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Press, Volume XLVIL, Issue 7716, 22 November 1890, Page 2

PHOT<iGyftAPßfr — % * f f , «j * :\- COMPANY, UMITED. CAPITAL, FULLY SUBSCRIBED THE XBABIf q v PHOfOGRAFHEES OF fEW ZEALANB! WHOSE PHOTOGRAPHY Has Elicited the most Flattering Encomiums from the Press and Public, have now Permanently Reduced their prices. . ... ■■ rCibinets, burnished ... lOsperdoa Cabinets, enameUed ... 15epeo-do« Carte-de-visltes, burnished 5« per doz - Carto-de-vigites, enamelled 7s Bd per doz Midget photos, burnished 2$ 6d per do* photos, enamelled... 3a 6d per dos i . ENLABGEMENTa - ' Our 12 by 10 ENLARGEMENTS, beautimJUV framed, complete, for sQe,are meet* ing -with anqnalified approval. . ifoTE—Theee Enlargementa can be made from any old and faded photo, taking one person.out of a grouD if |U» of the Enlargement Itself is 12 by 10, i the frame being much larger. ' v ; .-.,„..■; notice. "■; ; ; An attempt has lately been made to % false the prices of photographs, but owing J' to our opposition the attempt was nnjucoesafuL Our reply to the deputation was to the following effect;—L Thatjre ■rare the last to reduce prices. 2. That ■■ there is still 50 per cent, profit on good work at oar charges. 3. That by reoent ■ ! Improvements photography has become i SO simple that it is now only deserving of trade profits, and photographers are hob Justified in charging the public 800 to j #00 per cent, profit as oFold, when pbotoscraphy was a profession requiring years ot study. 4 That at our present prices we are * enabled to pay the best rent and salaries, besides the extra expenses accruing to a "' public company, and will be able to meet our shareholders with a substantial dividend at the dose of our financial year. Some photographers, in order to ge* -. larger prices, state that it is impossible to finish work at our charges, but we refer the public to the gigantic show of JbrilUantly finished photos in oar vestibule, ' which are specimens of our every day - work, and we challenge comparison with the photographs of Lord On-i 'riow, Sir Wm. Jervois, Bishop Julius, J. L. Toole, Esq., and other well-known personages now on view at our entrance. . We do by far the largest business in New 'Zealand, and attribute our success to a constant production of elegantly posed * end well-finished photos, and by not making extra charges to visitors from the ' country. We have one regular price, and % supply ONE DOZEN CABINETS, beautifully enamelled, taken and finished in any ejjyle ox position, for 15s. MIDGET ALBUMS. ' We are now making Albums to hold ISO < midgets, with real leather covers, for 7s I fld, or posted to any address for 8s 6d. •company limited, ; CHEISTOHUECH AND DUNEDIN. Ir_ . - tRONMONGERY, STOCK-TAKING. "-;■ As our* Stock-taking, just completed, Aowt that we are Over-stocked in autnj 1 tfnefi of Hardware. > - We nave resolved to reduce same as eariy ss possible. - With this object in view, Instead of - addiog on advances made by m*n>nft>i<. tttrers, we shall lower rates wherever pacttoaMe. During the months of November and December we hope to give sufficient Inoucement to porohasets fehafe will eosore XeajKeßeducttons in Goods. ■ Beaidee dealinß with usual shipments arriving by every vessel from and } WE MUST LESSEN STOCKS IN r RETAIL DEPARTMENT IBY FIVK THOUSAND POUNDS, £5000 STBBXiING, AND ~ TX WHOLSSALH DHPABTMENT BY FIFTEEN THOUSAND POUNDS, f €15 000 STERLING ; NEW GOODS ARRIVING >- " Deerujfs All Steel Binders Luriine Russian Hemp Twine DeLavaTs Patent Cream Separatorst „ Churns and other Dairy UtensOs •/' Singer's Bicycles and Bicycle FittfnjW **' Hawn Tennis and Cricket Beo,uiattes . Lawn Mowers ana Rotlere Canvas and ludiarubbesr Hose - Garden Tools Bowling Green Bowls MartinfHenry Bifiea and Morris Tabes Gons and Revolvers Sporteman's Requlsitee in wnf% tuWr Marksman's Extras oi ell londa. MASON, STRUTHEttS AND CO, 'i . , ■ CJEBISTjCHUBCH,