FAIRLIE.
METEOROLOGICAL. Tuesday, May 29. Barometer —S a.m., 28 9; noon, 28.9 ; 5 p.m., 29. , Thermometer —Aliixintum, 44. Alininmin, 30. West bulb, 40. Dry bulb, 44 ; Frost and bright sunshine. QUALIFIED OPTICIAN AT FAIRLIE. The eyesight is so delicate a thing that the slightest defect must have attention at once. Air W. Kinder, late of Oamaru, a fully qualified optician, is now established at Fairlie. There is no need to go dou'n to the city for examination; you can have the advantage of Air Kinder's acknowledged skill and ability on the spot. He is not only able to give- advice, but can supply also tlie most improved glasses. (1)
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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 31 May 1923, Page 9
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