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Notices H. W. HAYBITTLE, r PRACTICAL WAT<H MAK£I* t AND JEWELLER, The Square, Palmerston North. Orders left at Mr W. G. Haybittle's Ready Money Store, Feilding, will i be promptly attended to. .'''•"■ Agent at Sanson — W. J. Haybittle. PI E RHO T E Li Opposite Queen's Wharf, a WELLINGTON. x S. S. DOWNES, XX : Proprietor. MAKINO BAKEhV. TAMES BRANNEY begs to iiifbrnj .' the pnblic ef Feilding and surrounding district, that he is prepared to de-i liver bread daily lo any part of the town and suburbs. - 7." Buns, Scones, and Cakes made to order.' All orders entrusted tothe above will be punctually attended to. JAMES BBANNEYX Makino, 20th Sept., 18821 "-' "^ f-7" THE ITEETH-PA INLESsIdEN^J I .. TISTRY. ..;■,..'.,,...':■•;" A Wonderfui Thing; all operations ' " without pain. Most! Wonderful Improvements in the Manufacture of Atificial Teeth.- .. Cheaper than Ever. T\ OC TOR L. SINC LA I\_t; M ember of the Eoyal College of Surgeons* England; Licentiate of Dental Surgery;, Ireland; fully diplomed. The, wellknown 'Specialist on the Teeth and month, from Collins 6treet Melbourne, and Botany street, Sydney, begs to inform 'the inhabitants of Feilding and district thtft he will arrive in Feilding on the Ist M«y, when he will take an office in the main street, where he may be consulted tillUhe 3rd May only. -X His success in the. most difficult castes where others have failed, .may be; noted ln't'hf leading newspapers in the Australian colonies. ; --! ;.i. DE SINCLAIR undertakes th*i cure of Hare-lips, Cl. ft Palates, and -all 'diseases of, the mouth., , ■ C 7/ <a DR SIN CL \IR being accompanied by two first-class mechanical "assistants, will make artificial teeth on the spbtfan'd by fitting and trying tbem -iri before finishing, precludes a 11. chanees,of ? misfit. DR SINCLAIR having just returned from England and America, has brought such magnificent appliances, that will enable him to make artificial on Gold Colluloid, Vulcanite, . Platina, Cenennial. Ac, as made in Aniexieaj-^.rnd superi°'j to any mnde in the Colonies. SINCLAIR is so confident of j'v satisfaction, that he willarcept of io remuneration unless a perfect" fit fie •btainert. •; DH SINCLAIR makes his artificial eeth al *uch a moderatu price as to defy competition. DR SINCLAIR having administered the gas to over 15,000 without a single accident, can guarantee it to be perfectly safe. DR SINCLAIR has invented the Esthaematlise^ic fluid for the painless extraction of teeth-. ' * ■• ■ DR SINCLAIR'S artificial teeth do not iniure the mouth, but preserve it, DR SINCLAIR has invenied the " Acoustic Palate f ", t whichi materially improves the voice, rendering it purer and more distinct; specially adapted' for actors. : actresses,' speakers; and to all those to whom a clear., distinct voice is accessary. Dr Sinclair has innumerable testimonials from actors, clergymen, and medical men, as to the' wonderful improvement tlie Acoustic Folate makes to ' the voice. • X >• v-. > • DR SINCLAIR combines jbis Acoustic Palate with his artificial teeth. DR SINCLAIR can extract teeth and replace theni with artificial at seven a hours' notice. ■ ■'• ... •: w\\ DR SINCLAIR does not keep.pati^nts waiting, but attends te. them, at .once, making their artificial teeth at seven hours' notice. ' Consultation Fber Patients requiring ArtificiaLTeeth ami Gold Stoppings, in order.,,, to. seethe attendance, should call on the, first' day bf the visit, as Dr Sinclair is compelled to refuse a number of Orders on account of patients' delayi. - •■ *7- '■> >> '.c.-.\ Testimonials from the.leadiiig nueri in America and Ai^s.tralia^may be inspected. Inspection ol most magnificent appliances — the finest in Australia- — is mvUed. E.F. HODGSON 1 . Agent. , RAIL WAY TIME-TABLE. -, On and after Wednesday, 26th Dee., trains leave l-eilding'ns follow*: — ; For Wanganui 7.30 a.m. • For Halcombe 9.50 .a.m. For Palmerston 11.20 a.m. For Foxton 11.50 a.m. For Wanganui 6.30 p.m. For Foxton 7.50 p.m. STAR AGENCIES. j HE " FEILDING ; STAR " can be I obtained through the following Agents, who will also recei ye and "fbij ward advertisements: — •' ; • Feilding . ; . Air Carthew. Makino. ... Mr Penberthy Halcombe : ... Mr ; W. Bell , , , Cheltenham" ... .'Mr Currin: Awahuri ... Mr Bennett Sanson ... - ;. 'Mr : Hedges* V ■>••'-' ■ -f^Bulls ... ... Mr Mansell .•. X . Palmerston • ... M*. Park.. , Foxton ..J Mr, Pepper Wanganui * ... Mr H.V Jones "'' ; COACHES .leave ithfe' Royal > Hotel. Palmerston, for Nupier,. on Tuesday s» and a Satiirday;si .at 6 a.in.>; for Masterton on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 1 p.m. ;. '• ' * IJ ROOF OF ; WEi^FOIiMS-itfay [rgj r ?be ; purcliawbd : at thevKffiiiW of

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Feilding Star, Volume V, Issue 40, 5 April 1884, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 Feilding Star, Volume V, Issue 40, 5 April 1884, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 Feilding Star, Volume V, Issue 40, 5 April 1884, Page 4

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