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Gisborne Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1732, 25 April 1906, Page 2

R. HANNAH & CO.’S BOOT & SHOE 8..011E. 3 QUESTION Answered in Business. 3 Ist—Wiry do not tho School Children of Children take all our empty Boot Boxes away ? School Boots, 3s 9d, 3s lld Dress Shoos, 4s Ou. Fancy Glace Ki Boots, 4s (Id, 5s 6d Glace Kid Strap Shoos, 3s lid Boj s’ Shoos, from Is 3d

2nd—" Why does our landlord say our Eubbish Box is not large enough ? Ladies’ Streot Lace Shoes, lid Ladies’ Dress Shoes, 5s Gd Ladies’ Patent Combs, 2s 6d Ladies' Glace Bar Shoe, 2s lid Ladies’ Glaco Boots, 5s lid Ladies’ Street Boots, 8s (Id Ladies' Eeal Plum Line Boots, 12s 6d 3rd—Why cannot the dustcart take our empty Boot Boxos away in oeo load? , Gents’ Street Boots, 7s lid, Ssl'ld Gents’ Shooters, Ss (i 1 Gents’ Bluchers, 4s 1 Id Gents’ Glaco Kid Boots, 14s 6d Gouts’ Tan Boots, 12s lid Gents’ Cookhams, 10s (id Also, Bective Footwear, Walk-ovor Boots, K Bools.

s/zor/srs Corner Shop Only. Telephone 335 TEE T H FILLED AND CROWNED PAINLESSLY. MANY people allow good tooth to go too far beoau-e they a o afraid of tho pain of ha’iDg (hem stopped. There i 3 no neoesaity for pain at all. No matter how good art : fio : al teeth may be, jour own natural teuih are better, so that all teeth that are worth it should be stopped rathor than extracted. To stop a tcoth, the decayed parts must be first re nr.ved, and then the'cavity made its pioper ehßpe to receiva and hold the filling Afterwards the tooth must be carefully and Ecientifieally fi'led. If you hear of fillings that have fallen out, and of teeth whioh wero filled and then aohed, be sure this is the fault of the way they were done. Fillings, PROPERLY INSERTED, will last a lifetime. Outwork is well d&ne, because we make it painless, When patients are hurt they cannot sit still, and unintentionally make good work impossible, for a dentist cannot perform fine operations unfits his w-tent Is quiet. Our patients are quiet because they are not hurt.

PRICEB: Artificial Teeth, sets from ~£3 3 0 do. do. a single tooth, from 5 0 Filling-*, gold, from 10 6 ~ Amalgam (known oho as silver or platina) .. SO ~ Cement .. 5 0 Seamless gold orown3, from .. 110 Br dge work (teeth without plates) from, per tooth 110 Painless Extractions ~ ~ 2 6 People ask how we can do it so cheaply. Firstly—We import our raw material and save the profits of the wholesale house. Secondly—Attending, as we do, to dozens of patients instead of one or two, we can afford to mtka smaller profits. Thirdly—We do our work for oash. If we gave credit jou would have to pay for Mr Brown who Blipped us up. If you oome to us you PAY ONLY FOR YOUR OWN WORK. Fourthly—Wo have the m->rt up-to-date appliances for lurniog out work guickly, cheaply and wtll.

CTION. Many peoplo, in spite of nil warnings, con suit a dentist only when the leeth are too far gone to save. We have mado a great fea'ure of extractions, and have the most up-to-date appliance in the Colonies. We can cxtraot one tooth or thirty at one sitting, absolutely painlessly. We use it for small children and very old people. GUARANTEE. | We will give you a written guarantee with our wo.k, _ 'GISBORNE BRANCH. We have much pleasure in announcing that we have decided to make thisi a permanent braDoh. Cur Mr Pittar, one Of our bast operators, will remain in charge, and we are fied 9D * ° a^en *' 3 he'ng perfectly satis- - HOURS. : 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.,; excepting Saturday, when we oloee at I p m. NOTE.—We make no charge f:r consultation. Nurse always in attendance. LONDON DENTAL INSTITUTE UNION BANK BUILDINGS. (Entrance between McLarnon’a and O’Meara's)

TO PROPERTY HOLDERS. ANTED to Bay—One or more aores o obo to Gladstone Road. Apply,— "INVESTOR," Times Office. AsKyour Grocer for