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Oamaru Mail, Volume X, Issue 4094, 24 December 1887, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES UOD FAOIMUS VALDE FACI MUB." ~(" WHAT WK DO, WB DO WKLIa") Doing nothing but first-olasa work, using Mdy the best materials, and oharglng aoderate fees, has been oar sucoess,Oar ohief aim Is to give every patient satisfaction, and we,adhere to our former anhounoements'ttiat— '■' We GUARANTEE suocesß in. the most, diffioult oasea,"ah<l do not allow any' artificial work to leave our perfeotly satisfied. S 7 MYER ~S AN D CO.; < "■ Thb DuNfcbisr Dbotai. Stogkry, 3 OCTAGON, '•: -Corner, of George-street, (Over Mr Bannister's Ootagon Dia Hall). A Single Artifiolal Tooth . „. : '-*• 1G». Sets equally moderate. . , The New Method of , r -j IMERIOAN BRIDGE AND "CROWN ...,.;■> v .. . ~,W.ORK, , , Adopted where praotiaable. Specimen's of artifiolal dentnres, made for Exhibition, on view Id the. showcase in Mr Bannister's window, are"sufficient proof;of oar work in the maohanioal department ; NITROUS OXIDE. GAS USED FOR PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH. Mr Myers having, administered Nitrons Oxide' tias-aimost daily for over eight years, can with confidence recommend, it.as_being 'perfeotly ; Ba£e aiid free from after bad 'effects We also use a local anafithetlo, whioh, m all oases lessens and sometimes completely deadenß pain during the extraction of ~teeth, and; is especially adapted;., for Stumps and Roots of Teeth. % f\ teeth Stopped In Gold, Phosphates, and -■■■(>;■, ~.-. ;. Amalgam,. -.77 .■:.r.- i ''"! ■ Artifiolal Teeth made by .other Dentists Re modelled at small coat, ALfc FEES STRICTLY MODERATE. .8, MYERS AND CO., ' ' •Phß DtJNEBIN DENTAL SUBOEBT, OCTAGON.

BBOOKEtS E P (Poisonous,) Mixes readily with Cold Water. Guaranteed the very best made. Positively the softest dip for the wool. Safe, Reliable, Lasting, Uniform, Stainless, Cheap. TESTIMONIAL. On September 16th, ME B. EVANS put through my Dip Three or Four Hundred Hoggets, using MB C. M. BROOKE'S Preparation. The '"Hoggets, were. VERY BADLY; INFBS I:ED WITH TICKS AND LICE, To-dey, I have carefully examined the Sheep, TIVE WEEKS after the Dip. ping. I HAVE NOT BEEN. ABLE; TO FIND A SINGLE LIVE TICK OR LOUSE., THE SKIN IS CLEAN AND BRIGHT, THE WOOB HAS MADE GOOD GROWTH, AND HAS A.. BEMARKABLY SOFT AND RICH FEEL.

Altogether, judging from .this one trial, I ©Mlder It ONE OF- THE VERY BEST DIPS EST THE MARKET. : i '. lam, dear sir, ." ■ . Yonra truly, PHILIP 0. THRELKELD, Inglewood, Flaxton, Ootober 23rd, 1886. On Deoember 16th, at shearing time, these sheep were again examined, and found to be in exaotly the same perfeot Btate as desorlbed above. Price—Per gallon, 4s, In 4 or 5 gallon drams jln barrels—2o gallons, 3s 9d; 100 do!3a 6d ; 500 do, 3s 3d. One gallon of Dip requires dilating with 50 gallons of .water. Manufactured only by M. BR O O K E, OFSBATTVB chemist,

Agenta— Dunodln—Donald Keld and Co. Tlmaru—Farmers' Co-operative Asm elation. OAMAKU—HENRY CONNBLL.

MPIBB IIVERY k AIT STABLE THAMES-STAEET, W , BEIOHSB Late ol the Norther* Stabfes), Begs to Inform hli patrons that he -REMOVED To the above Luge and Commodious Stable*, where ho will be happy to supply his bus< komerawitb, '>-: SIDE-SADDLE * GENTLEMEN'S HORSES, Single and Double Baggies, "'.-■' , Waggonettes,.; ---■ On the most Reasonable Tsros. Horses Carefully Broken to Saddle Side-saddle, and Single and Double Harness, ■-■:'■',--,.■:, Horses Clipped and Singed on the premie, 'tor the season. BoitM Bought and Sold n Commissi**-