"LET THE CHILDREN KODAK."

Greymouth Evening Star, 4 February 1910, Page 1

"LET THE CHILDREN KODAK."

It hap been seen that if you make the children happy in their childhood you make them happy twentv years afterwards by the memory "of it. The youngsters of to-day are better catered for in the. way nf amusements and sports than were their forbears, and as an instance, take photography. The school child to-day can have his own camera nnd enjoy all the pleasure? of taking pictures along with the grown ups. A child's camera complete, with developing and printing outfit, can he procured from the Imperial Camera. Co. of Willis Street. Wellington, for 13k. and no better gift could he devised for a hoy or girl. I lie outfit consists of a No. 1 Urownic camera 6s. a complete developing ,-m.l printing outfit 6s. and the balance of Ihe purchase money covers post ace. The camera is well made, covered with fine ipiality imitation leather and has nickel fitting's. It is fitted with time or install taiicm; exposure and carries a roll of film? giving six exposures. The No. I pmwnie camera is no! a toy. hut provides interesting, instructive it'nd healthful amusement for boy or girl Write to-day for the Imcprial Camera Co's complete catalogue of cameras and photographic nocessories. It illustrates and describes all the newest cameras ..nd appliances. (The Brnwnio Xo. 1 is shown on page 60) and. though containing nearly 300 pages, it will be sent free by the Imperial Camera Co., Willis Street, Wellington, on request.