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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19312, 17 May 1928, Page 10

Sale of Violins! v let your child learn now I 33£ per cent. off. N« interest charged og Tip,, c £2/10/tsuiMs.,*® » PrlC ® '' ~i,B, 8 ? S Usual Cash Price £7, in, Sale Price .. £lO/-/- Sale Price «/£ £2 Deposit, £1 Monthly £j Deposit, £1 M O JSi ■ THREE-QUARTER VIOLIN- VIOLIN- nlhly Usual Cash Price £6/—/ Usual Cash Price tic/ie» Sale Price .. £4/-/- Sale Price sin/ £1 Deposit, 15/- Monthly £2 Deposit, £l' Monthly ~ Dozens more, offetW just such values, and inspect, ■. CORNER HIGH * tuam streets y pMjrai)cisJts —■— ' tor an mat is geedlit For alt that is gem in PtHNOS.PIMYERSiOIimPHON, gjMsrcHUXCtL AN INVITATION TO VISIT DUBING THIS WEEK, the last of school holidays, anyone wishing to tti making of lenses, frames, etc., is invitetf%'l VISIT THE WORKROOM OP Q. SBVlOffl JONES, Optician, in Chancery lane, /jr Besides the ordinary lens grinding .J finishing machinery, there are specialise ines secured by Mr Jones on his last tliffi to Europe—one ol which deserves spsffi mention. This is the .high precision toE that makes the one piece bifocals 553 different foci are ground on one sorfit#d* the lens. This is the only machine of'® kind in the Southern Hemisphere, and i«5 took a lot of persuasion for the malttn ■& allow one to go out. , There is an instrument that will meuiirteS with a beam of light, less than one hnKSft thousandth part of an inch correctly "-jffiVi is used to detect any defect in the' triaiM, ? ing of a lens, the focal p 9 wer ofaHas, I<|( any difference in the refractive Index in tfi ; A glass used in making the lens. It shawr-? the defect of the old Toric lenses in; not eorAi rectmg the vertex angle, and the tbettatkulft in fused bifocals. It Bhows the of using Eunktal curved lenses and one dlm?'''* bifocals. j Another instrument, light, detects any strain Mvi 't lens being fitted. ;■ . • . . $ A most ingenious little machine for mak* M ing any shape of lens by siaply turiln» a dial is the latest for cutting out lenses, 4 and an automatic edging machine •that rings a bell when the lens is-finished \rill be'fauaiT worth seeing. - • lii doing this we are acting on the' suggest tion of several who have visited the' worfci# room, and have been astonished ttul.iuch ■ work is being done in New Zoaland. i •».

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