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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3095, 19 January 1909, Page 3

mam lilt] AN IDEAL PRESENT. JUST THE THING FOR THE BOY. AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY is !*■ becoming increasingly popular. Photos of iriciids, happy gatherings, bits of charming scenery, taken by oneself, are particularly interesting, and moreover the art is simple a:id inexpensive. For 21/we will forward you a neat strongly made will >w Hamper containing a splendid Camera, a.'le to take time and instantaneous exposures, fitted with a Rapid Achromatic Lens, Magnifiers, and Magazine to carry 6 J plates, box Dry Plates, complete set of Developers, Dishes, Draining Rack, Dark Room Lamp, Printing Apparatus, Chemicals, Glass Mea» sure, Mounts for Prints, and a Book of Instructions. In short, you require to produce the finished picture. I'oitage 1/6 extra. a similar hamper ; all the accessories a:id a .very superior Camera —in fact, the finest J plale Camera on the market. Fitted with R.R. Lens. Shutter adjustable for time and instantaneous exposures with a fine range of adjustment from one to onehundredth of a second. Two Finders of the brilliant type, also Magnifiers. The Magazine carries 12 i plates. Postage 1/6 Imperial Camera Co., 42 Willis Street, WELLINGTON. i

Everyone associates Pain with Dentistry. To most people they are synonymous terras. v> - v But let us tell you right away that we have made Dentistry a pleasure for you; that we have mastered all Its terrors. You come into our rooms a trembling sceptic—you go out, well, just a smiling advocate for us I Is there any person on this earth more dreaded than the dentist who gives you pain; or anyone more revered than he who saves your teeth with no pain at all. Come to us—we study your feelings as well as your teeth, and we also study your purse. OPEN DAILY, including Wednesdays and Saturdays, from 9 cum. to 5.80 p.m. and from 7 p.m. to B.SO pjca. Andrews & Wyelf LONDON .:. Corner of Willis and Manners Streets WELLINGTON. « AUCTIONEER, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT, HUNTERVILLE, RANGITIKEI. 400 acres, 0.r.p., 27s 6d per acre, rent .£2B per year; 380 acres in grass, ft paddocks, wive fences, totara posts, well watered, will winter 2 breeding owes or 3 dry sheep, 7 roomed house, woolshod,'With machine and press, trap shed, yards, etc. Metal roads, 4 miles fron/station, half-milts from school and post oflice, 30 acres sub-let for 10 years at JE3S, which pays rent and rates of the whole farm'. £8 ss, .£I3OO to be cash. ' 761 IJSOO acres, freehold, i 60 in grass, 20 paddocks well watered, good grazing country on papa and shell rock formation, 5 roomed he use, wool-shod, dip, yards, etc, 7 miles from station, good roads. M 15s per aero. 762 VOK SALE OR LEASE: acres, freehold, 50 acres flat, balance easy hills, suitable for either dairying or sheep j new i-roomedhouse cowshed, stables, cartshed, etc., good orchard. Write for terms. 7-l(i Note.—Having been in the Rangtikei district for 10 years fam in a position to advise intending buyers, as to where they will find the best and cheapest laud and can make the easiest of terms 3 also, I am prepared to drive purchasers to inspect properties. Write 'me direct, and I can procure any kind of farm yon require. Cheap, infsrio: ing powders injure ! digestion and causa j ill-health. Discard': them ar.d use KUX. ; SON'S BALLOON BRAID [• BAKING ?o'J_.±;:. I' may cost a : more, but you get the ; rrofit of quality