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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 103, 17 September 1901, Page 2

Dental Notices. Mr J. C. Scott, '■, Surgeon Dentist, 1 "ILL be in professional attend- I ?T .ance at bis Rooms (above Mr Gill's, baker) , EVEEY MONDAY from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m -] i [a card*.] Mr. J. KIRKL AND, ■, ' Surgeon Dentist, V7ISITS EVERY FBI-1 * DAY. Hours: 10 to 5. Royal Hotel (upstairs), [A Card.[ . ■ ~VR D. H. JE'N'N-INGS, ' DENTIST, Thames Street, Oamaru, Visits Waimate every THURSDAY. Mrs Hunt, "Queen Street. RONDA.I LANKA .TEAS are rapidly nusiing tb i local profitable bletius ' from the'"OSago market. Quality is bound to tell!

"Notices. 'worth reading. X DESIRE to thank my very many i Customers and Friends of Waimate and District for the -most liberal support given me for two years and nine months. Though conscious of failure, my object has been to please all. . I h■we just completed my thirty-second year at the trade, at Home, Australia and New Zealand, which aught to ensure your confidence and further liberal support. SPECIAL NOTICE. I want to establish a local direct supply. In order to do this I shall sell _at unapproachable prices. A big reduction in Portable Boilers with Stands (our make), Tariks, Timvare,'lronware , eta. TINSMITH, IRONWORKER AND PLUMBER. WAIMATE TIN AND IKON WORKS, Qoeen Street.

IMPOKTAN NOTICE. J. L. Harwoocl, PAINTER, PAPERHANGER, iSTC, HAS again resumed busiuoaa on his own account, and would respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage.

In (he meantime orders may oe left with Mk C. Dash, Saddler, Quean' Street. Creamery Carts, QrECIALLY BUILT, containing all the improvements .found desirable in'-long experience by Taranaki suppliers. Light, Strong, Serviceable. Material and "Workmanship of the quality which has brought our business through a.quarter of a century with an ever-increasing number of customers;' ■Price, £l6. Hire Purchase Terms on application. Vehicles of every description made, repaired, painted, bought, sold, exchanged. GEO. DASII, Coachbuiiaor, •(Upper) High Street. MISS CHRISTIE "S prepared to receive Pupils for - .'PIANOFORTE- AND THEORY. Terms on application. Shearman Street, "Waimate. Salvage Sale of Books. TO SCHOOL COMMITTEES, PUBLIC LIBRARIES, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. in a>d inspect. Must be sold to make Toom fur fresh shipment*. Prices will antonish yon. H. FRANKLIN, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND TOBACCONIST. Neil's Herbal Remedies. ARE well known and extensively used throughout the colony, and although over 25 years on the market, the -sales are increasing every year. Their'virtues are now too well known to require any puff. We have recently appointed

Mb A. BAKER, Of Queen Street, as our AGENT FOR WAIMATE, Who is now prepared to supply any line we keep. If not in stock, he will be pleased to obtain it at the shortest possible notice. Miss Duffield, rrmuiTERER and confec- £ TIGNER, •Queen Stbeet, Wmmatb. FRESH FRUIT. AND VEGETABLES * I>AH/?. Registry Office for Servants. Lost and Found. There are ufien uniall articles lost or found which could be bought for the cost of the advertisement, bat which people do not care to lose. .For the benefit of oar readers we set Apart this space for insertion of such notices. NO OHARGE -will be made for the advertiseraent, and ther will be MO REWARD claimed. : ,