BLOOD POISONING AND ITS ANTiDOTE.
PEONOUNCED A CERTAIN CUBE.
1\ I R. JAMES JACKSON, of EastJ» ' street, Ashburton, writes to say that when in. a very bad condition with Blood Poisoning, and after expenmemtmg with various things he hit ut>on a deitam remedy, of which he states, "it has thoroughly cured me, and dnven the disease from my system " That remedy is P l a hi e ko a This is the most powerful herbal remedy of the present time, and when used according to directions, we do not know of one single instance of failure. IT WILL CURE YOU. What about the Competition ? £10 waiting for someone, it MAY BE YOU. Mail your reply with 5s worth of Plantekoa wrappers to Manager, Plantekoa, Wellington. Pnze awarded to semd'ers of correct answers, December 20th. Special Agents — Wellington • WILFEED L. EKECH 26, Vivian Street Hutt and Petone • WILLIAM INGLIS, Chemist.
TOR POINTING of every description nently and promptly executed at the Free Lance office.
WILTON'S HAND EMOLLIENT SOOTHES, SMOOTHES -^^ SOFTENS THE SKIN* /1/ 1 SniSii^N. REMOVES ROUGHNESS \^y AND REDNESS. This Emollient is free from Fat, Grease, Vaseline or any oily substance ; it is a skin food, and if gently massaged in, makes the skin clear, soft and velvety. Should be on every Lady's Dressing Table, Price, Is. 6d. per jar. Sold by all Chemists and Storekeepers* I
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Free Lance, Volume V, Issue 217, 27 August 1904, Page 20
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227Page 20 Advertisements Column 1 Free Lance, Volume V, Issue 217, 27 August 1904, Page 20
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