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Coughs and colds quickly depart when you inhale "Nazol." Gives instant relief. 60 doses for 1/6.—(Ad.) AUCTIONS. A T pArATOETOE. mO-MORROW (SATURDAY). TIME, "J OA P.M. J. S. D E M ONTALK AND : 0°" Favoured with instructions from Mr. E. Dart, Central Avenue, Papatoetoe, will Sell his XpURNITURE AND -pFFECTS, As Under: — iq-PIECB- CHESTERFIELD SUITE, uph. 0 iu Shadow Tissue; Dark-stained Oak Gateleg Table, Occ. Table, '9 x 7 Wilton Carpet (as new), 2 Uph. Army and Navy Deck Chairs, Copper Kerb, Occ. Bamboo | Table, 9 x 12 Asm. Carpet, 2 Single White Enamel Bedsteads and Wires, 2 Mattresses (as new), Rugs, Card Table, 3-dr. Chest (white enamel), Curtains, A.B. Chairs, 3 Rimu Chairs, Rimu Dining Table, 6x4 Rug, Dinner Wagon, Screen, Slip Mats, Linoleums, Runner, Small Oak Sideboard, Handsome Crockery, Glassware, Al Spoons, Forks, etc., Alum. Ware, 3ft Iron Bed and Wire, 12in Mower, Garden Tools; also Dulcetto Gramophone, Books, etc. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—Be sure and attend this sale of Choice Furniture and Effects, Without Reserve, J Q TT)E TITONTALK AND riO., QUICK AND BUSY AUCTIONEERS, QTAHUHU. 7 mO pENROSE pESIDENTS. QQUIRRELL AND r* oY > WILL HOLD A CLEARING SALE ON mO-MORROW, SATURDAY, AT -j P.M. At the PENROSE- MOTOR CAMP, GREAT SOUTH ROAD (just past the Penrose Railway Station), as follows: — 8 ROUND TEA TABLES, 6 Round Back Chairs, 5 Oak Chairs, Canadian Chairs, 1 Rosewood Table, 1 Palm Stand aud Fern, Cups and Saucers, Tea Plates, Glass Dishes, 3 Confectionery Jars, 5 Sets Jugs, Tumblers, Teapots and Stands, Alum. Jugs, Jam Dishes, Ice Cream Server, Cruets, 1 Dinner Gong, Egg Cups, Spoons, Forks, Stainless Cutlery, 2 Cases Tea Spoons, Fish Knives and Forks, 17 Table Cloths, Hat Racks, 1 Clock, 44 Pots Jam, 6 Tomato sauce. Egg Preservative, Part Dinner Service, 1 Pres. Pan, 30 Stone Jars, Tools, 11 Suit Lengths, 12 Hanks Wool, 1 Writing Desk, 1 Butler's Tray, 1 Grate, 2 Tearoom Signs, 11 Sashes, Kitchen Sundries, 4 Doz. Jam Jars, Quantity Paint (all colours), ,1 Drum (22 gallons) Motor Oil, 1 Oil Drum, with tap; 3 Ladders, Clothes Props, 1 Galv. Bath, 6 Rubbish Bins, 1 Garden Seat and Table, 6 Beds and Wires, Bedding, Blankets, Linen, Etc.; 1 Extension D. Table, Table Mangle, 1 Hall Stand, 1 Oak Occ. Table, 1 Epergne, 1 Framed Mirror, 4 x 3; 1 Settee and Squab, 1 Lawn Mower, 1 Electrolux Carpet Sweeper, 7 Ducks, and a Host of Sundries. TERMS CASH. NOTE. —Otahuhu Buses pass the door. T>OY CQUIRRELL, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, HALL OF COMMERCE, HIGH STREET. 17

DENTISTRY. MY OWN SPECIAL METHOD OF . PAINLESS EXTRACTION Possesses Many Great Advantages Which Are Distinctive. HERB ARE SOME AMONG OTHERS: 1. NO PAIN. ...-*». ~ 2 NO NEED to come back for the second time or oftener as under other methods. 3 EXPERT EXTRACTIONS. No.broken teeth or stumps in the gums. 4 PERFECTLY SAFE FOR ALL AGES. I can safely use it on a patient of 80 years. 5. IF YOU HAVE A WEAK HEART, or suffering from other complaints, It will not affect you. 6. NO PAINFUL PRICKING. 7. NO SWOLLEN GUMS. 8. ABSCESSED TEETH are painlessly extracted. 9. EXTRACTIONS FREE when teeth are ordered. Also ANALGESIA, The Most Marvellous Discovery in Dentistry of the Age. You can have your teeth Drilled, Filled, prepared for Crowning, Bridge Work, Pivots, etc., without tha Slightest Pain Whatever. Yon are conscious, yet unconscious to pain, and I have proved this most Wonderful Machine to be an absolute success in every operation. Therefore patients who are nervous need no longer fear the Dentist. PAINLESS DENTISTRY AT MY ROOMS IS NOT A MYTH, BUT A FACT. OPEN EVERY EVENING. T\ENTIST Q J^MANOBL, FIRST FLOOR* ENDEAN'S BUILDINGS (Next G.P.0.). Telephone 41-604. Take Elevator. A BETTER Teeth, greater comfort ; very moderate fees.—Howey Walker, Dentist,* 209. Queen St Terms arranged. D TEETH are necessary. Dental Services are urgent. Special terms arranged.— Howey Walker, Dentist, City Chambers. »