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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 6800, 11 May 1889, Page 2

Wanganui, 29th April, 1889. Dkab Sib. — Will you please convey to tho public of Wanganui and surrounding districts my sincero thanks for the liberal support accorded the late firm of Nioholls and BorifDY. Having purchased the business I would, through tho medium of your paper, solicit a continuance of their esteemed favours.— Yours faithfully, T. W. Boundy, | —Advt. Everyone should be photographed, not necessarily for their own sake, but for the sake of Faronts, Sisters, Brothers, and Relatives generally. It is important that tho photograph should be a good likeness, and that it should bo permanent, that is, not liable to fade. It is most desirable, therefore, to employ a photographer on whom reliance can be placed. We can, with great confidence, recommend Mb Martin, oE Wanganui. This gentleman exhibited photographs at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition in London, for which he received a medal and commemorative plate Mr Martin also received the highest award for photographs at the Jubilee Exhibition. — Advt. Mr Martin is quite right. Everybody should bo^photographed, A Photo is indispensable in tho matrimonial market. Ladies, don't bo too bashful. Get Photographed at oneo, and oonununicate withMa Dujweld, Matrimonial Bureau, Currie Street, New Plymouth. Thero are thousands of well-to-do settlors waiting for wives to make f thoir homes happy. All communications strictly confidential,— Advi.