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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 25 January 1911, Page 2

Individuals, as a rule, have some common sense: Crowds generally are totally lacking PaThe most prominent factor of the past, half-century in the advance of civilisation is the engineer.—,Capt. Muirhead Collins. There never yet ha & been a great result attained, for science which has j.o't sooner or, later had its reaction npon the material fortunes of the human race. —Mr Balfour.. The time has aryved when it is possible to 'believe implicitly m Anything or anybb&y. I am gradulosing all faith' in mankind. —Mr -T.-Earle Haven, Eastbourne Bevising Barrister. ... •'/ ■ Very few. are the ./politicians., deal honestly" and- sincerely with themselves; and with their audiences. —"Gioranle," Rome." Anyone spending some time in law Court s will realise how lightly perjury sits on modern consciences. — "Mattino," Naples. Military education gives the young man qualities that those who have received no military training, only acquire much later in life, and very slowly.—'"Zeitung," Cologne. ONT2 HALFPENNY AND A MINUTE IN TIME. This is all it--will cost you to secure the fine Catalogue of Cameras and Photographic' accessories published T>y 'The, .Imperial. Camera Co.. Wellington: Just a postcard to the; address below asking for Catalogue and back will come the book by return mail. The sweeping statement "Two-thirds of life is spent in hesitating, and the other third repenting," carrie s a lesson to every cainerist who neglects to write thkt postcard now. This catalogue contains numerous illustrations of the test cameras, from the Brownie Kodak to the splendid Revolving Back Auto Graflcx Camera, as well as every requirement for developing, printin.fr, and finishing off photo? graphs to best advantage. Added to that it will be sent you free of cost — except for the halfpenny postcard and th*e trouble of writing the brief message. Is it worth your w'hile sending for this useful Catalogue? Most assuredly it is if you are the owner of a camera or take any interest in .photography. Don't hesitate or you may have reason to repent later. Send now to the Imperial Camera Co., "Willis-street, Wellington.*