'*""' '""""'_' ' Dental. '■ ■' DENTIST. Will See Patients 3 to ( only. No' Ereains Appointment*. Tip OWN0 WN gPEOAIi TiJETHOD OP pAIXLESS pXTBACTIOX Posaesses many and ereat advantages which, are distinctive. HERE ARE SOME. AMONG OTHERS: J. NO PAIN. 3. NO NEED to come back the secosd time or oftener. as under other method*. 8. EXPERT EXTRACTION. No broken t*eta or rlumps left m the srom*. 4. PERFECTLY SAFE (or all ages. I can safely use it on a patient of 80 years 6. If you hare a weak heart or suffering fTcm other complaints it will not affect you. 6. NO PAINFUL PRICKING. 7. No Swollen Gums. 8. Abscessed Teeth also Painlessly Extracted. Also. A SALCESIi. THE MOST MARVELLOUS DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY OF THE AGE. TOG CAN HAVE YOUR TEETH DRILLED. FILLED, PREPARED FOR CROWNING, BRIDGE WORK, PIVOTS, ETC., WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST PAIN" WHATEVER. YOU 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 BOOMS IS NOT A MYTH. BUT A FACT: COME TO MY SURGERIES AND SEE FOR YOURSELF THIS WONDERFUL APPARATUS FOR A NALGESIA **■ AT T)ENTIST r* \TUNROE "pMANUEL, TVOMINIOX /CHAMBERS. 65—QUEEN STREET-^ Over Wriskt's. Tailor. TELEPHONE 1604. OPEN EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON. HOURS, 9 TO 5 P.M. M* A. A. W HITE DENTAL 3URGEON, WATSON'S BUILDINGS, WELLESLEY STREET. Has Resumed Practice after his recent illness. And hie associated with him Mr. F. B. K. McArtbtir (late of Nsrarnawabij). i Boots and Shoes. Q E O. H I G G I N B. Of NOTTINGHAM HOUSE. UPPER QUEEN STREET, Wishes to notify the Boot-buyins Public that he hits opened a BRANCH BOOT STORE la Quay Street, opposite the Ferry Buildiasa A LARGE SHIPMENT OF ENGLISH BOOTS AND SHOES FOR WINTER WEAR JUST TO HAND. QEO. TJTGGIXB, BOOT AND SHOE IMPORTER, UPPER QUEEN STREET AND AT QUAY STREET. C Groceries, Etc. TAXIWHA SOAP. lOd per bar: Viceroy Soap, 3d per bar; Kanpatira Soap, aid per bar. No better than this manufacturedFall weteht. CANDLES.— Wax. 7d per lb, 6s 3d J? or „ ; , P"<»'» National Sperms, 7}d per lb, 7» 3d doz. CORNFLOUR.—Clement'* Cornflour, 4*d per lb; Johnston's Maize, 4d per lb. We t hair* heavy stocks in these lines. We have arriving in the course of two tßcks 1 ton 99 per cent. Cream of Tartar, m 1 2," 4d £'/.! xi ton » Car °- Soda, at 71b Is. or 2d lb. GENERAL GROCERIES—We can supply an all-round order of Groceries that will Kive entire satisfaction. TEAS, TEAS.—Loose Teas. Is. Is 2d. Is g*.fe lb f* a »J to "y Picket tea on the market at Is 8d or Is lOd. Notbine but Swan Bacon stocked. QA.VIN AND QONS. i OTAHUHU. t——— "> "•" Coflee. TJNCONDITIONAL gURRENDEB. Q.ALLANT gTBUGGLE A GATNBT OVERWHELMING CIRCUMSTANCES. GENERAL ATTACK BY HEAVY . INCREASES IN PRICES OF TIN AND INCREASED FREIGHTS. SO I HAVE HAD TO RAISE MY COFFEE * ONE PENNY PEE LB. DAISY No. 1 is la 9d per lb. .; DAISY No. 2 is Is 7d per lb. DAISY No. 3 is Is 5d per lb. * FINEST PURE COFFEE. In Tine, 2* Id per lbS. L. P. RI*MEB. WELLESLEY STREET. XTOW. JUST A WORD ABOUT COFFEE. . The Season when you can thoroughly enJoy a delicious cup of COFFEE in now coming on. GET GOOD COFFEE, 2nd £ that it is carefully made. Buy a tin ° "Stag's Head" brand, see that the Registered Trade Mark is on the tin. and you can be certain that you have something really good. * All grocers. No advance in price. coital* 2Vd'. th fi s&™«*«A. J. E NTRICA AND QO.. T TD Miscellaneous. PIANO 8. -NO DE P O B*l7 hear SZJWIgA*"™- Ca " •* ■ Piano, II O Ci 6s a week **« Iron-framed" "VTEW .PIANOS FOR OLD ONER ... 1\- Full allowance for your old Piaao v~ Deposit Piano Co.. 28. High St lano — No , URAND'S REGULATING PILLS,"!? 1A» Mix: moat efficient on market; harm ' less, reliable. Medicines, etc.. eent post free on receipt postal notes. —Bride« Drut Stor« 3, Karansianape Road, Auckland. "' 'X at DURBIN, Siddier. 44, Wyndham . St.. next Bueklesr*e, makes Saddles of . best materials that give comfort and wear None better; ,few as pood. ~ Used and recommended by most prominent riders, horsemen, stockmen. Once .used, always *• used. „.,.., " TTABTNEB," the King of Player Pianos, XV has do canal.—Sole Agents, E. and F " Piano Agency. Ltd. 8. Coldicutt. Manager. HEAVY Wool Sox.— were fortunate enough to buy a very large stock of All-woo! Sox before the last big rise, which • we are offering at Is od. Is €d, la dd per .pair. Exceptional value.Mcßride, Cash Tailor. Costumier and Outfitter, 11-15* Victoria St., Auckland. , • •■ . .' .• " . .•': '.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16234, 20 May 1916, Page 12
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