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Greymouth Evening Star, 24 April 1911, Page 8

There is an inherent suspicion in the minds of many people regarding the authenticity of unusual offers. Some excuse may be allowed if one has been duped by a plausible advertisement, but the offer of a catalogue of cameras and photographic accessories for the mere trouble of asking should create no doubt as to the honest character of this announcement. Every camera owner who has the good sense to write for this book will find in it a good return for the cost of paper and stamps used in the sending of the request. Autumn days offer many opportunities to the photographer in the shape of charming views of Nature in her dress peculiar to this season, and the pages of this catalogue contain illustrations of the necessary requirements for all sorts of photography, as well as numerous makes of cameras. In addition to this almost every article is described minutely and priced in plain fignres. So you will see that there is not the slightest reason why unyone should "hae their dcots" about the value of our offer and send for the catalogue. A short message and a halfpenny postcard is sufficient, if addressed to The Imperial Camera Co., Willis Street, Wellington.— Advt.

I'm sur<? the "flu" is nothing new, I darce&y Adam got. it; We've changed itg name and that's the game, Though I'd almost forgot it, I'm sure of this—the only cure Which ever ought to fight it, Is W ,E. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, If youv'e the "flu," 'twill right it. — Advt.