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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 17 September 1913, Page 7

" Work, work, work, till the eyes are heavy and dim." rTHIS is what you are doing, day after day. Going home from fc your toil with eves weary and sore. No thought of the orecious sight you are injurine. Consult Wodd an Optician of lone experience. He will test your eyes and advise you. If Klasses are necessary, he will tell you so—but don't eo on outraging your greatest eift. H. T. WOOD, CHEMIBT AND OPTICIAN. MASTERTON.

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