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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 106, 2 May 1903, Page 3

[HYDATIDS AGAIN CONQUERED BY K9n VITADATI'O 56 Cambridge Terrace, Wellington, N.Z , November 7, 01. Me S. A, Palmbr, Dear Sir,—lt is with great pleasure I write to tell you or (lie wonderful cure wrought by VITADATIO in my case I was very bad, as you know, with Hydatids ; when you reccmmended mo to take VITADATIO io ;JuDe, 1896, bsing hardly able to t>et about jat all. >fter taking tever.d bottles the I Hydatids begun to come away from the sys- : tern. I have token about 20 bottles in all, j and may say I»m thoroughly cured VI /'A- | DA.TIO U evidently nothing short of a | rciracle-workir, and I h-ive muc'i pleasure in lecommending it to alt who suffer simi'arlv. The cure took plac; five years ago, and I have been well ever since. I am, d"ar sir, Yours tratefully, ROBIVA J. LITTLE Witness- Ben. F, Garden eb. For further particulars, S. A. Palmer, Warehouse Waterloo Quay, Wellington. j Correspondence Invited. Write for teaI timonials. The price of medicine is 5a 6d and 3s 6d per bottle. Agents New Plymouth: Burgess, Fraseb I A, Co. Merchants: ARE YOD BALD? ASTOUNDING CHALLENGE. THE PROPRIETOR OF GAPILLA HAIR TONID. Being d?sirous of having a public test made to p>ove the infallability of his now fa Hair Restorer, known "a« CAPiLLA Fair Tonic, i pmpared to tr>'at any gentleman troubled with absolue baldness (it is immaterial of how or g si ndingl of Charge for h period of t >elv« or weeks, and guarantee in that time to produce Hiir l|i. long (bj the aii of Oapilla alone, used aoording to the direction supplied with every bo: tie) on tin scalp affected Dy baldness. Failing which, he is prepared to f rfeittoih* WelliLgtou Hospital the sum of £25 sterli. g. i The co ditions to b> : First, that acornminee ot six Wellington medkal men or well-known Wellington gentlemen be appointed to substantiate the fact of Capilla having done what we claim for it. Second, that the gentleman u; on whom the test is to le ma'e has upoD the scalp a down or slight fluff. It is irnma'eria! whether it is discernible with the naked eye or not so hng as a microscopical examination proves it to exi-t It he hbove Challenge is accepted, we particola ly request the attendance of newspaper repo.ri.tr-, medical mf.n, anl others who are interested to watih the progress ma J e fsom day to day. Capi'ltwill ire e se the length of Udies' hair 1 to 2 inches per month. The abovechallt-nge, now appearing in ihe leading Australian uenspap rs, his been accepted by members of Parliament and other leading citizen". Thar testimonials may be seen by all inquirers. Head f ffice for New Zealand : • 6 FEAIHKUaTON-STKEET, WELLINGSHARLAND & CO., WHO'.RSALE AGENTS. N Z. Office 6 Featherston-.-treet. WANTED.— A Lady Help for family of three-Appy to Mrs. Bbamlev, usual monthly meeting of the _L naki Teachers' Institute will be held in the Board's room at 'L o'clock this SATURDAY afternoon. ALFRED GRAY, Hon. Sec. M)R IMMEDIATE SALTS. Dosirable jl New Residence, with an acre and ahilt of lam' (freehold) ia Fitzroy, commar-d----ing fine moantain and sea views The house contains nine r;ioms, conveniences, and bath (hot and cold water), detached wa'hh' u-e, etc, loose- u ox.and fowl house, garden and mtims 1-nU, town'd water supply. Apply Rab?, Fitzroy, and Cauthkw, Thompson k Co. tc NEW PLYMOUTH LITERARY <fe | DEBATING SOCIETY. MPMBKRSand Supporters of the above are invitpd to the Opsuirg social, to be held in St. Mary's Schoolroom on TI7ES-jDAY,S-h May, at 730 p.m. Tickets from ' Committee. Memoera are reqoe-ted to bring music aio small amount of l ; ght re- ■ frcscrnents. For Oummittce, j ST'-.NLY SMITH. FRAN-IS A. TKBGELLKS. PAINTERS' EMPLOY MEN T BOOK NOTICE U hereby given that Ihe Painters' Employment Book U row open for inspection in readiDg-roam, Council OhatnA. LOVEGROVE, Sec. Painters' Union. THE NATIONAL DRINK THE NATIONAL DhINK. rHE rational drink of New Zealand is not beer, but TEA, and of all the teas brewed none excel SURATURA TEA. Its superiority lies in its Purity, its Flavour, its Strength, its f'ichness, its Economy, and General all Round Excellence. Su'atura is the best, Fam'ly Tea because it goes further than any tea, and costs no more. Suratura is Pure, Hottest. Oey'on'JVa, and is guaranteed not blended with Indian, China, or any cheap or inferior teas. RETAIL PRICES: Suratura A Quality Is 8d pr lb Suratura R Quality Is I Id pr lb Suratura n Qualify 2s 2d pr lb Suratura X Quality 2* 6d pr lb SOLD BY ALL STOREKEEPERS. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. HAWERA RACES. ON WEDNKSDAY AND THURSDAY, 6!h and 7th May, a. Special Pa.«senger | Train will Stratford at 9.50 a.m. for j Hawcra Racecourse, arriving 10.50 a.m. A Special Passe: ger Tra ; n will leave Hawera at 4.3) p.m , Kacpcourse 5.0 p.m , arriving Waiiara 8.25 p.m., and New Plymouth 8 40 p.ru. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TIOKK'IB ava labie for return till 12th M..<y, will be iied to Norma!.by on 6th May. and by ami g trains on 7th May from New Plymouth, Waitara, Tuko, and intermediate stations. 1 Excursion- Tickets will not be available by mail fains. For further particulars see posters at DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. THE Partnership heretofore be tween us, aod carried on under th style of Watt, Laing & W'iuht, has bee: Dissolved a-: from the 11th March, 1903, b mutual consent D. LAING, xrGAR WATT, H. OEOIL WRIGHT. All accounts owing to or by the late fin will be received and paio bv ns. EDGAR WATT. i>. LAING. . ' AIT for S.-tle of Pay.-tars. Th.,re wil * f be not-b'ig offering like it. Lov upsets. Sale 3rd April. W. COURTNEY.