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Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 62, 14 March 1911, Page 5

THE CHEAPEST THING IN NEW ZEALAND A halfpenny won't go far in most places; indeed, that humble coin is generally despised by most of us. However, it is all that is required to put you in possession of a 300-page catalogue of camera and photographis supplies that is full or interesting matter for the camerist. Every season has its own peculiar effect onphotography, and this catalogue contains lists and prices of accessories for the varied requirements of all sorts of cameras at all times of the year. The amateur will. find within its pages many helpful aids to better work, while-the expert photographer will see illustrations of new appliances, fancy mounts, and so on, that will enable Jiim to branch out and make his fine work even more artistic and valuable. •Don't fail to send for this catalogue. You will never miss the halfpenny spent on the. post-card. Send it today to the Imperial Camera Company Willis Street, Wellington. The Christchurch Meat Company and the Canterbury Frozen Meat Company are to be asked by the Timaru branch of the Farmers' XJnion to open works in South Canterbury earlier than in the past, so as to avoid the necessity for early lambs from South Canterbury being sfnt to North, Canterbury to be killed for freezing.