Page 5 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7319, 24 December 1910, Page 5

Special arrangements on the city and suburban' tramways for the holidays are set out in detail in our advertising columns. You could not giro your child a better present than a kodak. Kodakking affords great pleasure, and unconsciously stimulates habits of observation, attention to detail, and thoroughness—habits which make for success in life. The kodak does away with the dark room, mess, failures and expense. Prices from Gs to .£25. There is only one kodak—that’s "Eastman’s." Imperial Camera Company, AVillis street! • A lawn tennis handicap tournament will take place at Day’s Bay on Monday and Tuesday. The ordinary calendar is good for 12 months only. But our perpetual calendar is good for this year and every year. It’s simple,; fine thing. We hold exclusive rights and are issuing it free. The N.Z. Express Co., Ltd. : * Tho Danncvirke District Agricultural and Pastoral Association’s second annual show will take place on February Bth. Entries close on January 2.5 th. , "One is nae soon heal’d as hurt.” You will never be hurt if you drink nothing but "A. and B. Mackay’s , Liqueur AVliirky." At 6.30 am. yesterday some nnslacked lime in the cellar, ,ot Hie Temxinue Hotel, Courtenay place, came Into contact with water, with tbe result that tire broke out in a case of straw sleeves. The brigade was called ■ and, extinguished the fire before any damage of consequence had been done. The building, which is owned by Staples and Co., is insured in the Commercial Union office lor £3500, and In the Atlas for £I6OO, wliile Mr D. Sallivan’B property in the cellar is covered in the Northern Union and Ocean offices for £250 and £390 respectively. "AATxat the fool does in the end tiie wise man does in the beginning." Ho drinks only “A. and B. Mackay’a Liqueur Whisky." a