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Waikato Times, Volume XL, Issue 3213, 28 January 1893, Page 4

NoticesWALTER A. WOOD SINGLE APRON BEAM AND BINDER. THIS MACHINE stands unrivalled for its simplicity of construction, combined with Strength and lightness of draught, aud the certainty with which it will handle any conditioned crop. _ P p T7P . THE WALTER A. WOOD COMPANY obtained the GRAND PRIZE (Object of Art and Two Gold Medals) at the Pans Exhibition, and_ the PRIZE GOLD MEDAL at the Great International Binder Trial at Bucharest, 1890, beating the Massey, Adriance, Mnstone, and Hornsby Binders. , IHME SBEMI OF THESE, HlCHIffiS NOT MlO SEN OCT HT A DM o Iflll lilt. • WALTER A. WOOD'S ENCLOSED GEAR MOWERS IN STOCK. MACHINE OIL AND BINDER TWINE ON SALE.

THDS- ST IA DE, BAMIXiTOW, SOLE AGENT IN WAIKATO FOR THE W. A. WOOD COMPANY. Duplicates for all Machines kept in stock, thus ensuring purchasers against loss of. time in the midst of the season in case of accident.

D R A W ILFOKD fl ALL ' s GREAT MIC DISCOVERY THE GREATEST HEALTH-RESTORING REMEDY YET DISCOVERED. A Marvellous Triumph over Disease without Medicine. The Best Preventative and Blood Purifier in the World. The treatment is unfolded in the Health Pamphlet, a prescription of 48 pages, to which is attached a valuable"Appendix, the result of a large experience, etc., by John Hera.. Price, posted £l. Many thousands who have purchased the Pamphlet would not give up the use of the treatment for all the money in the world.

AGENT: JOHN HERN, SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND (Opposite Star Office).. Hours—9 till 12 and 2 till 5.30, References :W, Lucas, engineer, Christchurch; Mr Collingham, Alex andra-street, Auckland ; A. fluxtable, Esq., North Shore; R. Proudc, Esq., Te Puke; R. Long, Esq., Mt, Eden; Rev. J. Ward, North Shore; Rev. S. Knight, Prahan, Victoria, and hundreds of others. A large sheet of tea timoriaN post free. " . What the Rev. J. Ward saysDevonport, October 10, 1592, Mr J. Heru.— Dear Sir: I confess to hsving been a little seeptical as to the value of Dr. Hall's treatment, though I had heard from many of the great help they had derived from it; but since reading the pamphlet my scepticism on the subject has vanished. The treatment seems so rational, and I can now understand the eulogistic words spoken in its praise. In your efforts in making known the treatment I wish yon all success.-Josiaii Ward, PLEDGE OP~HONOUR. Be it known that for the purpose of obtaining from Dr. A. WILFORD HALL, the knowledge of his hypienie discovery, and for his treatment of health and longevity, with the pamphlet unfolding the same, I hereby pledge my word and honour not to show the pamphlet or reveal its contents to anyone, nor allow it to be seen by any person ; nor will I use the treatment with any others except the members of my own family, from each of whom a promise ahall be exacted not to reveal the treatment to others. * This pledge does not debar the physician who may purchase the pamphlet from using the treatment with his patients, provided, however, he does not show the pamplet nor reveal to them the rationale of the treatment. - Signed this ~;day of 18,,. Address P.O ONE WITNESS Gut this out and sign with one witness, and send with one pound to Dr. Hall's agent, J. Hern, Shortland-street, Auck* land, opposite Star Office, who will forward the pamphlet by return mail. 11HE AUCKLAND PATENT BUREAU, H,' Coombes' Arcade, Queen-street, Auckland. (Registered under "Patents, Designs, and Trade Maiks Act, 1889," Patents obtained and issued at charges 10 par ceut. below those of the Institute of Patent Agents, Every assistance and advice given to Inventors. C. J. ELMSLY, Manager. H F w iNDSOK| SURGEON DENTIST (By Exam.), LATE KEMPT AND WINDSOR SHORTLAND STREET (opposite General Post Office), Telephone 377.

PEI R C E w. Fruiterer, &g., CAMBRIDGE, Has removed to mote commodious premises, in Duke-street, where lie will be pleased to supply the wants of his customers. Everything of the beat quality. Smokkii Fish Fresh Evert Week. R ALEXANDER MACKIE, find- • ing that his invention for the preserving of photographs in tombstones is much approved of by those who have seen it, has considered that it would be advantageous to obtain a patent for tho same, He has, therefore, applied for protection for the invention, and he is now prepared to execute orders for tho insertion of photographs in tombstones. 1 A. ADLER, Coach Builder, 3*26 tf • Queen-street (next to the Queen's Head' Hotel), Auckland, late of H. Amery, Oxford-street and Longacre, London,—Highest testimonia s from the leading citizens of Auckland, Repairing, Painting, and Trimming; first-class work only, Fstiniates given, -Vehicles of all kinds for sale. 0 T I C E. POISON IS BEING LAID FOR DOGS on the New Zealand Land Association's property. Woodlands,'3rd May, ISBB.