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384 ADVERTISEMENTS.
OPENING OF NEW PREMISES.
JAMES WOOD, Photographer, Market Street, respect-
fully informs his Friends and the Public that he has Opened a New
Photographic Saloon at
No. 11, CROWN STREET,
where he will have increased facilities for carrying on the art of Pho-
tography in all its branches.
J. W. embraces the present opportunity of thanking his many Friends
and Patrons for the very libei al encouragement bestowed on him during the
past years he has been in busineps, and begs to say that no effort on his part
will be found wanting to meric a continuance of their kind support.
The Studio has been built on the most improved principle, and com-
mands a very superior li^ht, while the comfort and accommodation of the
customer has been particularly cared for.
J. W. having furnished himself with New Instruments from the best
makers, and from his experience and the great facilities afforded him at his
New Premises, he is now in a position to produce Pictures equal to any
that can be had.
Mr Wood's prices will remain, as usual, Moderate.
ALL KINDS OF COPYING DONE.
Enlargements and Colouring Executed in a Superior Style.
Portraits for Lockets, Brooches, or Rings,
Neatly Finished.
Observe the Address —
No. 11, CROWN STREET and 25, MARKET STREET-
JAMES MARK,,
PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURER, TUNER,
AND REPAIRER,
3, CASTLE TERRACE,
HOUSE AND WORKSHOP, 29, CASTLE STREET.
JAMES MAEE has always in Stock a number of New and
Second-hand Instruments of his own and London make, which he can
with confidence recommend.
Pianoforte Wareroom, 3, Castle Terrace.