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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10192, 20 March 1911, Page 5

HAS THE POSTMAN BROUGHT YOUR CATALOGUE, MR. PHOTOGRAPHER ? If he hasn't, iti must be because you have failed to send for it. If you are interested in Photography, even in the slightest degree, write .to-day for the Catalogue of Cameras and Photographic accessories that is being sent post free to v aII inquirers by the Imperial. Camera ,Co. Its 270 pages are filled with illustrations and descriptions of all sorts of Cameras, as well as every practical device for the improvement of photographer's work. It is brimful of interest to professionals and amateurs alike, a book to which you can turti with the assurance of_ finding within it the particular article von want, priced, and most likely illustrated. A halfpenny post card bearing the words "Please send Catalogue'' and your name and address, will bring the postman to your door with a copy of this Catalogue, from the IMPERIAL CAMERA CO., Willis Street, Wellington. Twenty years ago, when the customs duty was a uniform per centage ad valorem, the passing of the eutries was as easy as "falling off a log." Nowadays, it takes a brainy man to: run the gauntlet of the many different tariffs. Merchants can save both time and trouble by getting the Customs work done by an expert. Write to Messrs J. J. Curtis and Co., Customhouse Quay, Wellington, who work 6|f smart and up-to-daia lines.] Do not go to the expense of calling in. a doctor when you sprain your anjde. Bathe your foot and ankle in water as hot as can _be borne, and rub in Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely. Repeat the rubbing several times, and in two or thre n days you will he able ,to walk about and will be quite cured in less *han a week. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers.