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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20483, 8 December 1934, Page 21

t- ***** H.W. FROST (Chmtekorck) LTD. 4p e/ .s offset °*v Models Plated frota #/ * e toir S L k °m3 f 6 £-**<*, oi. ' C *- Z? cf 6« t Z°*>£**t Qr «ntZ a ?s/t' at t e s Ou, f> r iC *Qlf e-s *-*h gfi £/ r r. i t >?■ - Perfect Matching of Teeth , of “ ur service is the perind 4 b °, th in sh »Pe, harmony co J?“ r «f all artificial teeth. Teeth must be carefully chosen ■ ° f » the ,a f* »nd with other fae‘“l ‘ h ( a ‘ r t? n,r ' expert knowledge ?ee«f care to assure a perfectly natural looking denture. H. W. FROST Make an Early Appointment ’PHONE 33-109 or CALL. Open Daily from 9 o’clock Friday Evenings 7 to 8.30 (Ch. Ch.) Ltd., who have had 25 years* service In high-class denture work—are making their service avail* able to the Christchurch public at record low prices. This is a unique opportunity—a chance that no one can afford to overlook* Absolute satisfaction is guaranteed. Expert personal attention by fully qualified dentists is given and the very latest methods employed. With the new imported N2o Oxygen Apparatus and modern painless methods, any number of teeth may be extracted without pain, danger or inconvenience. A BOON TO COUNTRY CLIENTS.—By employing modern methods we can make a perfect set of teeth, requiring an attendance of only two hours altogether, so that patients living in the country can visit us and return the same day, and so take advantage of our superior work at these specially reduced prices. H«V VDACT (Christchurch) SURGEON • ™ LTD. DENTIST 244 HIGH STREET (Near Petersen’s Ltd) CHRISTCHURCH

The dentists of Christchurch have agreed to arrange for an examination of the teeth of about fifty pupils at the Christchurch Technical College, so that the Board of Governors may learn something of the dental condition of those pupils who are in their second, third and fourth years at the college. The examination will be made at no expense to the college. This arrangement was reported to the meeting of the Boar 4 of Governors of the College last night, after a letter was received from the Health Department stating that in view of the fact that the school dental service was limited to primary schools, the Department regretted that it could not see its way to accede to the board’s request.