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Otago Witness, Issue 1838, 11 February 1887, Page 20

a^i Public; Notices, \ -"v/2f.«-6'aiis.T" v /2f.«-6'aiis.T by, e^aminationV „ f\Tj •\ j! fo i genior Dispenser to Roberts and .Co., .Ch'emiflts to the British (Embassy/Paria. ZAh t ?-A(JdreßSr!?Pctagon Drug flail, Dunetiin. ,«a :, ■ Ali^prders..by. post «ttended.to by return mail. * A Urge assortment of; i^usales. Breast Pumps," » Enemas^ltopiratqrs, Il^rpat, Nasal, and other .! Spi»x^li\^]c>a "Thermometers, Hypodermic. Syringes, and all Druggist Sundries. ; « U&>'jfa&2f&&Tb! COUNTRY PHYSICIANS; L „ All the,latest"Drugs kept, and any quantity of oMer./liisVof New -•*vJ oJ3g ff -^ B tßc6' forwarded on application.' ms-t — f ~-r <* Agent, for: - *. ; OT -"Hygienic* Wood' Wool Diapers .and Dr Wright's Pumiojiio Candles— relieve *» WhoopirigCbugh, &c .. r „ OCTAGON DRUG HALL/ *«#Wrf©.^i»*^sa'. Dtoßdin.- ; '.'• ' 25J8 IH BINBY '; M ILWARD B^;s5SF" X . PATfityTLY WRAPPED NEEDLES hiAi^&'.B /VIST ,'- s ■■■fl ,-' AS » !■■-.•[ . r ;< „- . CELEBRATED.. EGG-EYED NEEDLES V' '& a ' a ?he largest sole of any needles in the world. ;^ TrheyVare .now. TEMPEBgD^Jby PATENTED . ''jaXoEuNEßY.'WliioifenTOreß a*n*acourady of temper ' .. nevflr belore attained in' needle-making. HENBVjMILjyABD'&.BONS reoomroeod Ladies . ■"" S:Z'V also to enquire for thefe'T . ■':~<*'-$f ■,- < WEST;'gKD. NEBDpB CASES,, ■■ acpaiaing an afasortment of 100, 200, 800; 400 or 600 ■ ; -if , *'", "needles. ." " .:'■ ■ ; TIf'MOST POPULAR NEEDLE CASE geVtr m ado, , \"Wi HAVE .made arrangements with>Mr HUNx ' ) Jt i^T,ER (wjwhas beett withine;for more than lO^ears^b.openS,^*" l7 - .^'.:-\ ".' *:r: r SPECIAL CHEAP DEPARTMENT . 'in'ConnectionrWith nay own practice, for thepnr« .... pose of supplying „ .. M . TEETH OF THE b!eST v~* "QUALITY. 1 I . undertaking fell- Dental Operations ab . „,,.. - : GREAILY. REDUCED FEES. The Teeth and Materials will be equal to those used in my own practice, and all Work Guaranteed. .' . : ' ' ALFRED BOOT, ' . DENTIST, Octagon, Dunedin, '4f ••. QUOD FACIMUS.VA IDE FAC/MUS. (VWHAT WE DO, WK DO, WELL.") , fTiHE DUNEDIN DENTAL' BURGERY, .-.:■ . .>.*.<: Corner of. George str.eet..- - - f . , ,(Pj er Mr Bannister's Octagon Drug Hall). S7 M.V E R's &:"" C O. 9 .-.:..; DENTAL SURGEONS, " " ""' ' -• ' ■ Specialists in Artificial Dentistry. ? ' '' WJTmJt'eeJß ;(«'"' g'WITHOUT^XCTB:.: . , \ Entenngurjbribuir. third year in Dunedin, we; 1 I- find,oiuc PßACTlCE. haslargely. increased. This...' .:;, is lowing r *to ;oMr;ST : RiqTLy ADHERING io : . .' '-„ th'a^yyhich^w^' advertise, and^to prove the conn.*/ v ". ' ' -.denco we have in our' new svßtem of Mechanical '■ ". , "I^cut^try^w'e are not aloheCwiljiyg, but anxious \'. to re-make any Tartificial. dentiire :(made by ul) ' V. ". that, wMiotVgiving; perfect -COMFORT aird '.' .■BATjSFAqTION.FREE of CHARGE. 00n- ..'," eidlerjnglthat w^ haVe\made 0ver.1,300 artificial " . y '.Jipni^ufs,\t}f.e .'abjoVe shows fee ' confidence- We ; [t . -if 'have T ii»9ur'yoVkj,*and the meaning' of GUAR- , ;':': AMIIEiNG^ StCCESS, wbioh we always Have' "' done and' intend tb'^o. „ „ . . j We are often' asked' **how ijb'isoui practice, has hioVeasied so' much." '<>' ' *--'•'? , ;J EORTHK EQLLOWING REASQNB: . ■ -^Biratly^DoinghigEeßt class work. , „ _ .^ecpnjMyrUßmg only .the best material. > "Thurdiy. Imftattng nature v as "closely *a pos- ""' siblein^our'Wbrk." i ;: . • • - '*■"-'-•• 'Fourbhly. 'Making : ottr dentures co that they Me comfortable. ■ •-.-' :Fifthly. Making a temporary set or part set without extra charge, so that the patient is not without, teeth during the time the gums are -altoru?gr,;afteir . the ; extraction of the natural / Oqnos, which delay causes the chin to protrude anil alter ine'whole contour'of the face, - - <->Sixthbjt. Charging strictly , moderate fees. ; ' ' Seventhly. -Acting strict lV, according* ;to that 1 which we advertise.- '..'■' ' '. Eighthly. Arranging 1 with those who' cannot' afford to pay the" whole at once, to' take part or • mdntbly, payments. t , .'.' Lastjy. Calling the attention of every thinking person (even those most wealthy) to the fact that the ACTUAL .COST of an artificial dfr.tiiee'is f ery. slight," it is the WORKMAN? SHIP that is the principal expense, and as we > faithfully. GUARANTEE . that our WORKMANSHIP cannot be surpassed in the colony ' . there ia.no. u"§e tq throw away money,, by- paying . high prices for a possibly inferior article. ▲ Single Artificial Tooth ... 10s. * (Sets equally moderate. ' Artificial Teeth made by other dentists re- ' ! . modelled at small cost. ' - . PAINLESS DENTISTRY. % . Mr S. Myers having administered NITROUS " ~ OXIDE GAS alindst daily for over eight years.V can recommend it as a Valuable and ■ eafe' aV»stheti<v v free from -any after bad * tho dunedin dental surgery. ' .dental- surgeons, octagon, ' ! , . ,--.£ y - Corner of George street •'■' (Over Mr Bannister's Octagon Drag Hall). . . „ • - Entrance private door. 24s

There is some talk of connecting the proposed .Pacific cable with the transcontinental fine of the Canadian Pacific railway, thence vnth fho,: Sandwich lalanxJa, Fanning Ihland, the Fiji BWtßt^ Nerlh^ Qavte', New sfesJan.\3, ss&