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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16516, 7 May 1919, Page 10

One Pair of Glasses that ; Work of Two 1 Once it was necessary to have two pairs of glasses—one for reading and one for a longer range of vision. Now it is not necessary—Procter's Invicilde Two-si<;ht Glasses combine the two strengths in one. There are no lines or seams across the classes they look like the ordinary, but are For elderly people they are ideal—tor ladies they are most becoming, in addition to the double utility they embody. Don't wear the old-f:ishioned two p^irs—let us fit you with a iiktins pair of Procter's Invisible Two-sights. Call for a neatly ' consultation—have the glasses for reading during the winter 1 fireside evenings. John R. Procter 200 High Street, Chch. II

\ CONVEYANCES. t motor company, ltd. . IV (ROYAL MAIJ, CONTJtALI'URi:J.A). ; DAli-V. Xi.Mi^-TAUi.ji (Weather and othor ciicumstuncts ;:<M- , jnitiin?")': — 1 PARNASSUS TO IvAlivuL'RA, al 2.15 p.m.. ■ Aud KAIKOURA TO PARNASSUS, at-?. 13 a.m. ' Dista lice, J'S miles. FARES: i'Js Single, Return. • THROUGH BOOKING, via. 'EAST COAST ' (in conjunction with lliof. Butt'e Caw 1 . ' PARNASSUS TO VAKD, or vice versa, \ 105 miles for 15s. AYAIAU-KAIKOCRA ROYAL MAIL SERVICE. i Leaving' Kaikouru for VTui.'u, ■ Txiosoay. r Thursday, and Saturday,' at S a.m. ' Leaving Wulau for Kaikouru, Tuesday, i Thursday, and Saturday, at '2.30 p.m. 3 (Journey covered in ono tyiy\ TICKET AGENTS: ) x.z. GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAU. Or, N.Z. SHEEPFARMERS" AGENCY. ' 140 Hereford siroet, ChriatcLurch. 3 Also THOS. COOK and SON, 13S Hereford etreot. 1 Telephones: 678, Cliriatcburcli: . Kaikoum. r 77C3 ) > LOVELY AKAROA. jQA 1L Y MO TOR SE R VICE. ALF. J. READ, Proprietor. NOTE.—MORNING SERVICE. 5.15. Christnhurch Depart Christchurch Depart Christ- Akarca Broadways, church. Depart, r Monday .. 8.15 n.m 2.00 p.tn. 8.30 a .to. Tuesday .. 3.15 a.m. 2.30 p.m. B.SO i.m. Wednesday 8.15 u.m 3.0 p.m. G. 45 a.m. Thursday .. iS.JS ».m. 2.30 p.m. «.80 a.m. Friday .. 8.15 a.m. 2.30 p.m. 8.30 a.m. Saturday .. 8.15 a in. 2.30 p.m. 5.30 a.m. NOTE.—MORNING SERVICE. 5.15 a.m., Broadway's, Depart. Special Trips, Wedding and Picnic > Parties Arranged Privately. TELEGRAMS—READ, AKAROA. [ TELEPHONE—No. G, AKAROA. Seats can be booked at THE LIBERTY BOOK SHOP (close to Libertv Theatre). ' ADAMS, DTD., and TOURIST OFFICE. I Private Address—William street, AKAROA. AKAROA. ' AKAROA. AKAROA. piLKINGTON'S EXPRESS NON-STOP MOTOR SERVICE. CH'CH-AKAROA —TWICE DAILY. MORNING SERVICE. Ch'ch dep.: Broadway's, 8.30 <i.m. t. Akaroa dep.: P. 0., 8.20 a.m. AFTERNOON : SERVICE. • Ch'ch dep.: Broadway's,. 2.30 p.m. Akaroa dop.: P. 0., 1.30 p.m. ] PILKINGTON'S 1 1 Guarantee Punctuality and Reliability. Bookings: Woodward's (Tobacconist;, opp. Broadway's. Rink Taxis, Armagh' street. Hcivey, C. W.; Cathedral nquare. 1 Tourist Office,. Cathedral square. Telegrams: Pilkington, Akaroa. 'Phon° 5, Akaroa. PGI97

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