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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15482, 13 December 1913, Page 7 (Supplement)

INCREASED SPACE. 1 t Although having a space of 20ft deep s to begin with, Mr. Barry was able to se- j cure an additional 10ft, which ho has fitted up with show-cases for exhibiting special scientific instruments and optical paraphernalia coming forward from London and New York. This space adjoins c our original exhibit, thus giving us ample 5 room and facilities for entertaining you l comfortably, and should you choose to cmbrace the opportunity offered of having ' your eyes tested, you may do so with the assurance that you are receiving the bene- I fit of expert knowledge on the part of the ! opticians in charge. DR. W. I. SEYMOUR. Mr. Barry, in this connection, wishes to call your attention to the fact that he ' has secured the valuable assistance of Dr. ' Walter I. Seymour, of New York, who < has been largely instrumental in the plan- ' ning and placing of the exhibit, and will * be in personal charge for at least another ] month. Dr. Seymour is a specialist in the States, whoso services at Homo demand a guinea for each examination, but while here, has agreed to give his services to our patrons without charge. Further . mure, it is our intention to make a liberal reduction in the price of our first-class lenses, to those who are sufficiently appreciative and energetic to embrace tho opportunity. So, if you are interested in the condition of your sight, or your present glasses are not up-to-date in every respect, this will present an unusual chance of having your eyes scientifically tested and fitted with the very best glasses that can be produced, at much less than prevailing prices. OUR NEW LENSES. As yon who have been following this series of articles may have failed to appreciate the importance of our new scientific productions, such as "Kontorik" and " Kryptok " glasses, we feel certain that you will wish to study our exhibit first-