PHOTOGRAPHY.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LV, Issue 8581, 15 October 1906, Page 3

PHOTOGRAPHY.

One of the/mest and most complete stocks of photographic goods in New Zealand is that of the " Imperial Camera Company," Jervois-quay, Wellington. There are hundreds of cameras—not playthings, but real, reliable, strong, picture-producing apparatus, the kind from which the utmost satisfaction is always obtainable—ranging in price from 15s to £50. Any one of the cameras will give negatives that may be enlarged into delightful pictures for home decoration. Enlargers that a child can use at low prices ; all the operator has to do is to press the button, the enlarger does the rest. The paper is then developed into a beautiful picture, ifh.ble for framing, by submerging it for a minute or so in a liquid which can be either bought or made cheaply at home. When visiting Wellington, the amateur as well as the professional photographer should call on the Imperial Camera Company, as it is only by so doing that he can become aware of the vast improvements that have recently been made, whereby the most artistic pictures may be obtained at even less cost and much more simply than by the old methods and materials. To adequately describe the many beautiful papers ancl accessories would need several columns of this journal. It is important, however, to note that, owing to the extensive purchase of cameras, the Imperial Camer_ Company is enabled to sell retail at wholesale prices. Write for a catalogue now ; it will be sent free by return mail. Our readers are referred to an advertisement in another column.