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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 53, 31 July 1885, Page 4

There is probably no art. or- industry which' re : ; quires— for the production of good work— greater care and attention to details than does the. art. of photography. The public arc little aw.are* of. the numerous appliances aifd processes used m a firstclass photographic establishment;- A visit to. Mr Martin's studio* at , Wanganui will prove this to;be so, : for it i_s here we iind numeroiis rooms, each haying its **own. departmental work and a ! staff of : assistants ; to' carry on that work. We. also find electricity- is employed m producing the beautiful stippled effect for which Mr Martin's work Is so much admired. But the most interesting and, we must say, to our mind, the most complicated process is that;of enainelling-; the m.irvelloiis bemty inuparted to the photograph by this i)roco33 js' truly astonishingr And we are assurrod by Mr' Martiji ' that the enamelling not only produces this beauti- , ful appearance, but renders the picture' perhianenii* by:menng of its air-tight and damp-proofebatiug. A visit to Wanganni, if for nothing else than tole photographed at Mr Martin's?- wp.nld. be .. a highly satisfactory way of spending'a day,-^rADVy.]" ._ „ Agonising JTcuralgic Pa;ns,— Baxter s Anti-Ne-i. . ralgic Pills have-beeri namfcd -hj the public. "Ifagic Pills' m account of their marvellous actionin cur-. >irig Neuralgia,' Toothache, Sciatica,, Lumbago, and. other •Neuralgic pains,— To' be had poit freoon *c "• ceipt of 19 or 44 poatago atampa.— J,3axter,'olipm» ist,iTiotQrla-ctroot, Ouristoliweh-, . : '