THE CANTERBURY i PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMSJ CORNER OK HEREI'OKD ST., AND OXFORD TERRACE WEST. ' WILL OPEN | ON | MONDAY, APRIL 21, 18 62,1 CONDUCTED BY i Mil. J. ELSBEE, PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDENT OF KINGS' COLLEGE, LONDON AND CHEMICAL PUPIL OF T. SUTTON, ESQ., 8.A., (Author of the Photographic Dictionary, Photographic -Notes, &c.. nnd late Lecturer on Chemistry at Kings' College). ME, ELSBEE "J> KGS to announce to his former patrons and l\io public <>-(. n orally j) that during liis absence from Canterbury lie has availed himself „I'the instruction of the first masters in the science of Photography, particularly in the negative process, by which numberless portraits can he produced from one copy One or the must pleasing fokms of Photographic Poutka tithe is the Carte de Visits. The (lislinguishiug characteristic of tliese portraits is their inchulino; nihil length; this constitutes the charm of tlie picture, for the jiiHtograph is no longer a fragmentary of a half or three-quarter ii'iigth, or the mere head, but comprises a complete portrait uf the whole person. Mr. E. has great pleasure in informing those friends who are anxious to have correct portraits of the rising feneration, that he litis procured a new Camera, (invented and patented by Mr. T. Sutton, B A.,) by which perfect likenesses of very young children can be taken instantaneously. GENTLEMEN^ 1 SEATS, STATIONS, CHURCHES, LANDSCAPES, &.C, Taken by the new Tannin Preservative Process. ON SALE~ ~~ A number of very superior Field Glasses, Binoculars, Microscopes, Stereoscopes, Reading Glasses, Duchess Opera Glasses, Panopticn Spectacles, &c, &c. Also—2so Dozen of very beautiful STEREOGRAPH GLASS TRANSPARENCIES, PAPER DITTO, OF THE LATEST NOVELTIE.S, FROM 10s. PER OOZKN. CAMBRIDGE BOARDING HOUSE, MARKET PLACE, NEAR THE GOVENMENT BUILDINGS. ! begs to give notice that the commodious premises lately occupied by Mr. Holland, is now opened AS A HOARDING HOUSE FOR GENTLEMEN Accommodation also for families if desired. FERGUSON AND MITCHELL^ ENGRAVERS, lITHOGEAPKEES & ORNAHENLAI PRINTER?, 59 COLLINS STREET, WTST, MELBOURNE, AND PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIX. MARRIAGE CARDS, ENVELOPES, Co M p ? PTANCKS ' EXCHANGE FORMS, 3IAPS, PLANS, AXY'S SCRIP, BANK NOTES, CIRCULARS, BRASS PLATES, STAMPS, AND SEALS, Executed in first rate style. Specimens may be seen, and orders received at E - MILLS'S STATIONERY DEPOT, LONDON STREET, LYTTELTON.
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Press, Volume II, Issue 50, 26 April 1862, Page 9
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