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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 4984, 25 March 1895, Page 4

; ,: CAN C E B . WONDERFUL BELIEF FOE CANCER. undersigned-having discovered A a wonderful; Relief for Cancer, is prepared .to treat persons afflicted with that disease. If. tho patient.does not derive benefit from such treatment within a fortnight no charge will be made. Personal application indispensULCEIiS, SORES AND WOUNDS. Ulcers, Sores, and Wounds of 20 7 ears i standing have been cured by the infallible leonidas Ointment, 2/8 per [corv,] Wellington, 15th Ootobor, 1894, Mrs M. Smith has been treating me for a bad leg which I have been suffering with for the last five years, but now 1 am thankful to say, it is as well as ever it was. Previous to my consulting Mrs Smith, I had Wed several of the leading doctors of Wellington, but without success. I can highly recommend Mrs Smith's treatment, also her ointment, to anyone who is suffering from kicks, or old sores, such as mine was. W. J. Bum, Constable. Wellington, 15th October, 1894. Apply Mrs M. SMITH, Sole Manufacturer, third house left side, Binhamstreet, off Ingcstrc-strcet, Wellington. Hours—2 to <i. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE ** DEPARTMENT, Established 1670, EVEIIY row GUAHASTEEI) BV THE STATE LOW PREMIUMS and LARGE BONUSES, The aim of this Department lias boon to providoLlfo liisiiranco at tlio minimum cost compatiMowitliiafoty, Itdocauotclmrgoits Polkv-lioldoraunnoccssnrilylirgoiiromiuuis In oi'ijor to onable it subsequently to attract tlio Iguornnt by tlio glitter of iucronsod bonuses. Tlio premiums which it chargosaro »ho lowest compatihlo with perfect safety, and lira loss thau tlio liarticipftting rates of any otliorofflco doing business in Australasia, In Spito of this fact, at tho lost valuation (December, 189:1) tho assets of tlio olllco wore found tocKcodtliQlinbilitics (jy n0 | ess - sum than £190,000-A result duo to economy of management and low mortality, PRESENT FUNDS EXCEED TWO MILLION POUNDS, ANNUAL INCOME exceeds £360,000. J, H, IIICUAHDSON, « Commissioner. 'KILLBUNNY.' NEW RABBIT POISON. mHE maker of this poison claims itt< ■*- he equal to any yet introduced. A Victorian squatter writes : " I have picked up over a dray load of rabbits after using a few lbs, of this poison." A Wairarapa resident writes: Send mo a further supply when the season for poisoning commences. I consider it quite equal to any other I have used." SuraiED in 211) and 71b Tins, A supply at all branches of tlio W.F.C.A., LTD. Agents for Wellington— LEVIN & CO. THE OLD ORDER CUANGETH, YIELDING PLACE TO THE NEW. FORMERLY consumers were satislied willi Blended Teas, costingup to 3s per pound; tho old order is changed by flic introduction of SUMURATJfiA 1 the price of which ranges from 2s to 2s Gd per pound. All other brands are yielding place to tlic new. Nothwith ■ standiii!? their opposition, SURATURA is on its inarch onwards, Never lias a tea bc?n received with such favour by the public. Never has a tea giyen sucli satisfaction. Never has a purer tea been offered to consumers. Never has a tea been presented to families with nil its freshness preserved. Never has a tea beenmoro envied by competitors, Never lias a tea been plucked and prepared for the market with greater cleanliness, vide following extract from a pamphlet on '|Tea Cultivation and Manufacture :' " How much is gained in point of "cleanliness by the cmploymcntof maeli- '• incry in rolling becomes evident if the " effect of (he operation upon the leaf is " considered, &c., &e., Ac. In China " this operation is performed by hand, " and it only requires that process to be " pictured to sec that in it thelcaf must " derive a considerable amount of dirt " and perspiration from the hands of the "unwashed Mongolian," This portion of Tea Manufacture is dono by machinory in the case of the SURATURA TEA, 0 MATTER where you livo, our Time Payment System enables you to become the purchaser of a Piano or Organ. Monthly payments from 20s. MUSICIAN writes:— I "The piano is satisfactory in every respect. Mrs M—, who purchased a Piano from your Company, was recommended by me. i CLERGYMAN writes:-"I dell siro to express my appreciation of your goodness in choosing a Piano that gives general satisfaction," A WORKING HAN writes" The J\. Piano purchased from your Company is a credit to the maker. I shall recommend my Mends to buy of tho Dresden Company." A SOLICITOR writes:—"lam indebted to you for sending me so excellent a Piano," T)IANOS riANOS From the historic houses of Erard, Broadwood and Sons, Lipp &Sohn, Collard and Collard, Schwechten, Beckstein, Kuhse. ITiIME PAYMENTS • IIME PAYMENTS From 20/- monthly, THE DRESDEN PIANO GO, LAMBTON QUAY, Wellington! M. J. BROOKES, —. Manaoeb, J. E, HOOD, Mastcrton Agent. >. ■