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By Appo.in+meht to H.M.King Edward VII. High-class Rich Cocoamir Macaroons, specially suitable ' „ for Hf Homes, Receptions, Hfternoon Teos, &c. r

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ANCHOR BRAND COD Oil'. is absolutely genuine, vmd must not be co-founded with Inferior. Cheap Fash OiU 5 which <jjJji scoue JoitJ _ ANCHOR BRANTS COD LIVER OIL ;ia Bold in Tina, Drums, and Casks, and may be procured from all up*. to-4ate Storefefeepersj or. from NEWTON KING NEW. PLYMOUTH AND. STKAT* FOBDi POl-l AGENT FOR TARANAKI, EDISON'S HAIR REKEWER, RESTORES GRAY. OR FADED HAIR TO ITS NATURAL COLOUR, CLEANSES THE SCALP fcNR PREVENTS DANDRUFF, IN BOTTLES at 3ts Bd. Posted, '4s 6d to aay part of the Colony, HAVE 7'o THANK YOUR BENEWER. Auckland, January 26, 183S 3 Mr John Edson. Dear Sir,—l havo just been looking over a lew of the testimonials liom some of your grateful lady fciendss, and have much pleasure in addiag Sold by Chemists and Storekeepers r.y in procuring supplies in your district, kindly communicate wfetb. the proprietor NB—Should there be any dlfficnlmine to the list. Some yeats ago my hair was getting gray,, and 1 was induced to try several popular Hair Restorers, but all wi.'th Injurious effects, till I procured a bottle of your excellent HAIR RENEW ER, and have been using it for about 10 years. All roy friends wonder how it is my hair has .retained its colour and quantity so splendidly. I tell them I have to thank your RENI3WER alone for its preservation. Besides removing dandruff asd keeping the head clean and cool, another very agreeable feature is its inex- I nensiveness. I never lose an opportunity of recommending it to all and sundry. I jmd, yours very sincerely, H.J.D. Prepared by 'J. EDSON, i CHEMIST AND PHARMACIST, Medical Hall, Queen Street, Auckland THE SILVER STREET I'LUMBINQ WORKS. Opposite Tollce NEW PLYMOUTH^ T. W FRANCIS,] ■ EMTMBER, GASFITTER & TIN* '■!_ ' W.QRKERj Plumbing Work in all its branches 'dond in the very, best style of .work* Hftjaghip, fox Competent meni EsMmatgs given.] All ffork gaapi anteedi

Mjr (Dear Doctor,—l have no hesitation in saying " Yes " in reply to youi; .letter received to-ifay, in which you aSik me whether I am willi»g to lot the public know »Lho benefit I have received at your hands. When I saw jrou upon the recommendation of Mr Griffith (whom you had previously oured'of a similar complaint) |1 think I was in about as bad a state of misery; and depreseion ol I both mind and body as any humao being coultl be ; in fact i felt sure that life was not worth' livurg, and that my future was a Waak. 1 was an object of misery find despair. Well, I called upon yi>u and you spoke some kind, cheering words to mo and pointed out tha.j causo of all these troubles and the,, grave character, of the follies of my youth. You told me plainly and hanefstly that you couid and ! woulti cure.. the vigours of manhood so that I should no longer, be bashful andi stupid in society, and ctflld take my t parti and interest In the amusements and sports of others, and have an ambition in my business. At first I! thought your promise was too good to be true. I am thanklul to say I tried your treatment, 1 swear Solemnly I feel a different man to-day.] I have put on flesh and muscle, and have any amount of confidence in myself.- lam perfectly healthy antfc quite happy, and capable of enjoySng myiscH as others do, and I don't mope about by myself and Shun I earnestly recommend all my felloe-sufferers to put their Confidence In you qb your treatment la perfect and your charges are small, *-I axut youre truly, Ua i.'; ■ JAQgf&H JCAMBBON. _,;

THE FREEMAN AND WALLACE ELECTRO MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE COR. ELIZABETH AND IiATHUHST STREETS SYD\TEV AND AT MELBOURNE.. Jk '° lJJ^-V, iTownrd Director. Richnnl Wallace, M.D., l'liysicinn-in-Chiof,-E, White, M % p. t Women's Depaytnwijtj

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 783, 29 March 1905, Page 4

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