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New Zealand Times, Volume LIV, Issue 9881, 12 April 1893, Page 4

Business Notices OUR EYESIGHT. OPTICIAN, LAMETON QUAY. IT AS just completed anJ furnished with IS. every requisite a SIGHT TESTING ROOM, the moat complete of its hlud id the Colouy, and which is especially adapted for aoour' ateiy testing all kinds of imperfect vision. Mr KOHN has been appointed Sole Agent for Wellington District for N. Lazarus and Co., Ophthalmic Opticians, London, Calcutta, Melbourne and Sydney, and has been thoroughly instrncted in the Potent Sight - testing System, No. 4354, which is now being universally adopted. j The above firm having just opened a Wholesale and Lens Grinding Branoh in Wellington. Mr KOHN is now prepared to make np the moat complicated Lenses from oculists' prescriptions lu a few days. PEARL AND DIAMOND BANGLES, BROOCHES, NECKLETS, RINGS, WATCHES. CLOCKS. ELECTRO PLATED apd SILVERWARE Of Every Description, And all the Latest Jewellery Novelties of the Season by every Direct Mail, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, AND 0 H N S. KOHN OPTICIAN, Lambton quay.

IS THE BEST ALL-BOUND MACHINE IN THE MABKET. Many recent and important improvements have been effected, which has raised its efficiency to the highest possible point. The Machine, which can be learnt m a day by any ordinary person, can be swiftly manipulated, and does beautiful work. It is very durable and easily adjusted, and the parts being interchangeable can be replaced when worn. (Machines have been in use for the last seven years by the Hansard siaj) and are still quite serviceable). We have carefully compared it with other leading machines, and can confidently recommend The Calioiupii ns Me really useful working machine. Buyers can compare it with the “Eeraington” and “ Smith Premier ’ machines, which we also have in stock. Price, £2O. Terms to suit buyers, LYON & BLAIR, Agents for New Zealand.

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NOW READY.' INDEX TO THE LAWS OF NEW ZEALAND, General, Local and Provincial. Eighth Edition. Brought Down to the Close o£ the Session of 1892. By John Cdenin, B. A, In the Alphabetical List of the General Statutes a short abstract has been added to each Consolidated Aot, Price, 10s 6i, or’by Post 10s 9J.

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