Many people in Christchurch, and indeed fe New Zealand generally (says our London correspondent) will be interested and gratified to learn that Mr Forbes, the exCurator of the Chrietchurch Museum, whom ■ome people regard as having been rather fcngraciously treated in New Zealand, has received the appointment as Curator of the Liverpool Museum, which is only second in England to the British Museum in importance. This is a complimentary testimony to Mr Forbes's capacity. IIfDUBiTABI, the genyeral public recognize the fact that the most reliable and highest class of photographic work is to be obtained *t C H. Maxxixg's studio. The great influx of people who require sittings daily testifies to the same. A new and beautiful display of his Gkm Bbomaline and other photographic work just now on exhibit at tudio. 150 Colombo street.—Advt. Standish and Preeoe—•Cabinet photos from 15s. Telephone 715. Studio, High •feet, Christchurch.—[Advt.]
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Press, Volume LI, Issue 8737, 8 March 1894, Page 5
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