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Oamaru Mail, Volume X, Issue 4202, 1 September 1888, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTIOEB Q UOD FACIMUS VALDE FACI MDB." (" WHAT WB DO, WB DO WILL.") Doing nothing but first-class work, using inly the beat materials, ud charging coderate fees, has been our suooesa. Onr ohlef aim la to rive every patient satisfaction, and we adhere to onr former announcements that—" We GUARANTEE sncoess in the moat difficult oases, and do not allow any artificial work to leave oar surgery aniens the patient and oaraelvea /are peneotly satisfied. S. MYERS AND CO., THB Dttctkdin DBNTAL Subgeby, OCTAGOJf, Corner of George-street, (Over Mr B. Iraao'a Ootagon Drug Hall). A Single Artlfiolal Tooth ... 10s, Sets equally moderate, The New Method of AMERICAN BRIDGE AND CROWN WORK Adopted where praotioable, Specimen* of artlfiolal dentures, made for Exhibition, on view Id the showcase In Mr Bannister's window, are -fcaffioient proof of onr work In the mechanloal department NITROUS OXIDE GAS USED FOR PAINiESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH. Mr Myers' having administered Nitrons Oxide Gas almoat daily for over eight yeara. can wit)' onfidenee recommend It aa being perfectly safe and free from after bad offeota We also-ise a looal anseathetlo, whloh, in all cases - essens and sometimes completely deadens pain daring the extraction of teeth, and 1b especially adapted for Stumps and Roots of Teeth. Teeth Stopped In Gold, Phosphates, and Amalgam, Artlfiolal Teeth made by other Dentlata Re modelled at small oost. Alt) FEES STRICTLY MODERATE. S. MYERS AND CO., THS Vvskdis Dkhtjs SOTUMBY, OOTAGON, And at Caßhhl-Btrbkt, Christchprhh. R IMPORTANT. ABBIT SKIN ROBERT CLEtAND AND CO, Bond and Crawtord-stbbktb, Dunedii*. Give HIGHEST CAttH PRICES for all kinds of RABBIT3KINS, SHEEPSKINS, HORSEHAIR, &o. We want Two Millions of Rabbltakina this aeason, and most get them. 964 BRO 0K E 8 " PBKfHCT ' SHEEP DIP, (Polaonons.) Mixes readily with Cold Wator. Guaranteed the very best made. Positively the aofteat dip for the wool. Bafe, Reliable, Lasting, Uniform, Stainless, Cheap, TESTIMONIAL On September 16th, MR R. EVANS pnt through my Dip Three or Four Hundred Hoggets, nslng MB C. M. BROOKE'S Preparation. The Hoggets were VERY BADLY INFESTED WITH TICKS AND LICE. To-day, I have oarefolly examined the Sheep, FIVE WEEKS after the Dipping. I HAVE NOT BEEN ABBE TO FIND A SINGLE UVE TICK OR LOUSE. THE SKIN IS GLEAN AND BRIGHT, THE WOOK HAS MADE GOOD GROWTH, AND HAS A BE. MARKABLY SOFT AND RICH FEEL. Altogether, Judging from this one trial, I oosider it ONE OF THE VERY BEST DIPS IN THE MARKET. I am, dear air, Yours truly, PHILIP C. THRELKELD. Inglewood, Flaxton, October 23rd, 1886. On Deoember 16th, at shearing time, these sheep were again examined, and found to be in exactly the same perfect state as described above. Prloe—Per gallon, 4s, in 4 or 6 gallon drums | In barrels—2o gallons, 3s 9d J 100 de, 3s 6d | 600 do, 3s 3d. One gallon of Dip requires diluting with 50 gallons of water. Manufactured only by O. M, BROOKE, FIRATOT CHXMI3T, KAIAPOI. * Agents— Dnnedln—Donald Reld and Co. Timaru—Farmers' Co-operative Association. OAMARU—HENRY CONNELL. Empire uveby & ait stable THAMES-STREET, OAMABU. W , BBftOHHR Late ef the Norther* Stables), Begs to lalerm his patron that he BEHOVED To the above Luge and Commodious Stable*, where he will be happy to supply his otu< tamers with SIDE-SADDLE A GENTLEMEN'S HORSES, Single and Doable Baggies, Waggonettes, Ob the mast Reasonable Tsma, H tries Oarefolly Broken to Saddle Slds-saddla, and Single and Double Harness, Hanoi Clipped and Singed on the premlsfar the season, Hofsaa Bought aad Sold m Owilsataa