J\ R. ' ■:■ P A X■ X ';,.B -' S HAS REMOVED ■ ' To SYMOND-STREET, Corner of • . '■• '■■ ; Wellesloy-street.■ .-■ ■■ •;• . CONSULTATION HOURS::.; . 8-9 a.m ,'• ■■ : . ■ I—2 p.m. . • ; 6—7 p.m. At Gilbert's Q.uetin-street: 3-4 p.m. H.".v.-F... W. 1 ND s ° * SURGEON DENTIST' ' (By Exam.), SHORTLAND ST.-(opposite General Post Ofllce). Telephone 577. OLD ESTABLISHED -DENTIST. ,A.o JJp . b m i t n.\ HOBSON-STREET (near St.'Matthews ' i • . Church). . , ARTIFICIAL TEETH at Reduced Charges. Ofood lit guaranteed. i:1!.PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS BY GAS. ' Don't pretend to supply so-called' Guinea Sets.] A'- -Gr " M A"1 -LA ;Di D>D>3 -' ZjLo Vjl.O J-T-JL r .•..-..■■ , . ;; . 'SURGEON DENTIST. - Specialist in.; Crown and Bridge Work, and . - : ali3o the carp of Children's Teeth. ;. VICTORIA, STREET WEST', , ' (Opposite Union Bank). '_. s J^ONDON /JQKNTAL TNSTITUTJi!, .'. 295, QUEEN STREET ' . ,'.. . (Next Milne and Choyce). TEETH. A COMPLETE SET OF TEETH. TEETH for £11/ TEETH. SINGLE TOOTH, from 5/ TEETH. GOLD STOPPING, from 5/ . TEETH. .PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS, TEETH. Guarateed,- Gas 2/6, ExtracTEETH. tions 2/6 and 1/ TEETH. The Most Complete System of TEETH. Painless Dentistry in the TEETH. . . World. TEETH. SUPERIOR UPPER OR LOWTEETH. ER SETS, £2 TEETH. Teeth fitted over roots if reTEETH. puired; no unnecessary exTEETH.' " tractions. TEETH. Other Dentists' Work Re-fitted. TEETH. Remember, we have all the TEETH. : latest appliances, and guaranTEETH. tee all work 10 years, being TEETH, satisfied with only a small profit TEETH, on each case. , . TEETH. We absolutely guarantee our TEETHE, work for strength and beauty. mEED'S. CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS Mr. J. Rideout, Miram Plram, Victoria, Australia, • writes:— ' 'Mr Teed:' I enclose stamps . for two boxes, of .your, famous Corn Cure. Please send.:to the address'below.' ' Wholesale Agents: Kempthorne, Prosser, and . Sharland &. Co. . TJ AT JEN'S KOLA TONIC, . ,;.■'■ NON-INTOXICATING. THE FAMOUS REVIVER AND RESTORER. Stimulates entire muscular system, acting like magic, rousing into vigour and health the whole physical-energy of the system. LADIES should take it Instead of taking v wafers, which are Injurious. ATHLETES should take It to prevent ■■■'.-. 'fatigue. :. ' YACHTSMEN should never go a trip ..: without a bottle. ■ :. • "> • . AS. A PICK-ME-UP IT IS TPIE BEST. PRICE.. ;. . .... .. 2s 6d. : RATJEN;' CHEMIST. QUEEN. STREET. R- TT Q W. a X,' JS S, • ' NAVAL , AND MILITARY . ' '.. ~ TAILOR, VICTORIA ST. WEST, AUCKLAND.) ■■ H:S.- has always on hand a \ Choice, Selection of - - ! CO AT IN (J S, TRbUSERIN-GS, . Etq. ! '•" ".,' 'to choose from.!' ('■*'■•'■<• '■■',■'.-'' FIT AND WORKMAiNSHIP ' . ■■'-■.; GUARANTEED. A. C. H."C; 0L^INS- ' _ SURGEON S'.DENTIST. .