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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17154, 2 October 1926, Page 4

HE PROFITS MOST WHO SERVES BEST ScrVioo is iho modern essential not only for personal happiness but for business success. Before a dentist,can give proper sor-1 vice he must bo properly equipped. Every modern improvement in the; methods and appliances of dentistry must be adopted by the dentist wishing to give his patients the best and most up-to-date scientific treatment, or lie must confess he is antiquated and a “ stick-in-the-mud.' ’ lii my room - I have, the very latest, and the best equipment, that money can buy. My outfit is second to none in Australasia, and my patients get the direct benefit of my keeping aoreast of the times. I am fully alive to the requirements of. .my patients and realise their natural desire for Painless Dentistry and so lcavo no stone unturned to attain this end. It. is a fact that my name and no pain are almost synonymous terms to thousands oi, gratified patients and it is my inten-j tion to keep up the association of the two ideas Cato—No pain in the public mjnd. In my laboratory I am .just as well equipped. To test my ability in the fitting of dentures, 1 invite you to let me try to make a perfect success of your loose lower plate. I have an original and ingenious method of refitting dentures which has given satisfaction to numberless patients after numerous disheartening attempts by the old methods. When in town for the Show have your plate refitted. ..It is quickly done and costs little, but the added comfort: you will experience will delight von. To those ladies whose appearunco is marred by an unsightly artificial gum, I would recommend to try the very latest, and entirely successfulattempt to reproduce the colour andi life-like appearance of the natural gums. The result you will find a thing of beauty and a joy forever. Lean show you examples. In my X-ray department that essential adjunct to a successful dental practice you wijj. be able to ascertain if any of your teeth are mitigating against your health, and so protect yourself* in the future; but do not sacrifice your teeth needlessly; let the X-ray decide the' matter when in doubt. J. H. CATO, Surgeon Dentist and Radiologist, PEEL STREET. 'Phono COO. FIFTY YEARS OF SUCCESS The Public Trust Office nowlooks bask on more than fifty years of success. The need of protection of the beneficiaries in private estates called for the establishment of the State guaranteed Office in 1872, and the enterprise has proved a boon to many thousands of people. The demand for this safe service has so grown among all sections of the population that the Public True to is now represented in one hundred and twelve districts. The number of wills held on deposit on behalf of living persons now exceeds 51,000, and the aggregate is increasing at the rate of 500 a month. The total value of assets and funds under administration by the office was £38.009,480 at March 31, 1926. These are striking figures ofsuccess, figures of progress, indicating people's confidence. For particulars apply to K. A. Henderson, District Public Trustee, Gisborne. MONUMENTAL MASONS. # Specialists in Cl OXORETE, MARBLE, AND ' GRANITE, KANE & GRIFFIN GREY STREET, GISBORNE. Phone 827.