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Evening Star, Issue 8406, 6 January 1891, Page 2

THK STUDIO COMPANY, EXCHANCH CODBT, PBINCIB BTBKBT (Telephone 801), HAVE OPBNED AN OFFICE ON THE FIRST FLOOR, And have provided, for the us© of Amateurs, A FREE DARK ROOM. To suit tho present depressed timeH the Company HAVE REDUCED PRICES, and ate now offering a Bplendidly-flnished fulllength CABINET PHOTOGRAPH from 10s 6d | PER DOZEN | 10s 6d Card Portraits of similar quality from 5s | PER DOZEN | hi This Studio Is one of the latest in Dunedln, and tho Lenses tho finest in the Colony. Children taken instantaneously, ENLARGEMENTS PLAIN OR COLORED. VIEWS OF THE MOUNTAINS, LAKES, AND SOUND 3. iT 0 R R I S, 'A POBTBAIT AND LANDSCAPE PBOTOQSAPHKB, PRINGES STREET. Mr MORRIS has Opened his New Photo Rooms in Pmkom stbbbt. The Studio Is built on an entirely new prlnoiple, and is fitted with every requisite necessary for first-olass portraiture. Mr Morris tavites Duned'.n people and strangers to call and look over the rooms. VIEWS OF NEW ZEALAND SCENERY, all Blzee.

FUNERAL NOTICE, i'HE Friends of Mr William Pepiatt are J respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late Brother John, which will leave his residence, Reid ro>d, South Dunedin, TOMORROW (Wednesday), Januaiy 7th, at 3 o'clock, for the Southern Church of England Cemetery. (JOLE AND SPRINGER, Undertakers, l. r >2 George street,