PAPERSPAST

Special Advertisements LUMSDEN. I 11/1" R B. BROWN, Railway Eafreshment Booms, has been appointed AGENT for the MATAURA ENSIGN atLumsden. i^f Subscribers nny obtain their Papsrs on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, immediately on arrival of the train from Gore. RIVERSDALE. ";f R E. LOW, Saddler, has been ap- ! JprJL AQSNT for the MATAURA f Biversdale. may obtain their Papers on H^BHRHb^DAY and SATURDAY H|BHHH|Bediately on arrival of the MR W. NATIOK has been appointed i AGENT for the MATAURA ENSIGN at Waikaia, Kgg° Subscribers may obtain their Papers on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, immediately on arrival of the Coach from Biversdale. THE MATAURA ENSIGN. fYK and after TUESDAY NEXT, the MATAURA ENSIGN Will be Published EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Single Copies One Penny ' Per Annum, delivered ... 15s „ posted ... 20s Subscriptions Payable in Advance. If Booked, 20j delivered ; 24s posted. Dentists R. J. B. YULE, L.D.S., SURGEON DENTIST, SPEY STREET, INVEROARGILL, ON and after FRIDAY, 14th (September, Mb Yule will visit Gore IfiVfißY WEEK, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, and may be consulted at O'Kane's Hotel. j Hours of Consultation—Friday 2 p,m, to Saturday 3 p.m. One Artificial Tooth, 10s. Full Upper and Under Sets from £10 10s. Nitrous Oxide Gas Administration, sfl. Chloride of Etbyl and Cocaine for Painless Extractions of Teeth. Appointments may be made with Mr D. B, Estheb, Chemist. A DENTAL SUKGERY FOR_GORB. E. G. GRESHAM, SURUEON & MECHANICAL DENTIST MR GRESHAM has opened a Surgery in Main Street, opposite the Bailway Station, and may be consulted daily on and after Friday, the 21st June. All the most Modern Improvements have been introduced, and Highest-class Dentistry will be practised . ALL FEES STRICTLY MODERATE, Full Upper and Under Sets, temporary and Permanent, from £10 10s. Nitrous Oxide Gas and Chloride of Ethyl administered for the Painless Extraction of Teeth. Gas, 5a ; Chloride of Ethyl, 2s 6d. Extraction, 2s 6d,

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