and CO o <1 H GO euWQ and OYER WESNEY BROS., DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. Telephone 48. T 3 C C 3 Q H 525 l=! Q EVERY known system of ENGLISH and AMERICAN DENTISTRY at positively ONE HALE THE USUAL COST. A FULL SET, Lower & Upper, From £5 ss. A Single Artificial Tooth from 7s 6d. Extractions .. .. 2s 6d Children’s temporary teeth Extraction Is Nitrous Oxide Gas Administration, 2s 6d. Chloride of Ethyl, Calorific Fluid, Cocaine and all local anaesthetics used WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE, Honrs of attendance—9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Saturday Evenings only from 7to 8 p.m. A skilled nurse in attendance for the convenience of lady patients. y patients can be supplied with artificial teeth with one visit.
If You Require Cfood PIANOS, ORGANS, Music or Musical Requisites. GO TO CHAS. BEGG & Co., LIMITED, Esk street, Invercargill, NO OTHER FIRM CAN APPROACH THEM FOR Quality of Stock, JMCoderate Prices or Treasonable Terms. CATALOGUES sent Post Free, on application. A. S. SMITH SURGEON DENTIST. Deb Street, Invercargill, Over Macalieter & Co.’s and F. A. Steans, tobacconist. Terms moderate. Consultation free. Telephone. 114. Hours of Consultation —9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Hospital and Gratis patients, 9 to 9.30 a.m Prirate Residence, Forth street. C. C. MOFFETT, Surgeon Dentist, TEMPLE CHAMBERS, ESK STREET, Opposite Mr Raeside’s, Confectioner. CONSULTATION FREE. FEES MODERATE. HOUBS—9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. TELEPHONE—227. P.O. BOX 49. Painless Extractions under Gas, Chloroform, etc. MR MOFFETT VISITS : OREPUKI Second Tuesday in each month. BLUFF Every Thursday, from 2.30 p.m,, at Rooms lately occupied by Dr Torrance. Appointments made with iMr G- I. Moffett, Chemist, Bluff. m ri I* iMr E. W. Gresham has returned from a visit to England and America, where he has been studying all the latest methods of English and American Dental Surgery. Mr Gresham has fitted up a second Surgery in -present premises, and patients can now obtain FULL SETS (Upper and Loweb) OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH FROM £5 ss. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Nitrous Oxide Gas, Including Extraction, ss. Continuous Gum Work, Gold Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. Rape Seed. Farmers should sow a little Soft Turnips with their Rape. HICHAELMAS YELLOW PURPLE-TOP TURNIPS. First early Turnips, equal to Swedes in feeding values. have just received from • Messrs Sutton and Sons a supply of their pedigree stocks of Swedes, Yellow Turnips, White Turnips. Farmers should send for catalogue. I^Canures. Islington Turnip Fertiliser.' Islington Mangel Fertiliser Antler Turnip Manure. A first-class fertiliser, soluble, and in splendid condition for the drill. Chesterfield Guano. Tothill No. 1 Guano. Olendorf’s Superphosphates Fison’s Superphosphates. G-ardiner } s Ploughs Gardiner’s Patent Double Ridger and Manure Sower. There is nothing equal to this implement for doing good work and labor saving. Melotte’s Separators Jones’ Level Binder Marshall’s Engines and Mills Galt’s Drain Ploughs Duncan’s Drills Dux Ploughs (1, 2 & 3-furrow). Duncan’s Disc Harrows Second-hand Mills and Engines All Farm Implements. TOTHILL. WATSON & CO. INVERCARGILL. Also at Gore, Riversdale, Bluff, Dunedin, and Otautau.
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Southern Cross, Volume 8, Issue 32, 1 December 1900, Page 8
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