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Observer, Volume XXVII, Issue 40, 22 June 1907, Page 14

npHE GREAT PICTURE POST „ nn.H i fCARD EMPORIUM. WILDMAN " AND AJEtEY, Y v Corner .-";. Queen and Shortland Streets., The only House- in Auckland making:: a Speciality of Picture "Post Cards. One 1 arge Shop full of Post Cards. Absolutely tbe finest show in New Zealand. INSPECTION INVITED. NEW VARIETIES. THE LEADING LINES. W.AJ?. SERIES OF HANJ)«COI OUBED ENAMELLED PHOTO POST CARDS This is a New Series we have just issued whiih is having an enormous sale. Views of Auckland City, Streets, The Harbour, Bays and Pleasure Resorts tbe Beauty Spots all over the Colony, and a large and pietureeque collection of Maori Villages, Maori Belles and , and Maori Life. 1 bese photos are RETAILED AT ed EACH. AND EACH PICTURE IS A WORK OF ART NEW MOONLIGHT SERIES. A Collection of 6 Auckland Views taken by Moonlight, with lovely effects Views are Auckland from the Wharf, Auckland Haibour by Moonlight, Public Library Auckland, Fangitoto by Moonlight, St Matthew's Cathedral, Government House. — Price 2d Each. PELORUS JACK. We have secured a particularly fine Photo Picture Post Card of this remarkable Fish, which is the only fish in the world protected by Act of Parliament. Pelorus Jack accompanies for several miles all steamers passing' through the French Pass on the Nelson Picton Run.— Price, 2d Each. REAL PHOTO POST OARDS-of the pick of N Z. Scenery from the North Cape to Bluff. 8d Each. Enormous collection of Post Cards of General Subjects such as Popular Actresses, Comics, London Views, Animals, Comic Cat Studies, Flowers. Fruit. Birthflay Post Cards, Name Cards, Initial Cards, Ships Men-o'-War, . Sailors, and many others too numerous to mention, at Sd 3d and^ed each. IMPORTANT! AU a^ B *^"* 1 PC ST FREE ENTRANCE TO POST CARD SHOP EITHER FROM FORT-STREET OR SHOHTLAND STREET. VICTORIA ARCADE. all the Ladies of Auckland get their Muaic Books tastefully, 'neatly, and cheap! bound at Mb J. W. Hookeb's (successor to Bit "W. Leys), the well-known Bookbinder of Wyndham-street (two doors below the Gas Office).— Advt.