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DEFECTIVE EYESIGHT. Mr Era«j»t M. Bandstein, D.8.0.A..F.5., M.C., consulting optician, who has lately Tetunaed, after six years' special «tudy in England and Continent, may be consulted on alt cases of defective eyesight remediable by glasses. Daylight not necessary, artificial light being used. Doctors' prescriptions prepared. Fees moderate. Consulting rooms. Ca»hel street W.. over M. Sandatein, jeweller. 9.30 to 1. 2 to 6 daily. 36 'Trozsn Meat" has now become A large extensive trade; The exports yield a decent sum— An industry is made. To freeze is not a pleasant thing For mankind to endure. To keen out cold we all should cling To Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. 8 TO raOSE~REMOVINQ. For packing and removing furniture, and all descriptions of forwarding, use the New Zealand Express Company, Limittd; oftice «nd stores, corner Manchester «"d Hereford gttrfrt_.-(Advt.J

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