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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 979, 24 February 1910, Page 4

Almost everyone now-a-daysis more or less interested in the fascinating art of the camera. No holiday outfit is considered complete without one ; whether touring, mountaineering or on whatever form of pleasure beiit the camera is always in requisition. Camera? of every size and description have b j en constructed to meet this popular demand, and every day sees some new invention, some fresh triumph of ingenuity adding to the ease and simplicity with which thev can be manipulated. There is absolutaly no difficulty presented tot he ne«»st aspirant or the most youthful devotee. The Imperial Camera o<>. havp published a complete list of all tnes.j e '..ntris, from the smallest and cl<»sap«sfc packet kodaks to the most elaborate instruments that have been devised It has taken the form of a large <•: nearly 300 pages, profusely illustrated and giving full descriptions of all classes of cameras and the latest imni'ovementg with which they ha?e been fitted Every requisite for the production of finished picturesis here enumeiafced. Plates, pipers, films of every variety are in the list, and all are stocked by The Imperial .Camera Co. To the beginner it forms :v >' invaluabh guide and every photographer will find in it just what he is wantiug. Call or write for one of these useful reference books—it is issued perfectly free, aad if you are unable to call a postcard will immediately bring it to you. Write to The Imperial Camera Co., 42 Willis St, Wellington, to-day and you will receive one by return mail.

FOR BABIES. ■ There is no better medicine made for babies than Cnamberlain's Cough Remedy, Itspleasant taste and prompt and effective cures make it a favourite with mothers of small children. It quickly cures their conghs and cold" and prevents pneumonia and other serious consequences. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers.