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Oamaru Mail, Volume X, Issue 4095, 27 December 1887, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES QUOD FACIMUS VALDE FACI MUS." (" WHAT WI 80, WS DO WHI,") Doing nothing but first-class work, using inly the beat materials, and oharging Qoderate feeß, has been our success, Onr chief aim is to give every patient satisfaction, and we adhere to onr former announcementa that— ** We GUARANTEE Bucccss in the most difficult caseo, and do not allow cny artificial work to leave onr surgery unless, the patient and ourselves are perfeotly satisfied, •<■•■■■ 3. MYERS AND CO., . Thß DUNKDIK DENTAI SITBGHBY, QOTAGOtf, •:■;■. '"■ ."'Corner of. George-street, (Over Mr Bannister's Ootagon Dra Hall). A Single Artificial Tooth ... ■*» 10s. Seta equally moderate, The New Method of AMERICAN BRIDGE , AND CROWN . WOEK Adopted where practicable, Specimens of artificial dentures, made for Exhibition, on view in the showcase in Mr Bannister's window, are sufficient proof of our work In the maohanioal department NITROUS OXIDE GAS USED FOR PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH. Mr Myers having administered Nitrous Oxide Gaa'olmoat daily for over eight yeara. can with confidence recommend it as being perfectly safe and free from after bad effeots We also nse s local an&sthetio, whioh, in all oases lessens and sometimes completely deadens pain during the extraction of-.teeth, and is especially adapted for Stumps aind Roots of Teeth,' Teeth Stopped in Gold, Phosphates, and : Amalgam, Artificial Teeth, mads by, other Dentists Re modelled at small cost, ALB FEES STRICTLY MODERATE. S. MYEBS AND CO., Thb Dunkdih Drntal Sobobby, OOTAGON.

BROO K E = 8 ! E P k-» (Poisonous.) Mixes readily with Cold Water. Guaranteed the very befit made, Positively the softest dip for the wool. Safe, Reliable, Lasting, Uniform, Stainless, Cheap, TESTIMONIAL On September 16th, MR R. EVANS put through my Dip Three or Four Hundred Hoggets, using MB C. M.' BROOKE'S Preparation. The Hoggets were VERY BADLY, INFESBIT WITH TICKS AND LICE. To-day, I have carefully examined the Sheep, FIVE WEEKS after the Dipping. I HAVS NOT BEEN ABLg TO FIND A SINGLE LIVE TICK OR LOUSE. THE SKIN IS CLEAN AND BMGHf, THE WOOL HAS MADE GOOD GROWTH, AND HAS A RE. MABKABLY SOFT AND., RICH FEEL.

Altogether, judging from this ,one trial, I onaider-it ONE OF THE;VERY BEST DIPS IN THE MARKET. I am, dear air, '. Youra truly, PHILIP O. THRELKELD, Inglewood, Flaxton, Ootober 23rd, 1886. On December 16th, at shearing time, these sheep were again examined, and fonnd to be in exaotly the same porfaot state aa described above. Prioe—Per gallon, 4s, In i or 5 gallon drams; in barrels—2o gallono, 3s 9d; 100 do, 3s 6d ; 600 do, 3s 3d. One gallon of Dip requires dilating with 60 gallons of. .water. .

Manufactured only by 0. M. BE O O K E, OPBBATIVB CHEMIST, KAIAPOI. Dnnedin—Donald Reid and Co. Tlmaru—Farmers' 00-operatlva Abbo elation. OAMAKD—HENKY CONNBLL.

IMPIBE IIVEKY & AIT STABLE * THAMES-ST/JEBT, OAMABTT. ¥7, B B fi 0 H B S Late of the Norther* Stables), Begs to Inform his p&treni that he ... .. REMOVED To tha above Large aod Commodlona Stables, where he will be happy, to supply hla onatamers with SIDE-SADDLE & GENTLEMEN'S HORSES, Single and Doable Buggies, Waggonettes, On the moat tteMOoablo Tenxi, Htrses; Carefolly Broken to Saddle and Single and Doable Harness." ; Hsrsei Clipped and Singed on the promta. ■ for the season, .•/■ :: Homs Bought and Sold d Gommiitisß