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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8664, 28 December 1889, Page 3

CHRISTMAS _CIFTS ! r^EMS OF ART,IBTIO WORK IN ALL KINDS OF GOLD AND SILVER AT GREATLY REDUCED, PRICES to the end of December, AT J. H. PA MO'?, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, (Adjoining Alexandra Hall) Devon-street, New Plymouth. Inspection of this large and carefully - selected Stock is respectfully eolioited. N-B. — The most valuable stock in Tartmaki o and WEDDQIRr© KOITOS. 0729 hb d 29 WHITE i GARTER EGMONT STORES, Supply the Best Dried Fruits of the season. CURKANTS RAISINS MUSCATELS FIGS NUTS (fee, &c, A large aud varied stock of CONFECTIONERY AND FANCY GOODS, I Selected for CHRISTMAS GIFTS. \Xf H I T E & QARTER, COURTENAY & DEVON-STREETS, New PJymoath. mREAT YOOR FRIENDS X during Xmas To a Glass op THOMPSON & LBWIt' (Wellington) \>*ti£\&x VjCKC \Lffakb<£X<l]KH<& <£*<£*&» Jot* It is the best drink knowu, and only 4s 6d per doz-, at W. H. WEBBS, Pole Agent. MATT-OPAL TYPES (PATFNTED). NEW PROCESS IN PHOTOGRAPHY. Messrs WBsmsswflaTs & Brass, Photographers to His Excellency The Eight Bon the Earl of Omlow, Governor of New Zealand. First Prize Medallists, Sydney, Melbourne, New Zealand, and Goiinderies Exhibitions. MESSRS Wrigglesworth & Binne beg respectfully to cull the attention of visitors to Wellington to the large display of npeoimenß of the above N' w Process in Photography now on vie h in the vestibule of their Btndio, No. 7, Willie-street, Wellington, nearly opposite the Empire I Hotel. OPINIONS OF THE PBESS. TAnANAKi Herald, December 14 : — " The specimens cent ore co exquisitely soft in tint, nnd the figures so artistically pOBt-d, that they have the appearance of mezzo-tinto engravings, splendidly executed, and printed on an opal surface. Tbe press in all parts of the colony speuk in tbe highest terms of this ' new process,' but so beiiatitul are the pictures, that none of the newspapers, we consider, have been able to do full justice to tluir tneiits." New Zealand Herald (Auckland), Nov. 29. — " The delicate pearly surface given to tbe pictures by the new process is very pleasing, and a new departure from the old 6tyle. There is every reaeon to believe that the clear Opal Type will come into popular favor, bb beinj: a great improvement on all other methods of silver printing. Tbe new photos require only to be seen to be appreciated." ilarlborough Exp ess, Nov. 27.—" We have no hesitation in saving that the MaUOpul Typo will revolutionise photography, and be universally aaopted." Otago Daily Times, Nov. 26— -"There is little doubt the firm have made un important discovery." New Zealand Tivies (Wellington), Nov. B—"The8 — "The 'Matt-Opal Types,' while possessing all tbe character, and even more thun the beauty, nf the ordinary opal pictures, are peifectly free from the objectionable characteristics of tbe latter, being unbreakable, and a trifle less in weight than the common enamelled photograph." a 792 je2o CALIFORNIAIS EVAPORATED APBICOTS. P.^K S. TUB FINEST IMPORTED OALIPORNIAN PROVES. P.KS. , FINEST IMPORTED 3ALIFORNIAN i VAPORITED APPLES, Public "Benefit t cjTOB^.