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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11782, 11 October 1901, Page 7

Spectacles. __/. pOR FAILING SIGHT, STRAINED VISION, L PAINFUL EYEH, INFLAMED EYELIDS, HEADACHES. INSOMNIA, CROSSED EYEB, CONSULT uU Wo OLI - pEACTICAL SCIENTIFIC r\PTICIAN". CERTIFICATED MEMBER OF THE SPENCER OPTICAL INSTITUTE. Who will Examine and Test yonr Sight, based on Latest Reliable Scientific Methods, tract make Spectacle? accordingly for either temporary or constant inc. which will absolutely Correct those Defects, and Prevent various other Developments injurious to health gener* ally No Spectacles are recommended unless found to be necessary. Sound advice. No Consultation Fee. Charges for Spectacles made bv H. MAR» GULES .ire reasonable. Patronage solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Audres3: II MARGULES. SHORTLAND-STREET Opposite Post Office;, AUCKLAND. NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS.

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