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Greymouth Evening Star, 15 February 1930, Page 9

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Holidays you want to remember — Wf—A A TAKE A ItX KODAK W What a pleasure it is to have Kodak snapshots of * I / your holidays? This year Modern Kodaks with fast ( lenses are cheaper than z-~\ P'-'ZZ —I cver - V?/ Kr TVo. 1 Pocket Kodak, with f 6 3 Anastigmat A" X (X. l| Lens and variable shut- W x \ ’’ ter, pictures 3J x 2Jtns., costs but 87/6. Simple - N\\ ■*** l and inexpensive to use. ' Brownies from 10/6. New Coloured Brownies from 16/-. .- "-b/' \ y LOCAL KODAK DEALERS I L. A. INKSTER, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth

*8 wiinm < I The I Lucky Winners 1 J We have much pleasure in publishing the results of our popular Jingle Competition. First Prize £l/1/- (Miss Esma Thomas) 1 Second Prize 10/6, (S. Johnston) w; Twelve other prizes of 2/6. Mr. I. Nelson, Master G. Buchannan, Miss J. Graham, Miss Rina •< Skates, J. Murphy, Miss Noeline Wormington, Miss Maureen Rose, B Roy Kendrick, Miss K. Pengelly, Desmond Skates, Master Douglas Carlyle, Miss Jean Perrin. The standard of the Jingles was exceptionally high, and the entries very numerous. Jingles will be published later. I BLACKMORE’S t' FOR BETTER DRINKS The Very Latest The Harwood Self Winding Watch THE ULTIMATE IN WATCHES. Winds itself whilst you wear it. Cannot overwind. Dust Proof. Damp Proof. Made in both Gentlemen’s and Ladies’ sizes. Tn Solid Gold Oase, £lO/10/- In Silver, £7/15/i Ask to see this wonderful invention at Stewart Dawnns ' JEWELLERS, STEWART DAWSON’S CORNER CHRISTCHURCH. IfIWWI—MHIItfiWI lIIIIWIIIIIIWrffIirWOMMIIE>IWWinrifIrMIIIW!IWaBT»«MMMBMM«*I> r>T | STEWART DAWSON’S Latest Alarm Watch SFor the Pocket or Bedside Polished Nickel Case. Fine Quality Movement. Full Luminous Dial and Hands. After a day’s use in the pocket it will stand up at the bedside and tell you the time in the dark. You can set the alasm to my desired time. PBIOB2O/. Post Free to any addrem STEWART DAWSON’S CORNER Christchurch