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Thames Advertiser, Volume IX, Issue 2475, 20 November 1876, Page 1

' . . Photography. • , i FRITH'S MMIT R00M5",.., Next Dr Kilgour's,, Vi POLLEN STREET, ■" Late of ; 1 , |A : iid I. Collins-street,. v Melbonrpe.PAtVonise,cl ' by the.Qwn 1 _ A _;V ; pi . [UST PDBLISHRi),' an entire New Series of ? 5 Photographic Views of the Thames .Goldfield, comprising all the important Claim's and. Creeks, forming an'entire panoramic .view of the gold field.' When taken in sets,' one'dozen can be transmitted by book post for Bd. Qrahamstowii agent, Mr WuEKS, Bookseller, Brown-street. Portraits of Children taken by Frith's instantaneous process, Cabinet, diamond-cameo-and the mrch-admired sennotype portraits having all the high finish of ivory miniatures, They are' aa superior to every other kind; of photograph as a highly-finished engraving is compored to a wooJcut. ■ Life-size enlargements taken from small negatives of deceased friends; a very superio plass. •Likewise portraits for lockcts, brooches, rings, etc,, etc,- . ■ Views of Private Residences taken to order, aps, Plans, Machinery, etc,, photographed; and ,in fact everthing that comcs within the scope of photography can be executed at this establishment, Mr F, having had thirty years' experience in his profession. A LARGE COLLECTION OF MAOBI PHOTOS "KEPT IN STOCK. i PHOTOGRAPHY. THE Newest and Best Thing in PHOTOGRAPHY s atW. H. Reed's Studio, where everyone is satisfied, : or no money taken, AY. H. REED, Brown-street.

RE-OPENING OF PREMISES. ii,| ESSRS. FOY BROS, beg to reH i turn their sincere thanks forthe very liberal support accorded them since commencing business, and to inform their patrons and the public generally that the alterations to their Studio being- now completed, they are prepared to conduct a more Extensive business in the First Style of Photographic Art. Literature. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. THE Committee of the Thames Mechanics 1 Institute desire to .recommend to the notice of the Reading rPublio the following List of Works now added to the Library:— Ok Eehgiok.—By Bunsen, Chillingwortb, Colenso, Dick, Gladstone, &c, ho, On Science.—Bourne's Screw Propeller; Sir J". flerschel's Astronomy (last edition); Lyell's Antiquity of Man; Hugh Miller's Works; Professor Tyndall'slast Works; Verne's "Voyage to the Moon, and others; Pepper's Fcience Simplified, kc., kc. Travels.—Livingstone's Works; Stanley's Equatorial Africa, and other works; Sir S. Baker in Abyssinia and Ceylon, kc., kc. _ Fiction.—By Ainsworth, Braddon, Dickens, Edwards, Wilkic Collins, George Fliot, Kingsley, Lawrence, Lytton Bulwer, lord Lytton, Lever, Holme Lee, Manyat, Mrs Oliphant, Charles Keade, Mrs Wood, &c,, &c, In addition t: which there are 1,500 works selected from the best ancient and modern authors, affording the best and most instructive reading. The tables of the Institute furnish all the principal newspapers and periodicals.

Terms op StJßaoaiPTios. —General (Reading Boom and Library), 15s per annum. 5s per quarter; Readinp Room only, 10a per annum, 3s per quarter.; Library only, 10s per annum, 3s per quarter. Open from 9 a,m. to 10 p.m.; Library open from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. B. BURR A, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONEB, Beown Steeet. rl SUPPLY RECEIVED.-Account Books, Purses, and Pocket Books in great variety; new Novels cheap; Catholic Family Bibles and Prayers; assortment of "The Smallest Church Services and Prayer Books ever printed." Oleographs and Culoured Prints for framing. New selection of Piano Music. OißooiAiiHa LIBRAE?. . THE LATE FIRE. j Bit E M I S E 8 R E B U ILT. w. S T E E N, boot maker, I~)EQS to notify that he has REMOVED to > his NEW PitEMISES, built upon the allotment oimerly occupied by him in Pollenstreet, Shortland, EUEOPEAN MEEOHANDISE. \ N English Firm, of good standing and long i\ experience, exporting to nil parts of the world English and European Merchandise, of every description, and Manufacturing in twclre departments of Birmingham Goods, will execute ci'dcrs with care and dispatch, at lowest English prices. Direct orders must be accompanied with all or part cash. Orders through London agents cash, on delivery of goods. Illustrated book sent on application by Jouh Fell, Globe Works, Birmingham. Heiponsiblo agents treated with. Foreign produce sold on commission. ' ■ ■ ■ ■ DYE WOSKS, rolleston-street, shortl&nd. 'THE undersigned is prepared to undertake 1 DYEINiI CLOTHS, &c., at Reasonable rices. People sending Cloths from the country will receive every attention. . WILLIAM PLANT, Proprietor. s cCtOTO'S EOIi 3s. TEA.