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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 46, 22 July 1885, Page 2

? BDINBXJBaH HOtfSE, The Square, Palmerston N.— T. B. Walton, Draper) .Hosier, Haberdaslier, and General Out-fil^beri-T.iAfiVT.J '. .' •; There is probably no art or industry which requires—for the production of good work— greater care and attention to details than does the art of photography.- The pubUc are Uttle aware of the ..numerous appliances and processes nsed m a firstclass photographic fstnblishment. A visit to Mr Martin's studio at Wan«anui will prove this to be so, for it i 3 here we find numerous rooma, each having its own departmental work and airtaff of assistants to carry on that work. "We also find .electricity is employed m producing the beautiful stippled effect for which Mr Martin's work is so i'miich ndmircd. But the most interesting and, we pjnst s*y, to onr mi-id, the most complicated process is that of onamclling; the marvellous beauty imto the photofcripb by tiiis process isfeulv .^tonishing. And we are assurred by Mr Martin that tlie enamelliiig not only produces this beautiful appevranco, but renders the picture permanent by- means of its air-tight and damp-proof coatinir A visit to Wanganni, if for nothing else than to be photosmiphed at Mr Martin's, would be a hiehlY satisfactory way of spending a day.— f Advt ]