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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLI, Issue 317, 5 December 1906, Page 1

Photographic Library. Every Camerist should have a lib-f " rary of trustworthy reference books. There is a wide choice of literature and monthly and weekly magazines, but the following books cover the whole ground : — "Photography fer NtvlßM," by Percy Lind. This book is written especially for beginners, and is free from technicalities. It is a very useful book, and costs, post free, 1/6. "Hew lo Uts ■ Camtn," by Olive Holland. This manual is full of practical information*.the kindithe beginner wants to know. It deals very fully with the Hand Camera, and'isnicely Illustrated. Post free, 1;6. "Flntoinphy'lit a NuttMl," by the . "JKkrnel." • • ■ One of the test rnannals on the aubject, and useful to all photographers Post {free, 1,6. "Pradfeti irnlarglng," by John A. HoDGEf, Deals with I \th artificial, ard daylight enlireing, and i« very complete. Post lree,r)/3.....i ■■■'!■..:.. . B lnt»ntlfle»«o>. »nd Reduction," by 6ENHSTT. A verjrgopd boy . Post free, ,1/6. ■ Write for our now patalogue. The Imperial Camefa Co. JSBVOIS QUAY; WELLINGTON.