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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8628, 14 November 1889, Page 2

E. ELL RY G LBWkT, Pianoforte, Harmonium, and AmericaD Or^an Tuner und Repairer. SINGLE TUNING. 10s. 6d.; by the year 255. *6T Coaotry Districts Visited. Mr GiLBKRTwiII visit New Plymouth on the 23rd instant, remaining in the district about three weeks. Orders left with Messrs. G. M. Braßoh & Co., Mnaic D^p6t/ 353 htc JuTR. J. C. GREENWOOD, Dental Surgeon, Devon-street. Booms : Veale 1 * Buildings, (side entrance.) Hoars— lo to 5. tF Cloied on Thursdays after 1 p.m. , f»65 tc DENTISTRY. ■NTESSRS. SKEET & GRAY, Dental SURoeoNfl, Devon-street, New Plymouth. Mr. A. DOUGLAS GRAY, L.D.S., (Late of Auckland and Napier), Fees at Auckland rates. First-class workmanship. Best material only used. Hours, 9.30 till 5 ; 1 huradays till 1 p.m Mr. Gray will visit Patea on Tnesday, November 19-h (Central Hotel"); Manuiu on Wednesday, Novembpr 20th (Mr Wil lon's) ; Hawera on Thursday and Friday, November 21st and 22nd (Mrs Willon'a). [H. oollisr] |w. cokbr.] H. COLLIERC OLLIER & Co'C 0 ' (Wanqanoi and Nklson) Piauolorte Tuners and Kepairerdi Country Districts Viaited. Orders left with Mr Gilmour, Bookseller, Devon Btreet. Mr. W. COKER is now in New Plvmoutb. Orders may be left wilh Mr Gilmour, Staticmer. t449 tc Holloway's Ointmknt and Pilj,s. — Safely and Securely. — When the scvci-itios of winter have yielded to tho genial spring, invalids should make a determined effort to regain their lost health ; whon through confinement indoors, want of appetite, and disturbed sleop, the entire system has been weakened, and the Kpirits have been broken down. Holloway's remedies are equal to the occasion. The Ointment rubbed over the regions of the stomach and liver, aided by the internal administration of his Pilltt, will rectify tho digestion, regulate the bile, and purify the blood — three sanatory actions which will speedily confor ronewed vigour, brace up the falling nerves, confirm the flaccid muacles, and restore to the ailing cheerfulness, that groat charm of fxistence.