[A CAR D] JAMES M. McBREARTY, 8.D.5.. Dental Surgeon, yyiLL commence the practice of his profession at Lawn’s Buildings, (Upstairs), corner of Tainui and Mackay Streets, on TUESDAY, April 2. Phone 1039. Appointments may be made as from April 1.
[A CARD] C. C. DE MONTALK, B.D.S. Dental Surgeon. May be consulted at Richmond and Reynolds Rooms. THE NEW FLORIST. FOR YOUR WREATHS AND FLORAL TRIBUTES. ’Phone 958. W. BUCHANAN, KARORO. BULBS AND IRIS For Autumn Planting. Anemone, Ist Size, 1/6 per dozen. Ranunculus 1/6 per dozen. Freesias Burtoni Giants. Largest cream 2/6 per dozen. Freesias, Coloured Hybrids, 2/6 dozen. Narcissi, mixed for massing, 1/6 dozen. Iris Tingitana, pale blue, 2/6 dozen. Iris Bearded, mixed colours, 2/6 clump. Tulips, mixed colours, 4/6 pei’ dozen. Soliel D’Or, Golden Narcissi, 2/- dozen. Fritillaria, gold and lemon, 3/6 each. Nerines, 1/6 each. Bedding Plants: Poppies, Canterbury Bells, Primulas, Pansies. Also a full range of garden fertilisers in small quantities. GWEN ROBINSON, FLORISTE, GREYMOUTH.
BARRY & STOUPPE OPTICIANS MR. N. STOUPPE, of Barry and Stouppe, will visit the Coast as follows:— Hokitika: WEDNESDAY, April 10. C/o Mr. H. M. Coulson. Reefton: THURSDAY, April 11. C/o Mr. W. J. Duff. Greymouth: FRIDAY, April 12. C/o Mr. D. Mcßrearty. Appointments for these visits may now be made. BARRY & STOUPPE OPTICIANS—CHRISTCHURCH.
PROCTER’S Opticians - Since 1877 CHRISTCHURCH. WISH to announce that they are engaging still more Opticians in England, who—on their arrival—will be making regulai’ visits to Greymouth on behalf of the firm. Appointments for next visit (April 26th and 27th) can be made now by ringing Miss Pfeifer, ’Phone No. 475.
CHIRO |y|f’ PRACTIC ww Chiropractic is a natural method by which to keep strong and healthy. Thousands of individuals have been restored to robust health and vigorous activity by the application of its principles. It has an impressive record of achievement in restoring sick people to health. Get well with Chiropractic. G. H. RATTRAY FRASER CHIROPRACTOR, GUINNESS ST., GREYMOUTH. Hours: 10-12, 2-5.30. Saturday 10-12. By appointment. ’Phone 420. CONSULTATION FREE.
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