"Remo" Oil Paintings.

Waikato Times, Issue 12187, 23 September 1911, Page 5

"Rem o" Oil Paintings.

AN ARTIST AFTER THREE LESSONSf " Oil painting taught in three, reasons sounds somewhat incredible but the "Remos " process renders this not only possible 'but extrameiy easy. The Amerioan Art Company have opened a branch of their extensive business at McGwire's buildings, Victoria street, where pupils will be taught to so treat photos, portraits, etc., as to render them true to life. A complete outfit for a pupil versed in the art costs, only, seven shillings and sixpence and although some may master the process dn one or two lessons the company's representative (Mr Condon) guarantees to teach any pupil i> three lessons. The fee for a. , course is one guinea, the company supplying all material while the pupil is in their'hands. The process is based on a scientific discovery and the results attained by pupils bave bean so encouraging that the company has set out to make it more widely known, feeling sure that this phase of art must meet with approval at the hands of the public. Gane Miiking Machine ♦ MR H. R. JENKINS, Eltham. Dear Sir.—l have much pleasure in saying that I am quite satisfied with the working of the GANE MILKING MACHINE as a perfect milker, and also as a labor saver. The Releaser is also very easily cleaned, and a great benefit in cooling milk.—l am etc., W. COLEMAN. Kohi, Waverley, January 18th, 1911.