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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10134, 7 December 1910, Page 5

MAKING PICTURES WHILE THE ' SUNSHINES.

Old Sol is never stingy about providing opportunities for the Camerist during summer. Xext to a cheerful temper this weather, one's host companion is a good camera. It enables you to perpetuate the many pleasant" holidays and other summer pleasures, and makes the owner a welcome guest at all picnics and outdoor gatherings. As the Eastern proverb has it "The work being adequate, the result is a matter of course;" so the photographer who understands his camera thoroughly, and the finishing off of his pictures, gets satisfaction from his work. To help all camera owners to obtain a fuller knowledge of the sundry ro •qui rem cuts for successful work, there has been published an illustrated catalogue of earners and photographic accessories. This catalogue will he posted free to all who care to send a postcard with their name and address. Don't put off entering for the Great Photographic Competition till it is too late. The 'lmperial Camera Company, Willis Street, Wellington. A REMINDER. Of what docs .'i bad taste in the mouth remind you? Jt indicates that your stoinachis in n had condition, and will remind you that there is nothing so good for. such, disorders as Chamberlain's Tablets. They cleanse and invigorate the stomach and regulate the bowels.—For sale ly all chemists and storekeepers.