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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 March 1911, Page 3

m PHOTOGRAPHER. HAS THE POSTMAN BROUGHT A OUR CATALOGUE? If he has’nt it must he because you have failed to send for it. If you arc. interested in Photography, even in the slightest degree, write to-day for the Catalogue of Cameras and Photographic Accessories that is being sent post free to all inquirers by . the Imperial Camera Co. Its 270 pages are filled with illustrations and descriptions of all sorts of Cameras, as well as every practical device for the improvement of photographer’s vrork. It is brimful of interest to professional and amateur alike, a book to which you can turn with the assurance of finding it the particular article you want, priced, and most likely illustrated. A halfpenny post card bearing the words “Please send Catalogue” and your name and address will bring the postman to your door with a copy of this Catalogue from the Imperial Camera Co., Willis St., Wellington. —Advt.

WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO PAY FOR YOUR EASTER SUIT? You say, no matter what you pay you want a real clinking suit —right-up-to-date in style—perfect in fit—of the newest fabric —and above all a suit that will keep its style, fit and appearance right through a season of solid wear. But, I presume that you will not be averse to paying £2 less for such a suit made by a cash tailoring specialist than you would from the ordinary credit-and-cash tailor. Of course £2 is to you just as it is to everybody and you’ll save it if you can. You can take this opportunity of securing a really distinctive suit for the Easter holidays at £8 less than you usually pay. 555, 635, 70s for cash, and whatever price you pay you have my personal guarantee to guard you against disappointment. Write for samples of very newest in Autumn suitings I’ve just received, and leave your Easter order now’ —it’a none too soon. —GEORGE DAVIES LTD., 706 Colombo Street, next Steel’s and opposite Kincaids’, Christchurch,