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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9336, 29 January 1892, Page 3

. Public Notices. PUBLIC NOTICE. TO THOSE WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT. MR. N. LAZARUS, Of London,. Calcutta, and 281 and 283 Collins stukkt, Melbourne OCULIST-OFHCIAN TO H.E. THE MARQUIS OF DUFFKRIN, EX-VICEROY AND GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF INDIA, WILL VISIT THE FOLLOWING TOWNS TO ESTABLISH LOCAL AGENCIES, And may be CONSULTED FJK SPECTAOUW as under, LAWRENCE (Johnston's Commercial Hotel), FRIDAY, JANUARY 29. PA LMKRSTON (Empire Hotel), TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2. OAMARU (Star and Garter Hotel), THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4. TIMARU (QrotiYfmoT Hotel), SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6. Mr LAZARUS specially desires to see those who have hitherto found it difficult or imnoßsihlp tn obtain suitable Spectacles. The system of Sight-Terting Patent No. 4354 invented by him is now being universally adopted. The Medical Profession and all interested in Optical Science are invited to see this beautiful test and all the latest improvements in Lenses and Frames as prescribed ?jy Ophthalmic Surgeons AUSTRALIAN PRESS NOTICES: From the Age, Melbourne, 4th September 1888.Mr Lazarus conducts a very extensive business in Calcutta, as well as in England and his ex perience as an expert in his own particular line fully equals, if it does not surpass, the most eminpnt Ophthalmic Surgeons. Some of the leading Surgeons of London and India have borne testimony to the accuracy of the mode of diagnosing cases of the nature referred to, and during the short time this fentleman lias been in Melbourne in connection with the Exhibition he has been interviewed by him reds of persons, who perhaps would never dream of consulting a Surgeon. , From the Daily Telegraph, Sydney, 20th August 1890. A valuable addition to the Ophthalmic Science has recently been introduced by Mr N T a7ahits The patent is an improved pethod of Sight-Testing, called the refraction test, and is a simplei and rar feet mode of discovering the slightest defect or difference between the two organs of sight. jfiia

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