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Press, Volume L, Issue 8485, 17 May 1893, Page 3

Business Notices. —. i - i .-,-■--, , i ... . ;— — ■ ' ' ' —■■.■ i. -i. m, - TWTB ARE CASH BUYERS OF FOWL WHEAT OATS BARLEY PEAS OATSHEAF POFATOE3 ONIONS GRASS SEED And have ON SALE, at "Lowest Market Rates, ALL "B-INDS OF FORAGE AND FARM PRODUCE, At our Stores, ST. ASAPH STREET. COLLIE* BEOS. THE CHRISTCHURCH DENTAL SURGERY. Corner of Cashel and High streets, S. MYERS & CO., |Biin-~i~n__iiii "i* "— iggggj*_gggj{_j__^J____B{jii^^_^ M^j DECAYED TEETH EXTRACTED PAINLESSLY AND Kl-PLACISD TEMPORARILY, Saving tho Patient the inconvenience and discomfort of being any length of time without lee th. A Single Artificial Tooth, Te _porary and Permanent, 10s. Complete Sets at equally Low FeeNitrous Oxide Gas administered for the Painless extraction, of Teeth or Stumps .Fee tor Administration ss, Extraction 2s 6d. Several Teeth can sometimes be extracted under one administration. Teeth filled with Gold, Amalgam or Phosphates. AU Operations to the mouth at strictly uniform and moderate toes. Hours of-Atrondanoe,^ a.m. to 6p.m. Other hoiirs and Sunday at Private Residence, corner of Cashel and Uarbadoes utreet K. Telephone, Surgery 279. Residence 50& D ntal Hygiene, a short treatise on the care of the Teeth, post free on application. . 7644 TO MERCHANTS. GROCERS, &c Ta/tOIR and CO. are now manufacturing ROLLER FLOUR. Registered Brand—"Zealandia." Patent Rotary Scalper System (latest process). Also, ROLLED OATS. 25C7 ' Money. " MONEY " TO LEND, in various SUMS from £100 and upwards, ou Approved Security, at lowest current rates. GARRICK, COWLISHAW and FISHBR. Solicitors, 6 , Gloucester street. ■■"'" .MONEY./ . MONEY to LEND in Sums of from £25 to £1000 at lowest rates of interest. M. DONNELLY, Solicitor, C 69 203 Hereford street; Christchurch. LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY CBox»*_P.O.V IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTZOB. THE above Company are now Prepared o __>VA-vC_i MONEY In SUMS from -10 to -10.000, On personal Security, Bills of Sale, Mortgages, Reversionary Interest under Wills. Or any tangible security of any kind. Having agents in Australia and London ws are prepared to Make Advances on Wills a speciality. BiUsDiscounted Daily and Renewals Effected. OFFICES—I 72 "LICHFIELD STREET. . _"__-4BLIBHK~ 186-1. Q_ggß_________^__________________|^ Funeral Notices. rjIHE Friends of "Mr Thomas Edwards aro X respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late wife, .to leave his residence, "Wyland, Bligh's road, Papanui; To-morrow (Thursday). May 18t_v at 2.15 p.m. for the Papanui Cemetery. . ■»■-.'" JA3. L'__tß and SON, Undertakers, 4170 • 35 Lichfield street. THE Friends of Mr Thomas Gny are respectfully informed that tne Funeral of his late Son, John Ivo, wili leave his residence, 203 Barbadoes Street, This Day (Wednesday), 17th inst,, at 1 p.m., for the Riooarton Churchyard. R. W. WALTERS and CO., Undertakers, 43 "Victoria atreet, Telephone No. 116, 4164 ._—-»•'»«——_—______«_«*"__o-—______-___H^ THE Friends of Mr Joseph Richards are respectfully informed that the Funeral of his late Daughter, Miriam, will leave i is residence, Papanui. ut 3 p.m. on Thursday, the 18th inst., for the Papnnui Churchyard. R. W. WALTH.RS and GO„ - Undertakers, 43 Victoria street. Telephone 146. 4165 H. SCBIMSHA W, UNDERTAKER. Oldest Established Firm in Canterbury. Adults' Funerals from £2 10s, Cniidreu'sd. from al loe. Polished Coffins from £3. The Trade Supplied with ail Requirements, Address—ll DURHAM STREET SOUTH. Telephone—No. 430. ■•:..'" W. LANGFOKD, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER Of the Oldest Firm in New Zealand. FURNISHES FU.sERALS at the LOWEST CHARGES. . Special arrangements made with persona f limited menu?. Country Orders receive prompt attention. Please Note the Address - Workshops, corner NOrth and East Belts. Office, 133 Colombo street. Telephone Kicking cows, like kicking horses, says the Pahiatua Star, are a nuisance, and any remedy will no doubt be hailed with delight. Mr J. Pblglase, Mangatainoka, has a son at Ashurst, and. this is what a Palmerston paper has to say of an invention of his:—Mr J. Polglase has the merit of introducing a new*and.effective method of preventing a cow from kicking. It may have been practised elsewhere, but on his part it is quite original; those to whom it has been related all seem struck with the novelty of tbe idea, and never heard of it before. Tie a rope to one of Ihe cow's hiud legn, pass it along her back to the top cross-bar of the bail, bore a hole, put id through that, and fasten it to the horn on the same side as the leg is tied. When she kicks she pulls. her head down; «he doesn't like it,- soon leaves off, and is cured on the same principle as fastening a rope to ' the bit and under the tail of a horse inclined' to run back and break the bridle.. , I" - ——_______________—-—«--_—____■_____ Counterfeits Swindles -_—___——__—__________■> ftcAUTIOUSI) THERE is only One Genuine Wolfe's Schnapps