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Otaki Mail, Volume 26, 2 April 1919, Page 4

MAKING THE SIGHT YOUNG. * By “young-sight” we moan the healthy sight of childhood before reading and continuous strain has weakened the vision. By “making the sight young” we mean fitting you with correctly adjusted glasses after thorough scientific eye-tests, and thereby restoring to you perfect sight—the “young-sight of. childhood.” Come in for examination. WE TEST EYES Ff?EE. i | SIORBISQN & GILBERD, Consulting Opticians, 103, Customhouse Quay, Wellington.

OTAKI SEASIDE RESORT. TEA AND REFRESHMENTS AT AU HOURS. AFTERNOON TEA rARI’IES TO ORDER. supper Parties to order. Accommodation as per Tariff. Visitors to the l’.cach can get Meals. Dark Room for Photogrnpliers. C. E. COTTKItELE, Proprietor. 'Phone 77,

MOTOR-CAR SERVICE R. MAD DOCK, Proprietor, J WISH to inform the public of Otald anil district tlint I have secured n seven-soator OVERLAND CAR. aud am prepared to do trips to all psii'ts of the district aud elsewhere. O.u Sundays trips will be made to the Seaside Resort. Prices reasonable. Telephone 3. - It. MADDOCK. WANTED KNOWN. -We stock the “CAPITOL” Fountain Pen—l 4 carat gold, hard iridium tip (guaranteed). An alwaysready seif-filling Fountain Pen, for life-long service. Price 14s 6d. — “OTAKI MAIL” Stationery Department. QNLY the best is good enough for your family. Use HUDSON’S BALLOON BRAND, the absolutely pare baking powder.—Bills and Moors,

7ft - ANTED KXOIV.\-V'o offer the widest tango and the best values iu WRITING PADS in the District. "OTAICI MAID” Stationery i.epartment. R 1 CONTAIN PENS.—Onoto, Swan Kiwi, Blackbird, Conqueror, etc, —All on sale at “ MAIL’’ OFFICII Stationery Department. TTf ANTED TO BUY.—Old lead, V' Tea lead, etc., for cash. —Apply ‘‘Otakl Mail” Office.

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