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PROCTER’S The Premier Opticians E. CHGLERTON. Est. 1877, Christchurch. May be consulted on all defects of eyesight at GREY MOTORS BUILDING Opposite Post Office —(Upstairs) TO-MORROW—9 a.m. to 5 p.m. SATURDAY—IIth October, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. . Appointments can now be made by ringing Miss Pfeifer. ’Phone No. 475. SIGHT rpESTING IGHT x ESTING MR NORMAN STOUPPE, Of Barry & Stouppe, Ltd. Opticians. Christchurch. Will be in Greymouth TO-DAY (THURSDAY) When he may be consulted for Sight Testing at the Surgery of Mr D. McBrearty, Dental Surgeon. BARRY & STOUPPE Opticians. Christchurch. w E. BELLAMY Funeral Director, Monumental Mason Modern Private Chapel. 5 CHAPEL STREET. ’PHONE 202. APPRECIATION. . _ rc .._ Tl/fR J. ACKER & FAMILY desire ■L’A to sincerely thank Dr. B. L. Wilson, the Matron, and Nursing Staff of the Westland Hospital lor the great care and attention rendeied to the late Mrs J. Acker while an inmate of the above institution. Also many thanks to all friends for sympathy expressed by floral tributes, telegrams and letters. Three Mile, October 8, 1941.