The Viograph
<fr Having had the pleasure ef interviewing Mr MoClujkie, advance ageat in connexion with the Viogcaph, when • asked if his was soinathingr similar to the Kinematographe, he had no hesi- - tatiojQ ia stating that the Viograph was ■•■•far io advance of any of Edison's Baashiße? yet invented, and gluo tha ' tetesk, it haying oaly arrived in l>Jew .ieiieoa. ,He also staled as one ofikt groat improvements ;in the Viojrftph from any other, thai . yen can sii and watch the view* withoiat the least ilieflfeet to the ey3S, and is also void of sparks. "Have you. the Diamond Jubilee Procession .?" "Yes, and oaa also state that we are the on'y firm that has got it in the colony up to the present time." Mr McClutkie, in concluding, states that he has not the leist doubt, that, alihough an inferior machine hag preceded him, but what the Viograph can outclass any invention yet to hand. We might state that »he gentlemen connected with the above are well-khowu on the Coast, having resided in this part of the colony for a number of years, and having the pleasure ot knowing M? McCluakie personally we commend him and his company to the public of Keefton.
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Inangahua Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1361, 4 November 1897, Page 2
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203The Viograph Inangahua Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1361, 4 November 1897, Page 2
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