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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21165, 23 April 1932, Page 18

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H. W. FROST ™ SURGEON DKNTIST, Late University of Pennsylvania, U.BJL 30 Years' Experience. AUCKLAND: JELLICOE CHAMBERS (next Herald). WELLINGTON: 119, WILLIS STREET. HAMILTON: WESLEY CHAMBERS. CHRISTCHURCH: 244, HIGH STREET. WANGANUI: 74, Broadway Bldgs., RIDGEWAY STREET. PLYMOUTH: Sole's Bldgr., Cor. Devon & Currie Sts. And at Dunedin and Invercargill. A Perfect Set of Teeth for £2/12/6 Open Friday Evening, 7 to 8.30. Remodelling Set - • £l/10/Painless Extractions - - 2/6 Extractions - - 1/Extr&ctions Free When Sets Ordered. Nervous People, Take Heartl We recently imported the latest N-O and Oxygen Apparatus for the administration of this wonderful anaesthetic, and can extract any number of teeth without the slightest pain, danger, or after-effects. A Boon to Country Clients.—By employing modern methods we can makei a ) perfect set of teeth, requiring: an attendance of only two hours altogretner, i so that patients living- in the country can vl?it us and return the same aay. L and so take advantage of our superior work and low fees. L - "■ *» New Zealand's Safe Train Travel 150 Millions Without Fatality AGAIN the New Zealand Railways have completed another big working year without causing the death of a passenger, thus achieving a marvellous record of I SO million passengersduring the past six years without one fatality. This aggregate, equivalent to the transport of the Dominion's whole population, a hundred times over, is convincing proof to the people that their railways strictly observe the principle of "Safety First," day and night, over the whole,of the system (more than 3000 route miles). That homely proverb, "Better to be sure than sorry, must commend itself to the travelling public, and the instinct of self-preservation should ensure preference for the railway, especially as the service is speedy and punctual as well as safe and economical. Wellington, t 7 As 20th April. 1932. v iVJ. Railway*'