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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7829, 6 April 1891, Page 7

ROYAL AND VIOS-REQAL PHOTOGRAPHER. STtTDIO _ 1-OCOLOMBO STREET. ri—J- Photography Work now being proX duced at this Studio is beiu_ greatly eulogised by both the Press and general public for its excellency and superiority to the ordinary class of cheap work as produced at other 0. H. MANNING is constantly in attendance and does his own operating, thereby ensuring —trough satisfaction to his patrons. All work executed by him is thoroughly guaranteed j •Re-sittings granted until pleased. Orders finished promptly to time specified, weather permitting. .. T 8 distinguished patronage resolved byC. H. Manning from their R.H. toe Princes Victor and George of Wales, tha Karl of Onelow, Lord -arris. Sir W. F. D._Jervols, Admiral Fairfax. Sir A. Mugcrove, Sir W. Robinson, Sir F. Broome, Sec, &0., testifies to his eapar bllitles as a Photographio artist of repute. Children made a study of. Pose, expression, softness, brtlllanpy and gsneral finish pardon lsriy attended to. ..,. V . POPULAR PRICES, - „H. manninoTpHo.'o Artist ,i . ■" . *'--- : '' ,»;. I -4 11 . , . \„ :s ■ ,i '■ -.-, .; ~.....*.,....-:. '.-.:'tsfr; ..:,'.;; " COMPANY, LIMITED. CAPITA-., -55000^iFU_LT ? SUB5CRIE_I> »•. »vi;r:; -.-; .• :tU: VH\. . ■ -1:■: ... •;„■•' $$MW «&§&. &£» 0, _. v :3_oSE ,i P_tii'6 j GRAPHY —as Elicited • m<J« FJ-Seerfng encomiums from the Pre— v and" Public, aye now Permanently Reduced their '#rl*4Mo* T>;,:OL}P?u U,_A /...■ . Cabinets, burnished. ■■ /■-■:... 10s per doz Cabinets, enamelled-- _.... . lgs per doz Carte-fie-vlsit—, L burnished -6s per doz . enamelled 7s Od per.-doz Midget photos, burnished 2s 6a per fdz Midget,pbotos,enamelled... 3a fid per doz : ';. - " #SLAR£-*&-#Ts.'' '' .., durl2byl6_-N__SGE_ENTS, beauti folly framed, lor 50a, are meetnwithunc_uanfied approval. otb—These Enlargements can be made from any; old aad faded photo, taking one person out of a group if necessary. The slxeof the Enlargement itself IsIX by 10, the frame being much larger l . vii *'"■*' N(SIC_. An/ attempt'has lately been n__' |o raise thepficea — photographs, but owing tb bur opposition the attempt was unsacc—sfu£ Our reply to the deputation was. to tbe following effect :—L That we were the last to reauce prices. 2. That. thewe la etiliSQ per cent, profit on good work at oar charges. 3. That by recent .I—provements 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 400 per cent, profit as ofold, when photography was a profession requiring years of 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 close of oar financial year. Some photographers, in order to get larger prices,, state tbat it is Impossible to .finish work at our charges, but we refer the public to the gigantic show of brilliantly finished photos iv our vestibule, which are specimens of our every day work, and we chauehge comparison Willi the photographs of Lord. Onslow, Sir Wm. Jervois, Bishop Julius, J. L. Toole, Esq., and other we_--_own parsonages now on view at our entrance. We do by far tbe iarsrest business In New Zealand, and attribute our success to a cbhstaat production of. elegantly posed \ and well-finished photos, and by not making extra Charges-to visitor*from the; •country. We have one regular price, and supply ONE DOZEN CABINETS, beautifully enamelled, taken and finished In any style «r position, for 16s. MIDGET^—LBUMS. . ":.:..' - We are now making Albums to hold 1— midgets, with real leather covers, for 7s fid, pr posted to any address for gs fid. COMPANY LIMITED. CHRISTCHURCH AND DUNEDIN.