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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 86, Issue 226, 25 September 1942, Page 4

VALUABLE ASSETS Consider your eyes as a business asset, and you will not let them depreciate by neglect! Reasonable care and attention with a periodic examination will keep one’s eyes in a healthy condition . . . which means clear vision. Sound advice is to have your eyesight tested at least once a year. May we suggest that you make an early appointment. David A. C. LILBURNE OPTOMETRIST THE AVENUE - - - - WANGANUI i Our Mr. J. Little visits Marton Tuesday. October 6, at Mr. Holdaway's, Dentist.

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f'f XV 4 REPORT CASES OF V U | A CRUELTY. I Animals Requiring Attention. Kaf •JL • •X ja Ring Inspector: 46 BELL ST ’PHONE 4019.

Don’t Delay Railway Wagons Railway wagpns must work round the clock in order to meet the ever-increasing demands on transport. Busier times are ahead, but there will be no shortage of wagons, if consignees co-operate in cutting down standstill time. Rail users can speed the turnround by insisting when placing orders that the fulfilment of their requirements be spread over a given period, so that the carrier concerned can effect prompt delivery and release the wagons for other freights. Spread Consignment For Convenient Handling At Destination

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