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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10133, 2 November 1910, Page 5

HAVE YOU ENTERED FOR THE GREAT PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION. Among the rich sayings handed clown to us by the wise men of the East is this:—"A lost inch of gold may be found, a lost inch of time, never." Every day you neglect to send for the entry form and rides of this great competition means a dead loss to you. By acting now you will have as good a chance to win one of the three fine Cameras, valued altogether at £lO, as the man who entered at the first opportunity. How many unique photos might have been taken since you first read of this competition? Perhaps you have just missed the picture that would have won first prize. "New Zealand Country Life," the subject for competition, is simply teeming with opportunities for the amateur photographer: and the fact that only those residing outside the four centres can take part, makes this competition more attractive still to country residents. Show the city amateurs that you are not behind them in the art of photography—give them a fair idea of what you can do in taking beautiful photos of the country life of this Dominion. Act—don't let another "inch of time" slip past without taking up your pen and writing for the entry form and rules, enclosing penny stamp for reply postage. The Imperial Camera Co., Willis Street, Wellington. •'I FEEL A DIFFERENT WOMAN." —-I suffered from constipation, lazy liver and severe headaches for months," writes Mrs R. Muiirhead, 10, Eliza Street, West Adelaide, S.A. " I feel so tired, I wanted to lie down all the time, and life was not worth living. Nothing I tried did one any good until I took LaxoTonic Pills'. From these I obtained great relief, and continuing them a little longer I was quite cured, able to get through my duties with ease and pleasure ,and feel quite a different woman." Price lOJcl and Bs. Obtainable everywhere. Recovery from wasting and weakening diseases is hastened by use of PHOSPHOL. Phosphol begins with a p. a