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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10191, 17 March 1911, Page 4

THE CHEAPEST THINC IN NEW ZEALAND. A halfpenny won't go far in most # places—indeed that humble coin is generally despised by most I of us. However, it is all that is. ret quired to put you in possession of I a 300 page Catalogue of Cameras and Photographic Supplies that is full of interesting matter for the Camerist; Every, season has its own peculiar effect on Photography, and this Catalogue contains lists and prices of accessories for the varied requirements of all sorts of Cameras at all times of the year. " The Amateur will find within its pages many helpful aids to better work, while the .-'-nert photographer will see illustcii. 1 ns of. new appliances, fancy mou; 's, and so on that will enable him .o branch out and make his fine work, even more artistic, and val'f;ible. * Don't fail to send for this catalogue—you will never miss the ha'penny spent on the ?ostcard ; send it to-day to The raperial Camera Co.. Willis Street, Wellington. A CENTRAL GTAGO TRAVELLER "For the past twenty years I have been travelling the Central O.tago Gold Fields," writes Mr George Mitchell, who represents Messrs,,. Ma cKerras and Hazlett; of. Dunedin,. N.Z.;'■■■> "Invariably every year I hay© been, seized with an attack of what is known here as. the •: 'Gold Fields Colic.' I have always used Chamberlain's Colic/ Gholera.- a-nd- X»if»- ■ hoea Remedy, and after one or-two doses the trouble has disappeared. * I recommend it most strongly to,those who suffer from this serious . complaint:" Sold by all ( emists and storeKeepers.