Page 5 Advertisements Column 1

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 187, 23 July 1912, Page 5

Ja-r-k was an ardent and rather clever photographer. Jim was a tollow enthusiast —also pretty good at the game. One wet day they mot at the former s “ digs,” and commenced to overhaul Jack’s prints. Jim waxed eloquent in his praise of some, specially the fine scenes, and declared that it was ” a jolly shame to have such good work hidden away in an old box.” ” M by. what cati I do with them:'” queried Jack; tn which innocent question Jim answered: “Get them enlarged, and make some use of them.” In the house of almost ctcry amateur photographer there are hundreds of splendid prints lying hidden away—prints that should lie enlarged and used in the decoration of the home. We are experts in enlargement work, anti guarantee satisfaction in every instance. Our charges are very moderate, and include the mounting of enlarged prints on good quality board. Send your best photos along, ami altera tew daye we'll return the enlargements -and you u ill be more than delighted with the work.—HARRINGTONS N.Z., LTD.. -12 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON.*