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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10450, 16 October 1911, Page 4

■JJOLLINGB AND PBAGNELL. Barriaters and iolioitors. MABTERTON (Oppoiite Foat Ofioe.) Have several auoss of money available for investment on mortgage at lowest onrrent rates of interest A. R. Bonny) (U U CJullen «. 0 u N N I. A, Barrister and Solicitor. I MONEY TO LEND at following rate—4} per oent., any amount from £2500 upwards; 4} per cent, amounts from £IOOO to £3500 ; 5 per cent, amounts or®r £IOOO. On all classes of freehold security, latent Agents. Telephone 68 H ERBEBT A JONES. ARCHITECT. Trust Lands Trust Buildinga. QUEEN STREET, MASTEBTON. Telephone 880. P.O. Box 60. (A Gara. i m.L 7 " VEBV80UC1T0R. Agricultural and pastorAL BUILDINGS. MAST E R TON. SIGHT TESTING can only be success fully djone by a person Who has the knowledge, .skill and experience. required to perform this work. The defects of (the power of vision of the eyes of different person® are so varied that deciding What that defect. is requires much care and skill, ami unless an .optician lias had. proper training and thoroughly underI stands the eve and the power of refraction lof that organ it is impossible for 'Mm -to decide exactly what error there is, Mid what correction that error requires. 'Now this ist important Ito all who have sight that is in lany way impaired. Persons may 'have vision that is not good, 'and they may not realise it, but nearly always it causes complaints such as headiaohes and aching, in that portion of the head surrounding tlio eye® and the back of the head, whereas if they wore glasses that property correct the defect these annoyances would be avoided. Other people have bad sight and neglect having it attended to, and in the later years of their life their eight is not* what it might have been had it been properly seen to in their earlie; years. All people 'w!ho have had good eyesight in their youth need glasses for reading and close work after the age of 40 to 45 years, and as this is the case, wh(v not have your eyes properly 'tested, and wear those glasses which are the proper correction for your sight. H. M. BENiNETT, F.S.MC., Lond., M.P.S. may »be oonsulted at St. George's, Chemist, for a short period. His qualifications and experience are the best. All- the latest appliances and goods kept.

J. M. SPEAR. M.P.0.0., DR. OF OPTICS, EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, Representing H. SPEAR, M.P.0.C., Oculist, 7 Willis Street, Wellington, ■\V ILL visit Master ton on SAT. 14th, MON. 16th, TUES. 17th , .OCTOBER; At OLUB HOTEL, Private Rooms. GONSULTATION FIJEE. Artificial Eyes Re-polished by our new Procee°.