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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 121, 17 April 1884, Page 4

.-■Hz '..■■ •= - . : THE TKKTII ! PAINLESS j The Lvgest and Most Ooraple c Dent. 1 Fi m m Aust't.lii. MjaSTUVonderful Improvvmonts m the Manufacturo " of" ARIIFICIAL TEE.TU. Cheaper than Ever. JDR. I*. SISTCIi AIR Member of the Royal Cnllefte. of Surgeona, England • Licentiate of Dental Surgery, Ire- - .-.-- land; folly diplomed ; ... ",-. The well-known Specialist on the Teeth and Mouth, From Collins-st!^ iielbbnrne, and Botany-s^., SydDey, Begs to inform the inhabitants <>f Palni^hston Nbrtli aud District, that he Will 'a» rive m Palmerston North on the 23rd Aprilj -where he will Jake an Office m the Main street, and, niay, be consulted till the 25th April only. , •His soecess m thojmost diffioult casQS wher,e others hare faileidt njay.be. noted m the'leatl ing newspapers m thu Austialiau colonies. Undertakes! the cure of Hare-lips, Palates, and all diseases of the moath, .. „..; DH. SINCLAIR, Being acecmpatiied by TWO yifiSTiCLAgS^ MECHANItJAL ASSISTAWTg, will makei artificial teeth on the spot, and by fitting, and trying thetn m before finishing* precludes; all chances of misfit. ; v« : : DR. SINCLAIR,,, -...:;■' Having just j;returnfed ,from r England andAmerica, bns broug.ht.such magnificent applianc&v that will enable him to make Artificial' Teeth on G6l3 1 , Celluloid, Vulcanite^ Pla'tina, ' Centennial, &c, as made m America, and superior to any made m tbej ! Colonies; ■'-. ./ ,-■■. '[' \_ ■; / ! \' ;.•::..; . p.i^.h^o^ir. i; ; ' ;n | ■ils'BO confident of giviDg sa^sfactipn.'ihaiij^ ; ; j»,i1.1 accept, no, lemuneiation iiuless a iPerfe'ct j Fitbe'obtain'ed.", '.'. ' ' '' ; ; *''' :i :li: - : ; j df: stsfbLAiß ■-'■' : > ; | " Makes biß Artificial Teeth at such a moder rate price as to defy s compet tion ; DR. SI^GILAIR, | Having administered the gas ti orer 15,000 without a single accident, can guarantee it tp i>e perfectly : safe . ' , > i i i D-R, SING LAIR | Has invented the Esthbmatbscsio fluid for the "painless extraction of teeth , ( Di'. HI N CLAIMS - Ji ' j Artifihial P^lateSj^o not injure the month, but preserve it Ds... SINCLAIR Has invented [the ' Acoustic Palate,' whicjh, materially improves the voice, rendering it ' "purer arid more distinct ; • specially a lapted ,for actors, actresnes, speakers, aud to all : HSbse* to «rhbm ; a. clear, , distinct j is necessary. Dr Sinclair has innumerable 'testimonials .from ac:ors, gentlemen, and medical men, as 'to the wonderful itriptfoyjement the Acoustic Palate mskes to the voice. DR. SINOUAi-ft ; ■ Combines bis Acoustic Palate with his Arti-. fl'cial I"e6th ■!>■ . DX SINCLAIR Oa'n exfr-ct teeth and replace them" with art.ficial at seven hours' notice ' • ; DH. SINGLAIR Does rot k"q> pitients waitinij,, but attepds to them at once, mnk ug: their artificial teeth" .at seven hours _ notice.. . •. ■ '"""' CONSULTATION FREE 1 / Patients requTring Artififial Teeth jand Gold Stopping*, m order to soenre atteindunce should call on the first day of 'the visit^ as' Dr Siiclair i» <.omi el!ed to refuse a number' ol oidors on account of patients' lielay. Testimonials from the leading men m America and Australia may be inspected. Inspection of most magnificent appliances ~J— the first m Australia — is iuvited. ■ E. P. HODGSON, •••■'* J.. ::.. :..;■;...,.., •; Agent. ;

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