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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9311, 30 December 1891, Page 2

Special Advertisements. ]»«" R JOII N P. ARMST RON O, SURGEON DKN'ITST, Is pleased to announce that he has secured the Services of A FIRST-CLASS ASSISTANT From London (AA'est End). Having fitted up the Laboratory with all the Latest Appliances at considerable expence, we are now enabled to make Dentures with Continuous Porcelain Gum, which is so life-like that detection is impossible. Stent's Palates are the thinnest and strongest in Vulcanite. Cases made without Palates where applicable. For the convenience of Patients we have TWO SURGERIES, Replete with Every Modern Convenience. FILLINGS A SPECIALTY. Fees Moderate, compatible with the Highest Workmanship. COLONIAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS, Corner oe Princes and High streets. DUNEDIN. ELEVATOR AT AVORK ALL DAY. Telephone No. COI. Hours : From !) a.m. to C p.m. MR FRANK ARMSTRONG, DENTIST, May be Consulted at his Offices, x COLONIAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS, Corner of Princes and High streets (Entrance from Princes street). 25n HRISTMAS AND NEAV YEAR PRESENTS. G. and T. YOUNG have pleasure in inviting inspection of their Magnificent Stock, without a doubt the largest in the colony. Stock comprises Gold and Silver AVatches, Gold and Silver Jewellery, English, French and American Clocks, Sterling Silver and Electro Silver-plated Goods, Aneroids, Bronzes, Cutlery, Dressing Cases, Fans, Field and Opera Glasses, Ladies' Companions, Fitted Bags, Purses, and Card Cases in Leather, Spectacles, Sic They have lately received: Ex s.s. Kaikoura—4 Cases Newest Goods. Ex s.s. Doric—l 4 Cases Newest Goods. Ex s.s. Arawa—lC Cases Newest Goods. Ex s.s. Aorangi—4 Cases Newest Goods. Ex s.s. Coptic—3 Cases Newest Goods. It is a well recognised fact that no buyer on commission can buy so well as one of the Principals, especially when that Principal is a practical man and acquainted with the class of goods suitable for the markets for which he buys. G. and T. YOUNG need only mention that their Buyer is Mr George Young, and that he buys for Cash from the actual Manufacturers; consequently, having no commissions to pay to Home Buyers, they claim to have facilities possessed by no other in the sainedine of business in New Zealand for supplying the Best Class of Goods at the Lowest Prices. G. and T. YOUNG confidently invite inspection of goods and comparison of prices. Note the Address: 8S PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN ; Also at AA rellington, Timaru, and Oamaru. 23.1 J" W FAULKNER. a Cumberland street, Opposite Railway Station, Dunedin, Makes and Fixes IRON GRAVE RAILS, any height, strength, or pattern ; also, AVIRE GRAA E RAILINGS, from .il upwards. Both can be fixed with or without kerbing. Concrete and Stone Kerbing supplied at Lowest Prices. Also, AA'ire Bordering, Porches, Flower Stands, Garden Seats, Wire Trelliswork for A'ineries, &c.; Wire Netting for sheep, [pigs, &c. Iron Gates, Front Fencing, and Iron Standards, at London prices. Illustrated Catalogues and Price List (on application) post free. ffiju

riEAND DISPLAY IjT Of NEW YEAR NOVELTIES At the D. L C. EVERY DEPARTMENT CROWDED. MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF FANCY GOODS, Suitable for GIFTS AND PRIZES. Inspection invited. P. LAING, Manager. B. Haixenstki.v, Chairman of Directors. WAREHOUSE OPEN FOR BUSINESS ON THURSDAY EVENING TILL 10 O'CLOCK.

QTANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY. Head Office : HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. FIRE, MARINE, and FIDELITY GUARANTEE RISKS TAKEN AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. THOMAS 11. FISHER, General Manager. ~T k J. M'FAK LAN E. CHRISTMAS DELICACIES: PATES DE FOIE GRAS, CAVIARE ANCHOVIES IN OIL j PEEK, FREAN'S BISCUITS (in great variety) PORTS, SHERRIFJ. PENFOLD'S CELEBRATED SOUTH AUSTRALIAN WINES HAM and BACON, OLD CHEDDAR CHEESE BLENDED TEAS: MIKADO, CANTON, PAGODA, STANDARD. For Fragrance and Flavour Unequalled in the City. A. & J. M'FARLANE, PRINCES and MACLAGGAN STREETS. 23d We (Southland Times) learn that Mr James Blakie, of Ryal Bush, has bought the champion mare at the late Invercargill show from Mr V. V. Dunnet, of Kelso, at the price of lOOgs. Lady Salisbury, the animal in question, took lirst iv her class on Friday, that of yeld mares, an.l the champion prize offered for the best Clydesdale mare on the ground. She i.s by the celebrated sire Lord .Salisbury, out of Mr Dunnet'.s mare Rosie, whose sire was the well-known imported horse Wallace. Lady Salisbury is in her prime, being just four years old. She is a light bay, with white face and hind feet, otlier points black. She is a big mare, set low on line, clean, hard logs and excellent feet, altogether a pleasant-looking and handsome type of her class. A Tokomairiro farmer who has always been hostile to the method of singlejudgingat the stockshows has just been converted to it. He wns at the lin-ercargill show last week, where the system of having one judge is adopted, and, according to the Bruce Herald, he was so impressed with its superiority that he is now entirely in favour of it. lie says the business is got tlirougli more quickly an.l more satisfactorily to all parties. There is no haggling between the judges, who may hold diverseopinions, as is sometimes the case here and elsewhere. Some folks are so sharp that they will cut you if you neglect your looks. Restore your faded hair to its youthful colour and brightness with Mrs S. A. Allen's World's Hair Restorer.