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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22709, 23 October 1935, Page 3

m ■■ I iHiWpiW * Smart • • • Spectacles are no longer unsightly. Nowadays they are so inconspicuous that they do not detract from one's appearance. Call and see the beautiful modern styles, and thus have eyeweaT that is smart and pleasing. G. & T. Young 88 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. T. G. YOUNG, F.8.0.A., F.S.M.C, Consulting Optician. A Reel in Your Own Cinema! Next sailings from AUCKLAND lative accommodations at attracNot. 16 : Dec. 17 : Jan. 11. lively low fares. It's a paradox. Not what you expect—yet never a disappointment. Gay, thoughtful, placid and exuberant by turns—but always different. A hatful of surprises—from last century's wisdom to next year's styles. Around the corner from the Sierra, Yosemite, Caliente, San Francisco. (Eleven days to explore, in a 41-day return voyage!) It's Hollywood! It's at the end of an epic seacrossing— made memorable by the NEW Matson-Oceanic liners, "Mariposa" and "Monterey", and their eventful calls ... in Fiji, Samoa, Hawaii. Ship life always what you expect—always more. Sports—Night Club dances—chefs who understand —and staterooms that captivate! Cir if vnn rfinn«p flariin C!la«— the all-round excellence of these ships is further indicated—offering the budget-conscious superLOW SUMMER FARES— Auckland to San Francisco or Los Angeles. For sailings during December, January and February: First Class, round trip, from £7B Cabin Class, round trip, from £56 (Not subject to exchange.) ENGLAND—2S DAYS AWAY The shorter, faster route —across America... may be conveniently expanded to include the National Parks, great cities and scenic displays easily accessible. A threeact drama of surpassing travel! The smooth Pacific (via MatsonOceanic) AH-America in review—the Atlantic (almost any line or ship you choose). AUCKLAND to ENGLAND Singh Return First Class £B6/3/0 £153/ 3/0 Cabin Class £6B/3/0 £122/17/0 (Subject to exchange.) All travel information and frit color booklets obtainable from our offices or agents: THE OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY Malson Line (Incorporated U. S. A.) General Agents: Henderson 6T MacFariane Ltd., Auckland. Local Agents: H. L. Tapley 6* Co. Ltd., Bond St., Dunedin; H. L. Taptey 9 Co. bid., Invcrcargill. NEGLECT MEANS DANGER Failure to have your eyes tested at the first signs of strain or weakness may have serious consequences. Let our Optician examine your eyes and see if you require glasses or not. PETER N. DICK, Registered Optician. Ring ' 'Phone 13-308 and make an appointment. PETER DICK Jewellers and Opticians, 488 MORAY PLACE, DUNEDIN, CI. *°<{o^ Parlour-Bus Scenic Tour Four Big Days for £4/10/See marvellous lakes—Te Anau, Manapouri, and others —noble forests, sparkling glaciers, majestic mountains on the way to beautiful Eglinton Valley. Railway Department's cosy bus leaves Dunedin on 25 th October and returns on the 28th. Low charge of £4/10/- includes accommodation at Te Anau Hotel. Fuli information obtainable from Railway Koad Motor Services Office, 90 Lower High Street. Telephone 12-781; Railway Booking Office, Dunedin. Telephone 11-661 or I 1-662; Railway Booking Agencies and at all Railway Stations. Make sure of your seat