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G. H. Reid. WATCEMAKiiJi, JJt'WJUJLEtt 6 OPTICIAN, CLYDE STBEET, BALCLUTHA When engaged in reading or close work Do the Eyei tire easily T Do they water T Doe» the print Blur and Ban together ? These are lymptom* ol Eyestrain BELIEVED ONLY by Accurately Fitted Glauei. Private Boom for Sight-testing and Spectacle-fitting. ©US EXAMINATION IS ACCUIATB AND SCIENTIFIC.

'THE "Hopkiuson." There ii probably no instrument that meeti with such universal favour as this beautiful high-class English Pianoforte. The refinement of tone, perfection of touch, chaste design, and general excellence, combined with the re markable durability, all serve to contribute to the value of the Hopkinson Piano. Intending purchasers of a good piano should make a point of seeing and hearing for themselves the Hopkinson before finally deciding upon any other. Prices from Sixty-five Guineas £6B 6/). Good English Models from Forty Guineas (£42), from Twenty Shillings Monthly. Dominion (Canadian) Urgans from £l7 10/. Market value allowed on instrument by exchange. Easy terms arranged for the balance.—lf. Howell and Co., Octagon Central Piano and Organ Depot. Workshops and Storm : Bath street. 'Phone 325. Removal Notice, Having Removed to more Up-to-date PREMISES, in RYRIE'S BUILDINGS, hope to merit a fair share of sup)ort from the Public of Clutha and Surrounding Districts. BEST of LEATHER and UP-TO-DATE FINISH, at Moderate Prioes. Thanking the Public for Past Patronage, V. E.G. INGRAM, CLYDE STREET, BALCLUTHA.