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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 295, 14 December 1936, Page 6

SEE BETTER TIME AND OVERWORK OF THE EYES WILL EXACT ITS TOLL IF PROPER CARE IS NOT TAKEN. There is nothing that does not wear a little with years of constant use. It you have reached the middle of life’s span and still have good eyes I —it would be well 1o let us examine them. Come in, see us it’s safest to know. Play safe with your eyesight. A. C. Lilburne OPTOMETRIST 129 THE AVENUE WANGANUI Visits Marton Saturday. December 19, from 2 p.m.. at Mr. F. Woods, Jeweller. R. G. TALBOYS, ~ | (Fellow N.Z. Inst. Arch.) STRUCTURAL ENGINEER. I' WANGANUI and MARTON. BOOKS ARE ALWAYS ACCEPTABLE In The Steps of- St. Paul—H. V. Morton 11,5 Old Heart Goes on a Journey—Hans Fallada 7/6 1 Lands and Masters-A. G. Macdonnell 7,6 The Man Who Caught the Weather—Bess Streater Aldrich .. 7/6 » THE HOUSE MASTER—Ian Hay 7/6 ; No Hero This—Warwick Deeping -.— ~/t> They Walk in the City—-I. B. Priestly 10/6 Far Forest—Francis Brett Young 10/6 H 1 JONES K- SON, LTD 117 VICTORIA AVENUE. Opposite Catholic Church. i

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