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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3400, 3 February 1920, Page 6

‘ L MIOTOGRAPHY ,3, -'I""~";‘ - M < ‘ . ‘V-. " , \ x > V‘ A :'4?;i“§,‘-.':.:’..'*‘ '5 .. ‘H .3- 5 .LET US EXPLAIN TO YOU. ~ ‘L % H “ "_’{.i._' fijgg; =‘Ah"ow to~ use a camera! Let 119 ‘A H_,_, ‘\-:'-I‘*‘'‘'' easily; you can make charming ’‘A ' ' A_‘ e A - ‘ . V O O ‘ Every Photographic Requlslte = and will be glad to talk about this fascinating hobby with you. t 3 ' Our stock of cameras is so Widsa that we can readly satisfy you 3 ‘ regarding prices, style and size. 1 \ ALL THE BEST MAKES wmcn WE CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND. i; J. R. CUNNINGHAME J;: % ' PRESCRIPTION CHEMIST & OPTICIAN, - . ' s 5 IP.O, BOX 18 TAIHAPE. | _,_. ____n___ ,_ .._ -. l,

ll W‘ 4“ ; ‘ tut ';,h~., \ A ’ 5 ' ' <=:'7 an 0 \\\ \ a:- L °'-- n..._...;--:' " ’-v£V~3¢.'~'."' \\,:’r,.:l\u\\\\:lalnm."_':_;{ . : - Ii - ‘ ' ‘ _ i ‘a T - ' ‘*s, ‘*-.- ' ‘b 1 SILVERWARE MAKES A LASTING GIFT. ~ ‘ ‘BY reason of ‘its permanency, silverware makes a lasting impression upon the minds of the recipients. ~ It is a delightful combination of beauty and utility. V - V OUR STOCKS OF SILVER AND ELECTRO-PLATE WARE Wlll prove an absolute delight to thos‘ contemplating the purchase » of an artistic and serviceable present. ' “ COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF-——a study of the In-icesi will " ‘ prove most convincing. , TO AL OUR CUSTOMERS— We wish you the compliments of the season, and in thanking you t for past patronage will try to ensure further custom by strict adherance to our high standard of quality, value, and workmanship ‘ throughout the coming year. W. H 0 W ENS. Watchmaker and Jeweller, MAIN STREET, TAIHAPE. % Box 93. Phone 108. 5 % ,

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