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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10458, 24 October 1911, Page 4

OLLIHGi AND PKAGNIbfa. Barrister* and Boliaitori. MA6TERTON (Opposite Poit O«oe.) Have several iant of money Available for investment on mortgage at loweit ourrent ratet ol interact A. B. Bunny) (14. M. Dulles. itt. » a N N Y, Barriiter and Solicitor, MONEY TO LEND at following rate—4| per cent., any anoont from £2600 upward* j 4| per oent. amounts from £IOOO to £3500; 5 per cent, amounts over £IOOO. On all classes of freehold security. Patent Aaenti. Telephone «8 EBBIST A JONES. ARCHITECT. Trait Lands Trust Buildings. QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. Tfllophon* SJW T * O Box 60. (A Oara.» M.L AVERY SOLICITOR. GRIOULTCRAL AND PASTORAL BUILDINGS. OBINSON ft Solicitors. M II 1 1 K 1; O N. MONEY TO LEND on approved town and country freehold securities. ARDNER AMD SONS, SAWMILLERS AND TIMBER MERCHANTS. Dixon Street Ma&tertom. Totara, Matai, Bimu, and White Pine, dressed or in rough, always in stock. Also Bashes Doors, and Mouldings. QUALIFIED DENTAL BURGEON. (Next to Club Hotel). QUEEN STREET ... MASTERTON. Oftoe bow -r—9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday*:—B a.m. to 1 p.m. All Extractions absolutely painless and Free when Sets are ordered. ARCHITECT. ACADEMY BUILDINGS. Entrance Church f**reet, Hatfevtom.

I conditions of modern life -, cause the eyess to be overtaxed. Working in badly ventilated and badly lit rooms, and especially doing close work such as. studying and ■book-keeping, doing sewing and fancy work with materials when of colours that make the stitching hard, to see. The constant use of the eyes when stooping at your work, and in" till health, tlhe smallest eye defect gives trouble.- To correct any defect, and make you have perfect" 'sight, so that you oa4x' work in ,comifort, specially ground lenses for each "person s error is'/'ihe. : sovereign rem-, edy. Have your eyes properly tested and wear only those glasses that it is proper for you to wear. H.. M. Bennett, F.S.M.C., London, M-iP.S., oan test your sight and supply you frith, the proper glasses. He may be consulted at Mr St. George, Chemist, for this week only.

IN MEMORIAM. iRUSSiEiLL.— In loving memory of Katheline Russell, who died at Masterton on October 24th, 1909. "Though cruel death, has snatched ifrom view A loving mother kind and true, Death cannot from our .midst efface Her tender smile, her loving face.— Her words, her actions are not dead, 'But in our minds are daily read." —lnserted by her Husband and Daughter.