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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 86, Issue 227, 26 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 Our Mr. J. Little visits Marton Tuesday. October 6, at Mr. Holdaway’s, Dentist. R. G. TALBOYS REGIS ™ ND ARCHITECT STRUCTURAL ENGINEER, ; ( Fellow N.Z. Inst. Arch. ) WANGANUI AND MARTON

Don’t Delay Railway Wagons Railway wagons 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

JUST IN ! OF INTEREST TO HOME LOVERS . . . CANADIAN WALLPAPERS Featuring Pastel Shades in Latest Toning’S, R. & E. TINGEY & CO., LTD., Avenue.

Y° u can depend on US... We 11 make your old Hat and Suit look like new. Note the smart and neat appearance your clothes have when DEY CLEANED and PRESSED by us. Send Your Suit in TO-DAY GARNEY SPOONER and SON Ltd. 119 GUYTON STREET (Opp. Chainey’s) PHONE 4880

yyEDDING Invitations printed at shortest notice and at moderate .cost. Attractive and modern designs. Ask for prices and samples. ’Phone 1 2191. Country enquiries promptly attended to. The Wanganui Chronicle.