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WORD IN SEASON 20 YEARS’ PRACTICE in the Colony on SPECIE DISEASES has given Db L. L. S M I T H the most thorough knowledge of Diseases in all its intrii-aeies. In ENGLAND he was As istant lo the greatest Sjphilogrupher in the VV'oild VIZ., Db ROBERT JAMES CULYERWELL M.D., London, Thus, in visiting Db L. L. SMITH, PATIENTS know they are consulting one who CANNOT BE EXCELLED in the Old or in the New WORLD In Nervous Aff.ctions, in Nervous Debility, in Affections Relating to Married Lih, in the Indiscretions of Early Youtt in Loss of Memory, Consult Db L. L. SUIT H, 182 Collins street East (late the residence of His Excellency). Medicines, appropriately packed, will like wise be sent to any address. Every attention is paid to the appropriate package of parcels. I»B L. L. SMITH M.D., 182 Collins strea. East. Meihour^o.
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Temuka Leader, Issue 1386, 1 September 1885, Page 4
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