Public Notices F. J. K E M S H E D'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE, St. George's Hall, Thames-street. PIANOS. ORGANS. PIANOS. ORGANS. On the Deferred-Payment System. BEETHOVEN ORGANS. Golden Tongue Reeda. T'ho Sweetest Toned and Cheapest American Organs in the Market. Price from L2O. Catalogues free. A Large Stock of Violins, Melodeons, Concertinas, etc., on hand. Pianos and Orgaxs Tuned and Repaired by experienced workmen, and lowest possible prices. Sheet Music in great variety. Violin Strings and all accessories. Accordeons, etc., repaired. St. George's Hall to be let on reasonable terms. QUITE TRUE! A FEW ADVANTAGES OF THE Dresden piano company's HIRE PURCHASE SYSTEM: 1st —No matter where you live, it enables you to become the owner of a thoroughly good and sound Pianoforte or American Organ by simply paying the Hire for a stated period. •2nd —Possession is obtained on payment of the First Monthly or Quarterly Instalment. rd—No further expense whatever is incurred beyond the instalments for the period agreed on. —The Piano or American Organ can be exchanged for one of a better class at any lime within the period of hiring, th—An excellent Piano or Organ (warranted for 10 years) can be obtained for a deposit of 30s and a payment of 30s monthly. Gtli—A First-class Guarantee is given with every instrument purchased. 7 th—Catalogues, terms, etc., sent post free on application. Sheet Music a Speciality. THE DRESDEN PIANO CO.'S DEPOT QUITE TRUE. LEVIATHAN RAILWAY TEM PERANCE HOTEL (Opposite the Railway Station), DUNEDIN. Though imitated by many, surpassed by none. Mrs Silk Proprietress TTTTS very popular establishment continues to afford very superior accommodation to tourists and others who desire the comforts of home combined with very moderate charges. The sole management of the House, as well of the cuisne affairs, is under the personal supervision of Mrs Silk. The House is situated within a few minutes' walk of the Post Office, Steamboat Landings, and other places. " /~\UOD FACIMUS VALDE FACIMUS." what we do, we do well." Doing nothing but first-class work, using only the best materials, and charging moderate fees, has been our success. Our chief aim is to give every patient satisfaction, and we adhere to our former announcements that—"We GURAANTEE success in the most difficult cases, and do not allow any artificial work to leave our surgery unless the patient and ourselves are perfectly satisfied."
S. MYERS AND CO., The Duxedix Dental Surgery, OCTAGON, Corner of George-street (Over Mr B. Isaac's Octagon Drug Hall). A Single Artificial Tooth ... ... 10s Sets equally moderate. The New Method of AMERICAN BRIDGE AND CROWN WORK Adopted were practicable. Specimens of artificial denture, made for Exhibition, on view in the showcase in Mr Bannister's window, are sufficient proof of our work in the mechanical department. NITROUS OXIDE GAS USED FOR PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH. Mr Myers having administered Nitrous Oxide Gas almost daily for over eight years, can with confidence recommend it as being perfectly safe and free from after bad effects. We also use a local anaesthetic, which in all cases lessens, and sometimes completely deadens pain during the extraction of teeth, and is especially adapted for Btumps and roots of teeth. Teeth Stopped in Gold, Phosphates, and Amalgam. Artificial Teeth made by other Dentists Remodelled at small cost. ALL FEES STRICTLY MODERATE. S. MYERS AND CO., The Dunedin Dental Surgery, OCTAGON, And at Oarhel-street, Chbistchtjrch. v. R ROYAL LAIL COACH FROM KUROW TO OMARAMA. BDELARGY'S LINE of COACHES . mil LEAVE KUROW (cairying the Mails and Passengers) every MONDAY and FRIDAY MORNING for OMARAMA at 8.30 a.m. Leaving OMARAMA every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at 12 a.m., arriving at Ktirow in time to catch the Trains to Oamaru. Booking Office at Ktirow. Passengers' Fares and Parcels must be Prepaid. B. DELARGY, Proprietor. LIVERY and BAIT STABLES at Kurow, wherggHorses and Buggies can be Had on MA Good paddock* accommodation.
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Oamaru Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 4999, 9 June 1891, Page 1
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