Business Notices. P. F. COLLEDGE, and JEWELLER. Next "Williams', Ironmonger. "fcTURRAY, TJOBERTS & /^lO. Have the following Goods to arrive : — -| O BENTALL'S CHAFF-CUTTERS, ±_4> CDA.CDC.CDD.CDH. . 2 tons Iron Fencing Rollers 20 dozen Galvanised Buckets ] 12 dozen Parkcs' Spades ' 50 drums Culvert's Carbolic Acid < 2 tons Powdered Arsenic < 200 boxes Price's Candles i 50 gallons Price's Sperm Oil i GRASS SEEDS. < White Clover Crested Dogstail ; Cowgrass Hard Fcscuo Alsiko Sheep Fescue Red Clover Meadow Fescue ] Trefoil Meadow Foxtail Rape Fiorin Grass Timothy Poa Prretcnsis Lawn Grass c On Hand— TOO BALES CORNSACKS, 5000 gallons Little's Sheep Dip at reduced prices Fencing Wire —Johnson's and Ryland's Nos. 6, 7, and 8; Patent Oval Samson No. 10 Staples—Diamond Points, I',-in. and ■ Galvanised Iron—Oft. to lOffc. lengths, 26-guage Cement—White's, and Knight Bevan's Oats—soo Sacks Feed Gallipoli isoft Soap—Barrels and Kegs £ Tarred Sheep Nets (-tin. Mesh) t A GRICULTURAL TMPLEMENTS. " jLjl J- -j Osbornc Reapers and Binders, deep set, for heavy crops Osborne Reapers and Mowers, side delivery Osborne Mowers 1 Reid and Gray's Reapers and Mowers, back J delivery Reid & Gray's Double-furrow Ploughs Booth and M'Donald's Double-furrow f Ploughs I SEED STRIPPERS. S AUSTRALIAN WINES. Frontignac, Port and Claret i Agents for— " Courvoisier's Brandy Ind Coope's Ales 1 Bass' Ale, bottled by Foster NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY. UNIVERSAL MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. 1%/TURRAY, "OOBERTS & pO. 10th January, 1884. BARB WIRE. j TUST LANDED, Barb and Barbing fj Tools for No. 6 and No. 8 Wire. MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO. THE TEETH. j PAINLESS DENTISTRY. Most Wonderful Improvements in the 1 Manufacture of ARTIFICIAL TEETH. CHEAPER THAN EVER. DR. L. SINCLAIR T Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, England ; Licentiate of Dental Surgery, Ireland ; fully diplomed ; "I The well-known Specialist on the Teeth and J Mouth, From Collins-street, Melbourne, and Botany-street, Sydney, "i Will arrive in Napier on the 7th of March, and may be consulted at s . till the 11th of MARCH. j HIS success iv the most diflioult cases where others have failed, may be noted in the leading newspapers in the Australian colonies. DR. SINCLAIR Undertakes the cure of Hare-lips, Cleft Palates, and all diseases of the mouth. DR. SINCLAIR, Being accompanied by TWO FIRST - CLASS MECHANICAL ASSISTANTS, will make Artificial Teeth on the spot, and by fitting and trying them in before finishing, precludes all chances of misfit. DR. SINCLAIR, Having just returned from England and America, has brought such magnificent appliances, that will enable him to make Artificial Teeth on Gold, Celluloid, Vul- . canite, Platina, Centennial, &c., as made in "I America, and superior to any made iv the J Colonies. DR. SINCLAIR Is so confident of giving satisfaction, that ho will accept of no remuneration unless a perfect fit be obtained. DR. SINCLAIR Makes his Artificial Teeth at such a mode- r rate price as to defy competition. DR. SINCLAIR, I Having administered the gas to over 15,000 c without a single accident, can guarantee it C to be perfectly safe. n DR. SINCLAIR s Has invented the Esthoemathtesic fluid for \ the painless extraction of teeth. h DR. SINCLAIR'S c Artificial Palates do not injure the mouth, J but preserve it. p DR. SINCLAIR I Has invented the " Acoustic Palate," which y materially improves the voice, rendering it J purer and more distinct; specially adapted a for actors, actresses, speakers, and to all fc those to whom a clear, distinct voice is c necessary. Dr. Sinclair has innumerable testimonials from actors, clergymen, and medical men, as to the wonderful improvement the Acoustic Palate makes to the ' voice. DR. SINCLAIR < _ . Combines his Acoustic Palate with his Artificial Teeth. DR. SINCLAIR £ Can extract teeth and replace them with artificial at aeven hours' notice. DR. SINCLAIR ■■ 1 Does not keep patients waiting, but attends to them at once, making their artificial teeth at seven hours' notice. 1 COLSULTATION FREE. 1 Patients requiring Artificial Teeth and ( Gold Stoppings, in order, to secure attendance, should call on the first day of the ! visit, as Dr Sinclair is compelled to refuse a number of orders on account of patients' delay. Testimonials from the leading men in America and Australia may be inspected. Inspection of most magnificent appliances —the finest in Australia—is invited. . ; ' 3 TJARRAUD & TJOWERMAN ±> JD , Chemists and Dettoqists, ■ Medical Hall, Hastings-Stbeet, Napieb. pi T INDSAY IyTARGOLIOUTH, Licensed Land Broker, Valuer, sliarebroker and general aoent, National Insurance Buildings, Emerson Street. rpHOMAS "pISHOP, Hastings. ' • Stock, Station, Land, and General Commission Agent. Iα card.] t> EN. T) JOHNSON,' Auctioneer, Stock, Station, and General Commission Agent. The'Repo.bitoby, WiiPAWA. *
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3932, 26 February 1884, Page 1
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750Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3932, 26 February 1884, Page 1
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