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Mataura Ensign, Issue 1256, 7 November 1903, Page 4

Dentlat a. Otto R. Buchanan, r ICKGEON A MECHANICAL DENTIST, (Late of Dental Colleges of Philadelphia and New York), assisted by G. J- ILLE, SURGEON DENTIST, (Above W. McQruer and Co.'s), MAIN STREET, GORE. Painless Extractions or Fillings. Artificial Dentures, Crown and Bridge work, etc. Fees Moderate. Private Residence, " Haere Mai " Ardwick Street. M\: L'llA Yi-itfd in Fuiu.c day. K«t "ifit ..n MONDAY AFTERNOON, -2 'i N - , from 2 to 6 p.m., at Cameruii's Uuul. REM:'.V Mi NOTICE. H. MACKAY, (Late Vu'ifl tud Mackay), SURGEON A MECHANICAL DENTIST, Corner Main and Ashton Streets, GORE (Opposite Railway Station). MR MACKAY begs to announce that he has REMOVED to NEW ROOMS in the National Mortgage and Agency Co. s Buildings (opposite Railway Station) and may be consulted as usual. All Agreements entered into by the Late Firm ofYULE 4 MACKAY, will be earned out by MR MACKAY. MR MACKAY may be consulted atMataura: Every Tuesday, from 2 p.m. till 6 p.m. Rooms next J. and J Gait a. Bridge Street. . j7F. WILSON, SURGEON DENTIST. (Late R. J. B. Yule), SPEV BTBEET, IjiTEBCAEOIIJ-. MB WILSON, Dentist, w U visit Gore every fortnight. His next visit will be on FRIDAY, 6th November, and may be consulted at \\ right s Criterion Hotel; arriving by express in tue morning and leaving by Evening Train. Upper or Lower Set of Teeth from £1 la. Gold Plates according to quantity gold used. Fillings from 2s 6d. Patients deciding to visit Mr Wilson in Invercargill, where he has two Surgeries fitted with all the most modern appliances lor making Dentistry as little unpleasant as possible and expediting the completion of work, will have a liberal allowance made to cover train fares. 25 years' experience. Thoroughly ap-to-date. Crown and Bridge Work a specialty. Lady Dentist and Qualified Nurse n attendance- _ Coachpainter & Signwriter JM. GRAHAM begs to inform the . Public that he has taken Premises next J. Wright's Blacksmith Shop whi-re be is Resuming his Trade, and hopes to receive a fair share of patronage. Having served my Apprenticeship in one of the Leading lioachbuilder's Shops in Dunedin, I am prepared to finish all work entrusted to me in the very best style. Only the Bost Materials used. FINISH A SPECIALTY. 13 THANKS. J. F. DENSEM, TAILOR, DESIRES to THANK his Patrons for their Support during the past Six Years, and to notify the General Public that he is now RE-INSTATED IN HIS NEW PREMISES (on the scene of the late fire). He is Opening out with a Splendid Assortment of Choice SPRING TWEEDS, COATINGS, WORSTEDS, TROUSERINGS, Etc., and invites all to come and inspct. ALL WORK GUARANTEED, AND PRICES TO SUIT ALL. 010 X TT ~\T IS THE JUIJLII BEST! '&SV STARCH Use No Otli er> Procurable from all Grocers ind Storekeepers throughout the Cjlon Professional. [A CARD.] E. C. SMITH, SOLICITOR lAS REMOVED to NATIONAL BANK PREMISES, Memkt Sthket, GORK. Trust Moneys to Lend in any Sums on Freehold Seeurity at Current Rates of Interest. [A CARD.] JB L A I K I E . Licensed Surveyor and Civil Engineer. Land Agent, and Valuer New Premises MERSEY STREET, GORE. [A CARD.] ~ jp B. MACDONALD, 'AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYOR, Moved to Ward's Buildings, above National Bank. [A CARD.] Mr d. l. poppelwell, Babbistbb and Solicitor, Mersey Street, Gore. Money to Lend on Freehold Securities. Agent for New Zealand Insurance Company. [A CARD.] T. STEWART, REGISTERED MININU AGENT, WAIKAIA.

THE DUX & BLUE MAY Thi£LUlle Irao'.eanat, THE DUX, is now as well and favorably known to the Farming Community as is the famous Blae Jay Plow. THE DUX FITTED AS A KIDGER. " "fB&ITbtIM "* V? " D "" < lbis Ending) has aU STEEL SEEEATTMSbAMEMICEvi*®«3 lOs C ° mplete ' * 3 B ° °' her Im » lement has - and ™ The set as a BID3ER, and ten minutes will conve t it into either a HOE, CULTI-WSEI2ING°AGENTS-F°r an Implement that WUI made UP in '° Thr£B Implement6 ' ® 3 10a Complete. Gore 4 Riyersdale ' JAMES REID, Athol. TODD BROS. & CO., Heriot. William E. Reynolds & Co., BOND STREET, DUNEDIN.