u The great Mesopotamia Valley was at one time probably the most fertile and most highly Cultivated region in tlio world, the cradle of a high and prosperous civilisation, and supporting an enormous population. To tuns perfection it was brought from a state of unproductive wilderness. Misgovernment and neglect have produced their inevitable results, and what was once a garden is now little better than a desert. In like manner'your eyes can be developed from a state bordering on uselessness to one of, absolute perfection, and maintained ;tat that standard. But intelligent direction and care are necessary, and this is placed at your disposal .'by Haig -Graham, Gisborne’s Only' Eye Specialist:':' Remember, that neglect of bad: and even perfect; eyesight means too often ruin.*
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Gisborne Times, Volume XLV, Issue 4141, 19 January 1916, Page 5
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