Page 12 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13683, 26 February 1908, Page 12

Machinery, etc. r TcT~ FARMERS.)- ■:.\- ■■■ .'■■';.'.,::::'.-• ■-■' ■■• ■■' '■'.' .;:. , . j BE UP-TO-DATE. AND PURCHASE ONE ! -.. OF OUR . « yjNION" PORTABLE Q. AS if NGINES, J FITTED ON ONE OP OUR SPECIALLY- ! CONSTRUCTED TROLLEYS. T ABOUE CAVING. rjpjatE 0 A VINO. '•':-/■ "V/rONET MAYING. WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OP IRRIGATING OUTFITS. . i; TTNION -pNGINE AND rfOULD'S "DUMP j CANNOT BE BEATEN. SEND . FOSS QUOTATIONS. A LARGE SUPPLY OP ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY CARRIED IN STOCK. ."WOODWORKING ACJIIXERY, STATIONARY "ONGINES, . TT\ANIELS' AUCTION pAS pLANTS. pOULD'S pUMPS, ETC., ETC., ETC. SEND FOR CATALOGUES AND QUOTATIONS OR, BETTER STILL. CALL AND INSPECT. ;w .A.RYAN AND C°-L'rD-THNGINEEBS,' QUAY-STREET, AUCKLAND. Dental. TALKS ON TEETH. The knowledge which is based on practical experience is indisputable What a man knows. HE KNOWS. There is nothing circumstantial about that sort of evidence. When we have put teeth in a man's mouth and they have become as firm and solid, and he can use them with as much comfort and satisfaction aa he could if all his teeth were natural and in good condition—teeth which he has lost because neither he nor his dentist knew of our method of supplying teeth without the aid of plates— man, when called upon, is going to make a good witness for our side. After you have investigated our enthusiastic patrons we don't believe you will be satisfied with anything short of the AL-VE-O-LAR wav of restoring missing teeth. We don't believe you will allow any dentist to pull any loose teeth for you, nor to put a " bridge" in your mouth that ' will torture you until it is taken out again; and we are positive that you won't have anything to do with a plate, not if yon have two or more teeth left in either jaw. What value do you place on your health? What is life worth without health? Many of the ills which flesh is heir to are traceable to poor teeth. THEREFORE. •■_ If vou have lost all your teeth, come to our Rooms and let us show you the work we are doing, and prove to you by actual cases which we have operated upon among leadins - citizens. . . . ln We C don't want the idea to obtain that we are Alveolar Specialists alone. Wo are • that, but something more— . WE ARE THE GREATEST EXPONENTS ■ OF SCIENTIFIC AND PAINLESS DENTISTRY IN THE , ' DOMINION. All our work guaranteed absolutely without pain. ' A Dentist must needs have exceptional ability to put in Alveolar teem, hence it, iol : lows that in the simpler terms 01 o«nta. work these men will give their patients reisulta that will delight them: careful, sympathetic, scientific work in each and every case, no matter how simple that case may tie. . ! Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 pro.; 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Each Evening. ■RELIANCE TJENTAL QOMPANY. QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND (over Smeeton's). C. MUNROE EMANUEL, Principal. Open Every Saturday Afternoon. E. LAB AT T HJL LPAINLESS DENTIST. 98, KARANGAHAPE ED. (opp. Id Section). NOTE THESE PRICES: ' Artificial Teeth, with latest inprovemerits ••• "* *** *** ■»»*« " ° Misfitting Dentures Remodelled ...1.10 Broken Sets Repaired 0 5 0 Gold Fillings from ... — - 010 0 Ordinary Fillings ... ? ? n Gold Crowns i i u -j S-PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS--! 8. J- Consultation Free. J - Open Saturday Afternoon, also Every Evening • pAS EDUCED. The Fee for " Laughing Gas" administered by MR. HOWEY-WALKER (opp. Yates') IS 9 QPainless Extractions, 2s. Dentist HOWEY WALKER, over Piano Rooms, opp. Y ates . M B - E. C. AOT> DENTIST. (Late of Mr. A. ' M.. Carter), I No. 205, QUEEN STREET. j Two Doors Above Savings Bank. ' Cfaiiia, Glassware, etc. j I l i 9 , j FOR TEA SETS, j FOR. DINNER SETS, j FOR TOILET SETS, ! FOR GLASSWARE. ! FOR HAND-PAINTED FRUIT 1 BOWLS, j FOR CHOICE VASES, Etc., S. M. DOWNARD, ' 291, QUEEN-STREET, Nearly opposite Tonson Garlick's. STOCK WILL BE KEPT OF MATCHING PATTERNS. Hitherto supplied by Mr. J. L. WILSON. Conveyances. I OSWALD CO3SEY. having taken over > Mr. Brown's and .Mr. Teirney'a Livery and Bait Stables, am now in a position to do all kinds of carting, and ' solicit a fair share of patronage. Saddle Horses to meet train. Mail Coach starts for Taheke after arrival of train, the first Toesday in November, and continues weekly. Telegraph Address: LIVERY STABLES. Kalhu. j ' T>OYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. j Meets train at Wayby, Monday, Wednes- i I (jay, Thursday, and Saturdays, returning to Wellsford same day. >v W. RAMS BOTTOM. ARCHITECTS AND QTHERS. KINDLY CALL AND SEE OUR NEW j •Vj-ARBtfe TMTANTELS. j UP-TO-DATE DESIGNS AT COMPETITIVE ur A PRICES. j Xjer, pAEKINSON AND po., HONUMENTAL AND GENERAL SCULPTORS. VICTORIA-STREET W.. AUCKLAND. 'Phone. 954. Monumental Catalogues Post Free. "\TE\V PIANOS. from 5s a week.— XN No Deposit; No Interest; NO Bill of Sale. Call and we will explain our terms.--23, High-st.