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Evening Star, Issue 21319, 25 January 1933, Page 3

w// >S>gs- - 'W Who’s walking MILFORD this year? What a holiday! Into the heart of nature’s loveliness, the wonder walk of the world. A wealth of beauty... towering ferns and the marvellous Sutherland Falls, the highest in the world. The Clinton Canyon, IS miles long, 4000 feet deep, awe inspiring in its magnificent grandeur. The 3 days walk is by easy stages. It is not an expensive holiday. ' The Government Tourist Bureau will give you full details and advice FREE. Write, phone or call about Special Holiday Concessions GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAU KZJ4 Rattzray St, RamsdSsa EYESIGHT-TO-DAY and TO-MORROW Neglect of eyes which have incipient weakness TO-DAY may lead to permanent injury TO-MORROW! j The symptoms are often recognisable only by an expert-' —the fact that your sight seems good is no indication that you are not strain- j ing your eyes. Be on the safe side —come to 1 us and have them properly examined — TO-DAY. Hugh & G. K. j NEILL LIMITED Consulting Opticians, 93 George St., DUNEDIN. Telephone 13-156. j

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