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Taihape Daily Times, 20 May 1918, Page 8

&❖ ❖ ♦♦♦. Defects of the eye and eye strain may be remedied by the use of Glasses, which must be accurately ground JV Hardly less important than the Lenses are the PITTING AND PE. j£ PEE ADJUSTMENT of the Speetacles or Glasses. Lenses that havi jr\ been prescribed "with the greatest skill and accuracy arc often so worn as to fail entirely in their purpose. False adjustment may V Produce opposite result*, thus proving very harmful to the eyes f ' - _. >" A perfect adjustment is your guar<©j - antee, while in addition facial efects «► are carefully considered when you ra purchase glasses from J. n. ■pi^iiMiiisii: PRESCRIPTION OHEM IST AND OPTICIAN « AGENT FOE NYALL'S HIGH CLASS PEEPAEATIONS * ' B©xlß. TAIHAPI!

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