■ •'- ---'WBLLBS.LE.Y STREET -WEST (Opposite Opera House). I FEES MODERATE. ■■:".■ " ; PAINLES.S EXTRACTION.'" The BEST POWDER FOB THE | NURSERY is Aicldn's: Cimolite. It dries and heals' excoriated surfaces, is strongly, antiseptic, and refreshingly fragrant. At The Pharmacy, Queen-street. Price, 1/. (6) TBtKeHAPHIC ADDBEBB : :■' SYMONDS STREET, AUCKLAND; : :■■, telephone no. 365. r. ; •'; '■/N L :'a DST ONE 1O R EWE RY; br ■ , .-:'■.. -O • / DANIEL, ARKELL, ■ BREWER, MALTSTER AND BOTTLER, " j Gladstone Street and Newton Road j " , AUCKLAND. ,-/:■.•-.. i . XXXX Ale, .old. 2s, porgalloH , XXX Ale, mild. Is. 6d. per gallon ■ : A.K. Bittor Ale, Is; 9d. peif gallon Stout. Is. 9d. per gallon Axkeil s Own Brew Bluo Label Bottled Ale and ;{■;,>■" ' Stout, quartn Ec; per dozen • ,; •Arkbll's Own Brow Bluo Label Bottled Ale and ~ . Stout, pints 4a. per dozen DUNEDIN BOTTLED ALE AND* STOUT- ; , Quarts, 9s. per dozen ' »■'.-(■ '' Pinto, is. (id. por dozen -. ; ■■ ■•- -'-■■ ■■- DRAUGHT ALE IN BOTTLE- - .- ■ ' Quarts,-ss. pordozen . ..• ~ • Piats, 3s. per dozon Faokbd— -.." •;. '• Quarts, sa. 6d. per dozen j 1..,1,.'--, Pints. 3s. 3d. per dozen ■ie\l RE ISLAN D LIME J UICIE— ... 7s. 6d. por dozen. ,;. ■ '..';' CRUSHED MALT- 'Is. per bushel | BUYER OF BOTTLES-Quarts.lOd.: Pints. Si. ' ■ ■ ' ' ■■- ; ■" ■ ' - -i /VRRIVED PER RECENT; STEAMERS, i CROSSE and BLACKWELL'S JAMS , CROSSE and BLACKWELL'S CELERY salt .; ■■;. ... i GROUND SWEET ALMOND, ilb tin '■;..-GRANULATED.SUGAR'I.'/;. •; ~;,■■ -■■• ■;.- , COLOURED-ICING SUGAR (Rose, Green, Orange, Yellow) • ; ' • ■ .'CHAMOIS LEATHERS, all sizes ;. 'SPICED ANCHOVIES, in'kegs.: ' :\ l: GROCER AND IMPORTER, , QUEEN-STREET AND NEWTON. ■".:. | fi.'-HO OTING '. SEASON. All persons are hereby cautioned against j Trespassing upon the lands of the undersigned at Mount Eden in pursuit of game or otherwise. ' ' '; ">*: ■■■•:..-■'■---.-■ '- ' : : : -; :; ■''"' : W. AITKEN.'. '< ARTHUR MORROW. ■'' [ Mount Eden, April, 30, IS9S. . ■" "• TJ\O ORGANISTS AND CHOIR MASTERS. t i^F A^ DED S.S. STAR OF ENG-LAND-Part Songs for Ladies' Voices; Four Part Songs : Choruses ; Anthems ; Organ Music; Cantata Operettas; Etc., Etc., by Dr. Charles Vincent and other eminent, modern writers. ■ • •„." ' '-. -•'.'"' ■ JOHN WEST. ' --..- - 12. Wellesley-street. W. "OOND AND CO., Floral Artists, Shortland--U street, are now sho%ving magniflcient variety of Cactus Dahlias. Telephone 856. ■■\^ rOM?"N'S~D'EMOCRATIC~ UNION—Next .T T: Meeting Tuesday, May 3rd, Wesley Hall a .—P.'H'._jj,QBineßS: Non)iiiation of Officers. ASK Your Grocer for "the Jubilee Oilcloth - Polum, the best and most reliable; always ready for use. . .' '
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Auckland Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 101, 30 April 1898, Page 4
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