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Waipawa Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 782, 28 May 1885, Page 2

DENTISTRY. TIIAVE sold to Mr 11. C. Wilson, Sur-geon-Dentist, the Solo Right for Napier, with right to practice in any part of New Zealand, my Patent— “THE TRIUMPH RASE,” whereby Celluloid Plates can ho made thinner than paper, and as flexible and strong as steel. Any one infringing Raid Patent will bo at once prosecuted by me. A. W. CHATFIELD, Surgeon-Dentist, Auckland. MR H. ( WILSON, SUIifIEON-DKNTIST, NAPIEB. THE NEXT MBIT TO WAIPAWA, June 23r.l and 24th, When he may he consulted at Mr Ward’s, Saddler. Specimens of the TRIUMPH BASE are now on view in the window of Mr T. F. Moore, Chemist, \\ aipawa. The Durability ami Strength of this <* Base” guaranteed. 61 THE NEW RAILWAY STORE, K A I KORA. a. Mclennan. NEW GOODS IN CLOTHING! Kaiapoi, Mosgiel, Oamaru, Roslyn, Australian, English, and Scotch makes. NEW GOODS IN DRAPERY! NEW DRESS GOODS in Pompadour Sateens, Figured Lustres, Carmelites, Nun’s Veiling, Black and Colored Merinos, Cashmeres, &c., NEW GOODS in Hats, Flowers, Feathers, and Ornaments. NEW GOODS IN HOSIERY! Ladies’ and Children’s, in fancy and plain colors. Also a special Line in Ladies’ sky-blue Cardinal, and pink Novi Lace Hose. BOOTS AND SHOES! Colonial, English, and French manufactures. JEWELLERY AND CLOCKS! Quality Guaranteed. SADDLERY! SADDLERY! Ladies’ and Gents’ Colonial made Saddles and outfits, Whips and Thongs, &c. IRONMONGERY AND TOOLS! CROCKERY, ( HINA, AND GLASSWARE. STATIONSR Y ! A Itirge collection of choice Literature a. Mclennan. Agent for H. & A. Gilbey’s Wines, and the National Fire Insurance Company. 293 x DEPOT FOR THE Kaiapoi Woollen Manufactures. DAVID PALMER and CO., The Gold Medal Clothing. WE are selling the most Superior make in Men's and Boys’ Clothing AT LOWEST PRICES. Large anti well-assorted Stock of General Mercery, Hats, &c. DAVID PALMER and CO., Next tub Horse Bazaar, HASTINGS STREET, NAPIER. <lO The Inspector of Charities in his report on the Victorian Infant Asylum, says that twenty mothers with their children now in the institute are under twenty years of age,