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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVI, Issue 27, 26 October 1888, Page 16

[Circular/] IN continuing the responsibility of a Dental Practice, I bay« adopted the modern system of doing busines 0 , adding the latest appliances, and carefally making myself and assistants perfect in our several branches. Many friends have supported me most liberal'y — some for years. I Uke thiß opportunity cf thanking them, and to express a hope that they will find it advantageous to still further increase my obligations to them. To thofc to whom I have not had the pleasure of attending ia the past or latterly, I can only add that I shall be very pleased to see them, and will do my best to prove my worthiness of their support and confidence. I venture to think that, in the interests of patients generally, 1 am not out of place in calling attention to the f »ct that for the last 26 jears I have bestowed my attention to the climatic, artistic, and general requirements of a Dental Practice in this Colony. In conclusion, I can only repeat my earnest desire to carry out consistently and honesty the sentiment of good faith, which has been my rule ia past years. — Yours faithfully, JOHN P. ARMSTRONG, Dentist. Please Note Undermentioned SCALE OF FEES: Full Set of Artificial Teeth ... ... £8 0 0 Nitrous Oxide Gas ... ... ... 0 7 6 btopping*, from ... ... ... 0 5 0 Painless Extraction ... ... ... 0 5 0 Ordinary Extraction ... ... ... 0 2 6 Regulating, Gold Stoppings, etc., according to cases. The following facts may be noted :—: — The AS SET OF TEE TH. is as good in every respect as used to ba charged double the mocey for. The reason is owing to a remarkably advantageous arrangement for getting materials, etc., of a superior quality at a cheap pricp. The PAINLESS EXTRACTION is a new idea.entiroly free from bad after effects. Although most difficult cases have been undertaken, not more than 1 per cent, have felt the slightest pain, while numbers testify to its efficacy. Arrangements can always be made for payment by degrees. Scrupulous care is taken in each and every case, ensuring best and uniform results. HOURS OF ATTENDANCE : FROM 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. Note Addbebs — JOHN P. ARMSTRONG, Dentist, 112 Princes Street, Dunedin (exactly opposite Cargill's Monument). VT. D I C X IS O N~ • (LATE J. O'RIELLY) CATHOLIC REPOSITORY, Wellesley Street (Opposite Opera House), AUCKLAND. Direct Importer of the Beat and Most Popular IRISH and CATHOLIC LITERATURE. Agent for Principal Irish and Catholic Newspapers a T ad Periodicals Published in British Isles and America, School Requisites and Stationery of every idescriptior Always in Stock. Sacred Oleographs, Rosaries, Scapulars, Rosary T'ckels, Sacred Prints for Prayer Books, Crucifixes, Statues. Puro Wax Candle*, Medals, etc., in Great Variety and. at very Low Trices. Customers' Orders promptly attend t d to. ST. JOSEPH'S" PRAYER BOOK Printed and Published by the NEW ZEALAND TABLET COMPANY. This compact little Book is Neatly Bound and contains 132 pages 12mo demy. It has been specially compiled for the requirements o f New Zealand and Australian colonies, and is earnestly recomn .ended by the Most Rev. Dr. Moran, Bishop of Dunedin; His Grace Archbishop Redwood, of Wellington : Mog t Rev. Dr. Luck, Bishop of Auckland ; Most Rer. Dr Grimes Bishop of Christchurch; Most Rev. Dr. Byrne ' Bishop of Bathurat ; Most. Rev Dr. ' (Jorbett. Bishop of Sale ; Most F , c v. Dr. Lanigan, Bishop of (Joy Iturn; MostEev.Dr.lleville, Bishop of Ceram ; Most Rev. Dr. Murray Bishop of Maitland special abbang;bments Maj be made with Schools and Cat! )O lic Stationers for the Sale of ST. JOSEPH'S PRATER BOOK. PBtOB, FOBI FREE, TO ALL PARTS ' OF THE COLONY, xod. eiAiui Mai b& v.s*nt,