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Oamaru Mail, Volume X, Issue 4097, 29 December 1887, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES a ' r\UOD FACIMUS VALDE FACI Vty MDS." (" WHAT WE SO, WB SO WILL.") 0 1 Doing nothing but first-olasa work, twlng r »nly the best materials, and charging , noderate fees, has been oar sncoess. i aim Is t to rive every .patient s 'aatiiefaction, and r we adhere to our former a announcements that— " We GUARANTEE ■ success In the most diffioult bases, and do j aot. allow, any artificial, work to leave our 1 surgery unless the patient and ourselves are , oerfeotly satlsfiedJ' - %■-.: MY KB S ANDk ;CO., 3 Thb Duhkdin Dental Subobsy, .; ~ J ,„ : ; OOTAGOtf; , 3 Corner of George-street, i (Over Mr Bannister's OotagonDrn Hall). ■ Single Artificial Tooth ... -« 10s. t - Sets equally moderate, The New Method 6! 4MERIOAN BRIDGE. AND CBOWN WORK , Adopted where practicable. ... Specimens of artificial, dentures,, made for Exhibition, on view h\ the showcase in Mr Bannister's window, are sufficient proof of jar work in the maobanioal department NITROUS OXIDE GAS USED FOR eAINLBSS EXTRACTION OF TEETH. 1 Mr "Myew .having .administered Nitrons Oxide Gas almost daily for over eight years, oan with confidence recommend it as being perfectly safe and free from after bad effects We also nse a local anaesthetic, whioh, in all oases lessens' and" sometimes 'completely deadens, pain, during the . extraction iof teeth, and' is especially adapted;-for Stumps and Roots of Teeth... reeth Stopped in. Gold, Phosphates, and 'AmaJqatri, Artificial Teeth made by other Dentists Be modelled at. small ooatt ALB PEES STRICTLY MODERATE. 3. ! MYERS ASD XX);, Thb Dtokdih Dbntai, Sr/BOjreT, OCTAGON. BROOKE,B ! E P '. YO (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, MS R. EVANS put through my.-Dlp, Three or Four Hundred; -Hoggets, uslng-MB 6.- M. BROOKE'S Preparation.. The Hoggets : were VERY: BADLY INFES ED WITH LICE. have carefully examined the Sheep,"' FIVE WEEKS, after the Dippingi I HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE! TO ?IND,A. SINGLK LIVE TICK OR LOUSE. THB SKIN IS CLEAN AND BRIGHT, THE WOOL HAS MADE GOOD- GROWTH; AND HAS A RE; MABKABLY SOFT AND ■RiCH FEEL. iltogethar, judging from this one trial, I onsider it ONE OF-THE VERY BEST DIPS IN THE MARKET. I'am, dear slr, ; Yours truly, PHILIP C. THRELKELP. Inglewood, Flaxton, Ootober 23rd, 1886. r On December 16th, at shearing time, these J; sheep were again examined, and found to be , in exaotly the same perfeot state as dea- .; oribed above. f. Price—Per gallon, 4a, In 4or 5 gallon 7; drums; in barrels—2o gallons, 3l 9d; 100 [ do, 3s 6d j 600 do, 3s 3d, c One gallon of Dip requires dilating with -. SO gallons of water. Manufactured only by O. M. B S; O O K E, OPBBAIIVB OHBMIBT, : KAIAPOL Agents—■ Dunedin—Donald Reid and Co, Timaru— Farmers' Co-operative Aesoolation. OAMARU—HENRY CONNELL. EMPIBE SIVEBY & AIT STABLE , THAMES-STREET, r7, BEIOHBB Late of the Norther 9 Stabhs), Bags to Inform his patrons that he '. v; ,/ ' 'Hi A REMOVED" J' ■■" To the abovaLarge and.Commodious Stables, where he will be happy to supply his oustomerswith ; SIDE.SADDLE if GENTLEMEN'S :f; . D ..., w ...„- ~..,. ,■ - Single and Double Buggies, - .... c ""Waggonette^';,>* On the most, ,Reasenabls Terru, Horses Carefully Broken to Saddjs Bids-saddle, and Single and Doable .... Harness,' ..\'.'r...",;':' Howes Clipped and Singed on the premls. ■.-T:'. ;;■: -i.-f. . for the seaien. Hanoi Bought and Sold a Commiidaa