I procuied a box and commenced to use it stiaight away. You may call it M«gic, 01 Mnacle, 01 what you like, all I have to say is ONE BOX COMPLETELY CURED ME " PLANTEKOA will cure YOU without opeiation, though your case may by others be conaideied hopeless. PLANTEKOA MEDICINE, OINTMENT AND SOAP can be obtained at any store. Special Agents— Wilfred L. Beech 26, Vivian-street, Wellington, and William Inghs, Hutt and Petone.

1 have iust opened up a Shipment of a Splendid Variety of the Latest Patterns In TWEEDS, COATINGS, SERGES, &c, For the Present Season. PRICES MODERATE. T. SHIELDS, Tailor, 41, LAMBTON QUAY.

J. O'BEIEN & CO., COLONIAL AND T7IOEEIGN nAERIERS. CUSTOM-HOUSE, SHIPPING, EECEIVING & EXPEESS BAGGAGE AGENTS. TELEPHONE No. 1920. OFFICES: No. 14, FEATHEESTON STEEET.

TPfnvrn/rnivrr ( iFPV gdpptatci ~ & GEORGE WINDER, Ironmonger, CORNER 8 STREETS '