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Otago Witness, Issue 2179, 28 November 1895, Page 32

Public BTotdces QUOD FAOIMUS VALDE FACJIfOS ("What we do, we do well.") THE DUNEDIN "DENTAL SURGERX; Octagon (Corner of George street, over Octagon Drug Hall). S. MYERS AND CO., DENTAL SURGEONS, " . Specialists in Artificial Dentistry. I . WITH TEETH S ENTERING upon our third year in Dunedin,' we find our Practice has largely increased. This is owing to our strictly adhering to that which we advertise, and to prove the conSdenca we have in our new system of Mechanical Dentistry, we are not alono willing but anxious to remake any Artificial Denture (made by us) that is not giving - — PERFECT COMFORT AND SATISFACTION FREE OF CHARGE. Considering that we have made over 1300 artifiJ cial dontxirt*, the above shows the confidence wo I have in our work, and the tneaning of Guarantee' ing Success, which wo always have dono aud intend to do. We arc often asked " How is it our practice hoa increased so much ? " FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS }-. Firstly : Doin£ highest class work. Secondly : UsiPfj only the best material. Thirdly : Imitating Nature as closely as possible in our work. Fourthly : Making our dentures so that they are comfortable. Fifthly : Making a temporary set or part sel without extra charge, so that the patient is not without teeth during the time the gums are altar ing, after the extraction of the natural ones, which delay causes the chin to protrude and alter* the whole contour of the face. Sixthly : Charging strictly moderate fees. Seventhly : Actingly strictly according to that which we advertise. Eighthly : Arranging with those who cannot 'nfion.l to pay the whole at once, to take part or monthly payments. liHstly : Calling the attention of every thinking person (even thoso most wealthy) to the fact that the actual cost of an artificial denture is very slight ; it i 3 the WORKMANSHIP that is the principal expense, and as we faithfully Guarantee that our Workmauskip cannot be Surposed in the Colony, there is no use to th-row away money by paying a high price for a possibly inferior article. A SINGLE ARTIFICIAL TOOTH ... 10s. SETS EQUALLY MODERATE. Artificial Teeth made by other Dentists Remodelled at Small Cost. PAINLESS DENTISTRY. Mr S. Myera, haying administered Nitrou6 Oxide Gas almost daily for over eight years, can fti ongly recommend it as a valuable and safa inscsthetic, free from any after bad effect Tllli DUNEDIN DENTAL SURGERY. S. MYERS and Co., DENTAL SURGEONS, . OCTAGON, Corner op George street - < (Over Octagon Di-.ig Hall). ISutrnrrce Private Door. And at Cvsiiki. street, CiißiaTcii urch. *"& Bco IT JT4. Ksa Oaff B ■ BT m\. I Km PHARMACEUTICAL AND DISPENSING CHEMIST, Corner of Walker and Princes streets, U U N E D I N. "ORTCE'S CURA CLAVA is the Strongest, JL Cheapest, and Beet Corn Exterminator in the market. Is. PRICK'S CHILDREN'S COUGH SYRUP is an excellent remedy for all Diseases of the Lungs and Tbroat— auch as Bronchitin, Croup, Whooping Cough, Coughs', aud Colds, la Cd bottle. PRICICS WITCH HAZEL OINTMENT fa. a perfect cure for Tilts in all stages". Is 6d pot. PRICE'S ASTHMA POWDER has been reduced in price to Is and 2s per tin, and the large demand for this marvellous remedy is daily increasing. PRICK'S COMPOUND PHOSPHORUS PILLS, for Nervous Debility and all kindred ailmentp, have proved their value in hundreds of cases. Send for Pamphlet. Bottles containing a month's supply. Es. FEMALE PlLLS.— Gibson's Steel and Pennyroyal, 3s 6d ; Bonjean'm, 4d 6d ; Blaud's Iron Pills 6d per dozen (5» per gross). Full particulars regauging these Pills given ficely on application, French and American Rubber Goods, Eneoias, Trusses, Electric Belts, Sponges, Comb;, Tooth, Nail, and Hair Brushes, Toilet Soaps, and all Druggets' Sundries and Patent Medicines at Lowest Possible Prices. ■ . Letters and telegrams replied to by earliest post, and medicines delivered to any part of New iitaland. AT PT&TPTi HP "PWTPT? Corner of WALKER AND PRINCES STREETS, DUNEDIN. 8m NOW IN THE PRESS, AND WILL SHORTLY BE PUBLISHED, MEMORIES OF THE LIFE OF J. F. II WOHLERS, MISSIONARY AT RUAPUKE. AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY (Translated from the German by John Houoiiton). THIS BOOK is a Htsrory of the Life and Work of the Rtv. J. F. H. Wohlbes, Missionary at Ruapake, written by himself — the original Work having been published in Brenteu in 1683. Coming to New Zealand in 1843 he established himself as a Missionary amongst the Maoris at Ruapuke. He converted communities, to use his own words, of loathsome savaget, sunk in poverty and degradation, into communities cf_ prosperous, civilised human beings, raceiving for many years no remuneration whifct so doing, but providing his own food out of the soil, and teaching the Maoris to do the sameaftec a civilised manner, thus saving people's aoula and their bodies as well. He preserved and folly records the old Maori mythology U sablime one), the custodians of which all died before bis own demise. His Book is a rahmblej record of the Early History of New Zealand 1 , and is written with great literary taste and pcetic and pious feeling. Can be Ohdeeed Fbom BooKSHiiBBg. Sfr&SS'a is strong Cardboard Coven), Kb $ in Olotb. «c* 25]y