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Free Lance, Volume IV, Issue 207, 18 June 1904, Page 17

7, Dougla-s Wallace-stieet, Wellington, Septembei, 1903 DEAR SIR,— For over twolvc months I have suffeied with 'Weeping" Eczema in an aggiavated form, principally in my haaids, w lists, and elbow joints. What I tried during the yeai would stock a small shop, including ijh e . Ointment, at -is bd per pot, and Soap at 2s, besides tubes of Lanoline Emollients, Salves, Ointments, Antidotes, and medicines innumerable. I was in the Wellington Hospital three weeks, but left m the same condition, oi, if anything, apparently worse. Shortly aftei this some friends who live in Brooklyn recommended me J:o _try IQINTMENT which I did, and ONE BOX HAS COMPLETELY CURED ME— Youis sincere h . Mrs. Zimmerman You can get a sample box for 6d, Plantekoa ss, Ointment 2s Soap Is. Obtainable eveiywheie. Special Agents— Wellington WILFEED L. BEECH, 26, Vivian Street Hutt and Petone WILLIAM INGLIS, Chemist.

R. S. ROUNTHWAITE,

M. Inst. C.E , M.A M.C.E., BEGS to intimate to his fuends and the public that he has commenced the practice of his Profession of Civil and Sanitary Engineer, Aichitect and Surveyor, and Quantity Suiveyor. FLETCHER'S BUIDINGS, 3, WILLIS ST Telephone 1136.

MR. W. G. SOMERYILLE HAS COMMENCED PRACTICE AS A SOLICITOR & PATENT AGENT AT FLETCHEK'S BUILDINGS, CORNEE OF WILLIS STREET AND LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON.