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Oamaru Mail, Volume X, Issue 4098, 30 December 1887, Page 1

BUSINESB NOTIOEB ' r\UOD FACIMUS VALDE FACT MDB." (" WHAT VH SO, WB SO WSLL.") Doing nothing bnt firat-olasa work, using inly tne best materials, and oharging noderate fees, has been oar snccess. Our chief aim la to give every patient satisfaction, and we adhere; to our former announcements that—We GUARANTEE suooesa in the) most difficult cases, and do not allow any artificial work to leave our surgery unless the patient and ourselves are perfectly satisfied." 3 . MYERS. AND CO., Thh Dunbdin Dental Subgery, OCTAGON, Corner of George-street, (Over Mr Bannister's Octagon Dru Hall), A Single Artificial Tooth ... '-*« 10s. Sets equally moderate. The New Method of IMERICAN BRIDGE AND CROWN WORK ■ Adopted where practicable. Specimens of artificial dentures, made for Exhibition, on view Id the showoaae In Mr Bannister's window 1 , are sufficient proof of our work in the maohanlcal department : NITROUS OXIDE GAS USED FOR PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH. Mr Myers having administered Nitrons Oxide Gu almost dally for over eight years,, aan with confidence recommend it aa being perfectly safe and free from'after bad effects } We also use a local an&sthetlo, whloh, in all cases lessens and sometimes oom'pletely deadenspaln during the extraction of teeth, atod la especially adapted for Stumps and Roots of Teeth, leeth Stopped In Gold, Phosphates, and Amalgam. Artificial Teeth made by other Dentists Re modelled at email cost, AL6 FEES STRICTLY MODERATE, 3. MYERS AND CO., THB Dunkdih DENTAL STOOKBT, OCTAGON. BOOKEjS " PKEJBOT " E P DIP, (Poisonous,) Mixes readily with Cold Water, Guaranteed the very best made. Positively the softest dip for the wool. Safe, Reliable, Basting, Uniform, Stainless, Cheap. TESTIMONIAL. On September 16th, MR R. EVANS pat through my Dip Three or Four Hundred Hoggets, nslng MR C. M. BROOKE'S Preparation. The, Hoggets .were . VERY BADLY INFESTED WITH TICKS AND LICE. To-day, I have carefully examined the, Sheep, FIVE WEEKS after the Dipping. . I HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO FIND A SINGLE LIVE TICK OR LOUSE. THE SKIN IS CLEAN AND BBIGHT, THE WOOL HAS MADE GOOD GROWTH, AND HAS A REMARKABLY SOFT AND RICH FEEL. Altogether, judging from this one trial, I onsider ft,.ONE OF THE VERY BEST DIPS IN THE MARKET. I am, dear sir, Yours truly, PHILIP C. THRELKELD. Inglewood, Flaxton, Ootober 23rd, 1886. On December 16th, at shearing time, these sheep were again examined, and found to be in exaotly the same perfeot state as described above. Price—Per gallon, 4s, In 4 or 5 gallon drums j In barrels—2o gallons, 3a 9d; 100 do, 3s 6d ; 500 do, 3s 3d. One gallon of Dip requires diluting with 50 gallons of water. Manufactured only by C. M.BROOKE, OPBBAUVS CHEMIST, KAIAPOI. Agents— Dnnedtn—Donald Held and Co. Timarn—Farmers' Co-operative Association. OAMARU—HENRY CONNELL. Empire iivery & ait stable THAMES-STREET, OAMARU. <V. BEftCHKB Late of the Norther 3 * ' Stablos), Begs to Inform his patrons that he REMOVED ' To the above Large and Commodious Stables, where he will be happy to supply his ous«. ••. tomerawith SIDE-SADDLE. & GENTLEMEN'S HORSES, , . Slsiglo and Doable Bnggiw. ■ ' " Waggonettes, On the mast Reasonable Tenia, Heries Csrefully Broken to Saddle Slds-saddle, and Slnglt ana Double nij -I 'Harness, .Horses Clipped and Singed on the premii. for. the season. . Homa Bought and Sold a Commissi ag B S H *