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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7772, 28 January 1891, Page 2

Bnataesa Notices. PHOTOGRAPHY THE COMPANY, LIMITED. CAPITAL. £5000 FULLY SUBSCRIBED THE L ]_fA DING PHOTOGRAPHERS OF NEW ZEALAND WHOSE PHOTOGRAPHY Has Elicited the most Flattering Encomiums from the Press and Public, have now Permanently Reduced their prices. Cabinets, burnished ... 10s per doz Cabinets, enamelled ... las per doz Carte-de-visites, burnished 5s per doz Carte-de-visites, enamelled 7s od per doz Midget photos, burnished 2s 6d per doz Midget photos, enamelled... 3s 6d per doz ENLARGEMENTS. Our 12 by 10 ENLARGEMENTS, beauti fully framed, complete, for 50s, are meeting with unqualified approval. Notk—These Enlargements can be made from any old and faded photo, taking one person out of a group if necessary. Tbe size of tbe Enlargement itself is 12 by 10, fche frame being much larger. NOTICE. __ attempt has lately been made to raise the prices of photographs, but owing to our opposition the attempt was unItfccessful. Our reply to the deputation was to the following effect:—l. That we were the last to reduce prices. — That there is still 50 per cent, profit on good work at our charges. 3. That by recent improvements photography has become so simple that it is now only, deserving of trade profits, and photographers are not justified in charging the public 300 to |00 per cent, profit as of old, when photography was a profession requiring years of Itudy.. - 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 close 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 brilliantly finished photos in our vestibule, which are specimens of our every day work, and we challenge comparison with the photographs of Lord Onslow, 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 lareest business in New Zealand, and attribute our success to a constant production of elegantly posed and well-finished photos, and by not making extra charges to visitors from, the Country. We have one regular price, and tapply ONE DOZEN CABINETS, beautifully enamelled, taken and finished in any ityle or position, for 15s. MIDGET ALBUMS. I We are now making Albums to hold 120 midgets, with real leather covers, for 7s ; Od, or posted to any address f or Ss 6<L COMPANY LIMITED, CHRISTCHURCH AND DUNEDIN. * i i - i ii - Conveyances. HOT SPRINGS, HANMER_ PLAINS. DERRETT'S ROYAL ifAIL COACH-S. ; 3HHE only Coaches carrying Mails North of L Culverden, leave Culverden for Fry's otel, via Lahmert's, Jack's Pass, Daily from November lsc to April 30th, returning from Hanmer Plains Daily during summer months; and every Tuesday and Saturday, returning Mondays and Thursdaye from May Ist to October 31sr. during_winter monthThrough Return Tickets are issued at Christgurch Hallway Station every Tuesday, Thurs>y and Friday. Tickets available for four weeks from day of i_ue. First Class, 30a coach and railway. CULVERDEN TO ROTHERHAM, WAIAU AND KAI_OURA. Coach leaves Culverden for Kotherham and Waiau daily, returning from Waiau daily. Monday's coach to Waiau connects with coach for Kaikoura, leaving Tuesdays, staying Wednesday in Kaikoura] returning Thursday. Blenheim coach leaves Kaikoura Thursday. Culverden to Kaikoura—Single 255, return £2. Cnlverden to Blenheim—Single £2 return £5. Culverden to Hanmer Plains—Single 7a 6d, return Us. Culverden to Waiau—Single ss, return Bs, HAVTKSWOOD. Waggonette leaves Waiau,for Mendip, Parnassus and Hawkswood every Friday, returning Saturdays. telegrams and letters promptly delivered, Parcels attended to. Special Coaches, Double and - Single Buggies, Waggonettes, Saddle Horses on immediate hire. Orders through post or wire receive prompt attention. N.B.—All information given Cook and Son's, Tourist Agents, Cathedral square, Christ--ttUOh. THO&DERRETT. . Proprietor.^ HOT SPRINGS, PLAINS /IOOPER'S ROYAL MAIL COACH (the Coach carrying the Mails to tne _£oo SIg&MidSAV-a the HOTEL, CULVERDEN ?X^*. T y_ EsD - Y and SATURDAY on _wS£ J_L*~ e Midday Train from Christ rfiva •."'turning on MONDAYS and THUR3 ' C^?ch^c_ c ■ t0 catßh **• *» p ' m ' Train for THROUGH RETURN TICKETS are Mued at the Christchurch Railway Station (only) available by Cvoper'a Coach every SATURDAY, returning within Four Weeks from the flat Mono a} alter date of issue. Price. 80s first-class for coach and railway fares. This coach runs in connection with Cook and Son's will be driven to the Hanmer Plains any clay of tne week without extra charge. Buggies and Saddle Hones always on hire. Perfect civility and steady drivere guaranteed. Parcels and telegram* ruefully attenced to __ By W. H. COOPER, Mail Contractor, Cuiv-den. Hotel Proprietor. OPPOSITION IS THE LIFE OF TRASS. The following are the advantages of travelling by Coopers Royal —tail Coach:—!. Tney always start and_ rrivo to Post Office time. I. The Fares, of J coper's Coaches are only ONE-HALF the Fares previously charged by I>—Titts Coaches. _ The Rates for Paree_ navelikew—ebeen reducedso per oent. And fc£_2? r SHS*;? 0 charge whatever for extra logga— >.—W. H. C _7 COBB AND CO. AKAROA LINE OF COACHES. ON_?0 N _?r l iffi?y? otobßr MEETS the Brain s_a sSlurd_y! mW m Mond *T- Wedne*iay •^* le ?_l' Steamer at Pigeon Bar on Tn~day, Thursday, and Friday? ' ra Xlle * 8. LEE, Proprietor, 4*29 Duvauchelle'a Bay. : , m JKJUNT SOMERSAND JfJETHVEN ROYAL __ A _ MAIL COACH. A COACH Runs each TUESDAY. THITRS. A. D-AYI _idSATURDAYts_ft_«; _^S_ ES-TfSffnV *T& Sobers, to? Sprm_burnand Alford Forest, there oo__ec_oswHa Duffs Coach from Methven. rec£__g _[_« * Tenln *' F___: Springburn, 8s; return, 3_, Alford Forest, 4s return _, _ONGBEACH ROYAL MAIL COACH. f_H(HE above Coach leaves Long&eaeh Daily I (Sundays excepted) for Ashburton. airSo —m.; Waterton. 8.10 a.—,; Aahtoa, &„ a.ru.; Wheat-tone, 8.45 a.m.; arriving at Ashburton in time for tho express train from Chris tchurfch to Timaru ami Dunedin. The Coach leaves the Post Office at —50 pan.: arriving at Loagbeach at 7.30 p.m. All parcels emrusted to the Proprietor wiU be promptly delivered, at thair varioufldeatinations. Paeaengerfares—Through fjngle, _", return, Bs. r