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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVI, Issue 29, 9 November 1888, Page 28

[Circular.] IN continuing the responsibility of a Dental Practice, I have adopted the modern system of doing business, adding the latest appliances, and carefully making myself and assistants perfect in our several branches. Many friends have sapported me most liberally — some for years. I take this opportunity cf thanking them, and to express a hope that they will find it advantageous to etill further increase my obligations to them. To those to whom I have not had the pleasure of attending in the past or latterly, I can only add tbat 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 fact that for the last 26 years 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 in past years. — Yours faithfully, JOHN P. ARMSTRONG, Dentist. Please Note Undermentioned BCALE OF FEES: Full Set of Artificial Teeth ... ... £8 0 0 Nitrous Oxide Gaß ... ... ... 0 7 6 Stoppings, from ... ... ... 0 5 0 Painless Extraction ... ... ... 050 Ordinary Extraction ... ... ... 026 Regulating, Gold Stoppings, etc., according to cases. The following facts may be noted :—: — The £8 BET OF TEETH, is as good in every respect as used to be charged double the money for. The reason is owing to a remarkably advantageous arrangement for getting materials, etc., of a superior quality at a cheap price. The PAIN LEWS EXTRACTION is a new idea, entirely 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 Address — JOHN P. ARMSTRONG, Dentist, 112 Princes Street, Dunedin (exactly opposite Cargill's Monument), OROWN, EWING, AND CO. Have already marked off 374 cases of Novelties for 1888 SPRING AND SUMMER, 18 88. The very ■• Cream " of the world s productions in Drees Materials, Embroidered Robes, Washing Fabrics, Mantle ß Masher Jackets, Beaded Visites. Smocked Blouses, Alpenstock Sunshades, Artistic Millinery, Lovely Aprons, Gloves, Hoisery, Fancy Goods, Ribbon?, Laces, Bilks Liberty and Art bilks, Satine, Plußhes. NEW TRIMMINGS to blend with Woollen Materials personally selected by Mr. Ewing irom the Manufacturers. Everything Shown by us this Season is of Newest and Most Fashionable Style and at the LOWEST MODIFIED PRICES. DRESSMAKING MANTLES & MILLINERY Under Experienced Management. We consider Specialties with vs. Estimates given for all Dresses, so Orders carefully and promptly that Ladies know exactly when attended to. The variety of Maordering a Costume the cost when terials to select from is unlimited. finished. Tnis System is more New Millinery for Present iSeason Batiafactory than the old way. is worth inspection. Novelties by every direct Steamer. SPECIAL. — Car ets and Furnishings at Home Prices. Tapestry Carpets, latest designs . Is Od, 2s 6d, and 3s per yard ; Brussels, four frame, 3s 9d ; five frame, 4s 6d and 5s 6d. New Patterns and Colourings. All widths of Linoleums. Lace Tapestry, Liberty Art, and other Curtains, 2s 6d to 40s per pair ; 1,300 pairs to select from. BROWN, EWING, AND CO., Drapers, Clothiers, and Silk Mercers, PR.INCES AND MANSE STREETS, DUNEDIN