A tribute to the sober habits of the Chinese residents in Auckland was paid by Sergeant Treanar at the Auckland Police Court last week, when he declared that a charge of drunkeness laid against a Chinaman, constituted the first within his (the sergeant's) experience that had been "‘preferred against a member of the race. The diminutive defendant entered the box with an air of smiling tiyiidity, but when informed by the Bench that ho would be convicted and discharged with a caution, beat as hasty a retreat as possible, after profusely bowing his thanks. N
MODERN DENTISTRY. NO PAIN. J. HAROLD CATO. SURGEON DENTIST, Gladstone Road, opposite S.A. Barracks HOURS: 9 to &; Evening, 7 to .8. BY MY PROCESS; FILLINGS of all kinds are performed as painlessly as my extractions are well known to be. Also I am enabled to painlessly devitalise the nerve when necessary in as many minutes as days - ordinarily taken by the old-fashioned arsenical .method. When dentures are ordered, no charge is made for extractions, and upon asking, a written" guarantee is given assuring you of perfect satisfaction. No matter what the operation is, you can rely upon receiving “GF.NTOJ DENTAL TREATMENT.
ANNUAL TUNING! WE GUARANTEE TO KEEP YOUR PIANO IN TUNE ANNUALLY AT A SMALL COST SAVE EXPENSE AND DETERIORATION. . : ■ E. CHEISP & SON.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2597, 3 September 1909, Page 4
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218Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2597, 3 September 1909, Page 4
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