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Colonist, Volume XXXV, Issue 7224, 21 January 1892, Page 1

Standard Fire & Marine Insurance Company of Kew Zealand. KELSON EBANCH. El B E , Marine, and Gtmraniee Policies issued at current rates. Prompt and liberal settlement of claims. Large and Influential Colonial Proprietary. A. A. SCAIFE, Chief Agent for Nelßon. QOTJTE BBITIBH Flfci KABIBTH INSURANCE OOMPAITC 03? HEW ZEi bASD. CAPITAL £1,900,000 100,000 Shares of £19 eaou. Unlimited Liability of Laage Body of Bbsr* holders, resident" throughout th» Colony, Bankers : Colonial Bask ot Haw Zwhahd, Hbai> Ovnon Atjoklawi mm auto mlmm bushtbss AT LOWES'! 1 £A2m Tn9r« being no Local Direcso^e fop 3T«bot and this andsfsigitod ha7ing tuii powora vrithout 2"flfapenc« fco the Head OfSce, tho>- an prepared to t&ke Eisks and msfee gettlsassn; !03gi?g withoat ihs elighte t del&v. This Oifica combining as ii doei sbssr.gth, liberality of isttlemen*, anrf a purely Key Zealand propriety, oommonds iUelf in mapwnya r.o Inaurdro. BRANOHSO AND AGENCIES : London, Sun Francisco, and ihr-e^b out New Zealand and Auetieiian Coioniea. NBISOK SP3»AGKTTaj Tt E. H.^DDBB & 00. ,„ Biohmcnd W. tuxvas .o. ... „, Wafceflald T. 8. Brnmnw ,„ ,„ Motueka S. A. Oook ... ,„ M , Taknka <V. O. Enaa- , ,„ Oollingw oo SOLANBEBS & 00, AGEKT FOB gBESQg. Wolfe s Sohnapps,^the publio Bhould exerise oaution in purchasing. pEESS OPINIONS ON TVREPTVPPQ =& M. M&JKaJLB M. a ETjlmss Artibtio PnoxoaKAPHX. — We have been shown a number of photographio portraits by Mr Tyreo. of Trafalgar street, which are especially beautiful. Mr Tyree has recently introduced some new processes in photographic printing, one of them being a method of his own perfecting, and which he calls the Tyreetype. Some of the portraits galened to are printed according to the Kalhtype process, these aro iron prints developed on silver, andthe pictures, which are of a black tone,' are in appearance like fine chalk lithographs. Other prints aro produced by what is known as the Ivorytype, the sensatizing agent being bromide of silver, on artificial ivory, the effect being that of a metzotint engraving on ivory. Other pictures are what are known as gela tino-ehloride prints on paper They are greyish in tone, and somewhat resemble the Platinotype. The most effective of the pic tures, however, were those produced by Mr Tyree's own process, and to bo known as Tyreetypes. These photographs are printed on a matt surface, and they present all the characteristics of fine engravings, with a soft- . ness not attainable by any of the other processes. The gradation of he tones in remarkable, and these works of art are certain to command admiration. In the posing of the children whose pictures we are particularly alluding to, Mr Tyree has been very happy, and these photographs are, as wo have advisedly said, real pictures-— Colonist, Oth, 1891. USE OLAPHAM'S TOILET OAPS Unequalled for delicious softness, giving a healthy smooth akin. Sold by all Grocora and Storekeepers. I OR SALE— A SIX-EOOMED HOUSE in Hampden Street West, with Gas an- Water laid on ; Wash-house and Workrot m, and Half-an-Aore of Garden, Fruit Treea, &o. Also, 60 Feet Frontage to St. Vincent Street, near Girls ' Sohool. S^ApplylOffice pt tbjajiaper.J