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Otaki Mail, 10 November 1922, Page 4

I WOLSELEY CREAM I SEPARATORS 1922 MODELS. THE ONLY BRITISH SEPARATOR. \ RALPH THOMPSON, FOR GLASSES. Glasses when needed, make for efficiency—they enable the wearer to compete hi lus business or profession with others more fortunate as to eyesight. People with poor vision must work slowly and carefully to avoid mistakes, so that progress is slower in life. If your sight is good but uncomfortable because of eyestrain, consult u? immediately. Our thorough test, correctly prescrib cd and carefully ground lenses ensure comfortable vision for you. JtfQBRISON & GiLBERD, OPTICIANS, US, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY,WELLINGTON.

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SPECIAL OFFER! To advertise our ('J 1U VSANTH EM UMS we are offering following varieties at {lie reduced price of lis per doz. (postage paid). EVERYONE IS A PRIZETAKEK AM) TRUE TO NAME. i ALEXDE LACY, Criiiison, very large. An easy grower ami good keeper, 2/- each. ALICE BENSON, white reflex, 2/- each. DOROTHY GOLDSMITH, old gold reflex, 1/3 each. Dr. JACOBS' deep crimson gold reverse. A beautiful reflcxiuff type, 2/G ea. F.S. VALLIS, yellow roll GLADi'S BLACKBURN, GALLIPOLI, light mauve-"pink, silvery reverse, 1/3 ea. GUY PADGETT, pale pink reflex, 1/3. lI.V. WEST, deepest yellow, broad petals, whored ami incurved, 3/- ea. HETTY, rosr pink reflex, 1/3 ca. ILMA RATTEN, silvery Dink reflex.

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