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Cromwell Argus, Volume XLIII, Issue 2283, 5 February 1912, Page 5

tt’s ho easy to get into the way of sayiug. “ Oil, my eyes arc a bit tiled tonight,” and letting it go on at that Those tired eyes are Nature's warning. Heed it promptly. Bight glasses will correct any defect, remove strain, give good vision, preserve sight. Consult me without delay, f am a specialist, and test eyes scientifically, and supply suit able glasses it needed. Hugh Isuill* I). 13.0.A., George St., Dunedin.

Myriads of mosquitos have descended on North Brighton (says the “ Lyttelton Times.”) Never before has the pest appeared there in such numbers, and with such a whole-souled lust for human blood. The cause of the plague was the unduly long spell of wet muggy weather experienced this year, the mosquitos breeding in the surrounding marshes. They arc abnormally ferocious this year, and will attack with impunity both night and day, despite all preventive measures. Some week-end cottages have become quite uninhabitable, owing to the plague of mosquitos, and the inhabitants have been compelled to for the nonce give up possession to the enemy*