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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9696, 21 January 1910, Page 5

"A Camera Vacation winch I once spent on the Great Canadian Lakes, proved unexpectedly remunerative, besides being one of the pleasantest of my life," declared a woman. "The trip was made in company with some friends and spent in hunting and fishing; and I had taken my camera, thinking it would be a good idea to try and get pictures of the wild things we were going to hunt. At the end of the summer, besides having had a delightul outing and taken many good pictures, I had learned a whole lot about what was and what was not essential in photography. I was totally unprepared, however, for the sale of my best work to magazines for illustrations. It was not long before my pictures had paid me back every penny spent on my .trip." The writer adds that her photographs included wild animals, birds, ffowers, and even fish and a variety of insects. There are many people who might do likewise in this beautiful country of ours. All who follow photography or are about to take it up will find the large Illustrated Catalogue of the Imperial Camera Co. a most useful reference handbook, Every improved Camera, preparation and appliance that will save time and trouble, is listed in it. It is a profusely illustrated guide from which beginners may acquire a knowledge of the Cameras and Seqmsitss best snited to their use. You can obtain this valuaole book free, postpaid, upon application to the Imperial Camera Co., 42, Willis Street, Wellington