New Business Card design for iPhone 6S Plus Repair and iPad Pro - Dr Mobiles Limited

19th October, 2015-- It is time again now to order more cards for our Apple iPhone unlocking and Samsung samartphone repair business.

Enclosed is the confirmed business card design.
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Details of our branches:

Dr Mobiles Limited (Head Office)(Map):
1, Huron Street, Takapuna
North Shore 0622
Tel: (09) 551-5344
Mob: (021) 264-0000
info(a)drmobiles.co.nz

Dr Mobiles Limited (Auckland CBD)
Downtown Shopping Centre (Map)

Kiosk 16, 9-11 Custom Street

Auckland CBD 1010

Tel: (09) 368-5344
Mob: (021) 02-555-8888

drmobilescity(a)gmail.com

Dr Mobiles Limited (West Auckland) (Map):
3069 Great North Road
New Lynn, Auckland 0600
Tel: (09) 555-5344
Mob: (021) 374-007
sales(a)drmobiles.co.nz

Dr Mobiles Limited (Wellington) (Map)
Shop 6, 148 Willis Street
Te Aro, Wellington 6011
Tel: (04) 550-6399
Mob: (021-) 265-2000
wgtn(a)drmobiles.co.nz

London: Man walking on beach strikes it rich with 1.1 kg chunk of whale vomit. iPhone Repair, Dr Mobiles Limited 0800429429

London: Beachcombers dream of finding treasures as they stroll along sandy beaches, but one dog walker in Wales struck gold as he exercised his pet - and was on Friday $16,700 richer as he found whale vomit. His rare find was a 1.1 kg chunk of whale vomit, known as ambergris, and it sparked a frenzy of interest when it came up for sale Friday at an auction house in northern England, reported Xinhua.

The whale vomit is used in the perfume industry, making it very valuable and a prized treasure. It is used to enhance the scent or prolong the duration with which a fragrance lasts. The auction house placed an estimate of between $7,600 and $10,600 on the lump of yellow and black ambergris, which was just 20 centimeters in length. About 50 people were in the auction house in Macclesfield when the item came up, and as the estimate was exceeded it came down to two bidders eager to get their hands on the sale item. Neither of the bidders were in the room, one was a telephone bidder the other was following the sale on the internet. The auctioneers would not disclose details of the telephone bidder, a private collector, who won the race. The finder of the object also decided to keep his identity private, not even prepared to disclose the location of the beach where he made his remarkable find. The auction house had the item checked and estimated that it had been in the sea for about 50 years. All that is known is the ambergris was found on a beach on the island of Anglesey in North Wales. Ambergris is formed in the digestive system of a sperm whale and is passed either as vomit or as part of the faeces. Scientists believe it is used to coat irritating objects in the whale's intestines. Auctioneer Adam Partridge said he was 'elated' at the sale, adding, "Somebody brought this smelly waxy rugby ball-shaped lump to us and asked us to sell it for them. "There are many things which can be mistaken for ambergris - fat, rubber and palm oil amongst others - but after doing some research and consulting the authorities on such things, we found out that what we had was indeed very valuable. We've had lots of unusual items pass through the doors over the years, but this is by far the weirdest."

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$2 antique store find confirmed as $5 million Billy the Kid tintype. Apple, iPhone, Repair

Billy the Kid, left, plays croquet with members of his gang, The Regulators, in 1878. Photo courtesy of Kagins.com

TIBURON, Calif., Oct. 16 (UPI) -- A numismatics firm confirmed a photo bought for $2 at a California antiques shop features Billy the Kid and could be worth up to $5 million.

The firm, Kagin's, said the tintype, 4 inches by 5 inches, shows Billy the Kid playing croquet in the summer of 1878 alongside members of his gang, The Regulators.

Analysts said the photo, which may have been taken at a wedding, was authenticated earlier this month after more than a year of research.


Billy the Kid, fourth from left, plays croquet with members of his gang, The Regulators, in 1878. Photo courtesy of Kagins.com

A collector purchased the photo from a Fresno, Calif., antiques store for only $2, but it could be worth up to $5 million, the firm said.

"When we first saw the photograph, we were understandably skeptical -- an original Billy the Kid photo is the Holy Grail of Western Americana," Kagin's senior numismatist David McCarthy said.

"We had to be certain that we could answer and verify where, when, how and why this photograph was taken. Simple resemblance is not enough in a case like this -- a team of experts had to be assembled to address each and every detail in the photo to insure that nothing was out of place. After more than a year of methodical study including my own inspection of the site, there is now overwhelming evidence of the image's authenticity."

A 2x3 inch portrait of Billy the Kid -- whose real name may have been Henry McCarty -- sold for $2.3 million in 2010, when it was the only known surviving photograph of the outlaw. The photo was taken at Fort Sumner in 1880 -- one year before he was killed in the same location by Sheriff Pat Garrett.

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Photo of bizarre dog muzzle goes viral after going on sale on Russian website. iPhone, iPod, iPod Touch Repair

THIS creepy photo of a deadly looking family pet has social media users scratching their heads, wondering what's gone so horribly wrong.

But there's no need to fear a zombie dog invasion - the pictured pooch is modelling what might be the most amazing muzzle that's ever been created.

Online store Zveryatam, based in Russia, has released the mask that transforms any ordinary dog into a deadly-looking monster.

Would you? ... Designed in Russia, the werewolf muzzle sells for about $50 and is made from non-toxic plastic and nylon. Picture: Zveryatam

Alexey Kurulyov, a member of a hardcore Russian rock band, shared the photo of his canine wearing the unique muzzle.

"Could you imagine rolling into the dog park with that on your four legged best friend? You'd have the entire park to yourselves in moments," one Reddit user wrote.

"Someone please tell my where to buy one! Can't find it anywhere! I have a pug and chiweenie it would be perfect for!!!" another added.

 

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