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Taihape Daily Times, 2 January 1919, Page 6

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Children are Often Condemned as i t Dull” or “Lazy” j x<m '.vn iipr^ i.r^-rsrrrvrori fill. -■'S-ssy-M& •»s> WHEN THEY ARE NOTHING OF THE KIND. THEIR EYESIGHT IS AT FAUUT. Eyestrain makes tkem slower to see and consequently slower to mentally grasp pefints before them. Mr W. RUSSELL Who is a Teacher of Optical Science, has made the human eye his whole life’s study. He is an cxcceptional man in the optical field. His method of dealing with children is unique; with his Yisoptometre he can test eye S} glasses when necessary without asking method of dealing witn children should appeal to parents. With the ordinary method of testing the operator has t 0 rely entirely upon the patient’s answers, which often lead to mistakes an d -wrongly fitted glasses. I would strongly advise anj’one wdio has the slightest gyg defect to consult MR. RUSSELL, G.S.O.L, D.F.0.C., without delay If he prescribes glasses you may rely upon having perfect comfort and ease; I aril in a- position to know that MR. RUSSELL is a specially qualified and' reliable Optician. CONSULTATION BY APPOINT ME]SrT AT MY PHARMACY. W. H, FOOKES' Gkcmist, M siiti Street TT; m-ihikpe. SWM 1/ . x exactly diagnose and prescribe the patient any questions. This

**v * - V\ in eii :«s ;i ;5! «*Si (Ml I i ii ii ■MI «>V II ii!: JSU *| The new Anglican Cathedral, to be built in Wellington, will rightly lay claim to be a great Memorial to New Zealand’s fallen heroes of National interest. fl| Therein will be recorded all the names of New Zealand's sons—irrespective of Church or Creed —who fell during the war. It will be a record of National'Historic interest for future generations. The cofburs of all the Allies, etc., will rest there. > • 1 - 4J The interior Decorations and Memorial VS-hr- : “ dows will be worked out in religious symbolism setting forth scenes from every war zone in which New Zealand’s sons have fought. Ok Reu) Ungiican CafDedral Members of the Anglican Church and sympathisers are asked to contribute to the cost of the Cathedral, which will be erected entirely of free-will offerings from people desirous of expressing their thankfulness to God and their gratitude to their fellow men for the blessings won for them as a result of the victorious war. Contributions or promises may be spread over a period of one to five years . War Bonds or Government Stock may be donated. Legacies aiso are invited. Intending contributors please communicate at once with the Hon. Organising Secretary, R. i . C. F. Askew, St. Mark’s Vicarage, Wellington { Telephone 2492.) I ■<!} II V* 11