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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10717, 11 October 1920, Page 2

Take a Kodak with you! Outings, week-end jaunts, holidays and business trips are twice as enjoyable when a Kodak goes with you. The advantage of Kodak work is that everything can be carried out in daylight, from loading the Kodak to printing the pictures. There’s a Kodak to meet y9ur requirements in both size and price. Here are two popular models Nd. 1 Autographic Kodik Junior Ball-bearing ihutter, cable release, speed 1-25 and 1-50 of a second, excellent lens. Takes pictures 2i z 3i inches Price £4 12s. 6d. No. 1A Autographic Kodak Junior, Ball-bearing shutter, cable release, with speeds of 1 -25. 1 -50, 1-100 of a second. For pictures Zi x 4i inches Price £5 Os. Od. Other Kodaklfrom 50/-. New Price List Free. If it isn’t stamped “Kodak," it isn’t a Kodak. Of All Kodak Dealers, and KODAK (Australasia) PTY., LTD. " The Kodak Corner " Corner Lambton Quay and Willie Street • WELLINGTON ■f- 1 « r—* “Rok” for Roofs Roofs of “Rok” stand the severe conditions of Wellington climatic changes. “Rok” Roofing is of sound British manufacture, and is recognised as the most permanent roofing material on the market. Made of the highest grade wool thoroughly saturated with an elastic waterproofing compound and coated on the surface with natural bituman. An ideal roofing for city houses, . country residences, sea-side bunga»n: lows, shelter sheds, stables, factories and any other class of building. Keeps interiors cool in summer and warm in winter. Get our expert Roof-layer to give you an estimate for a “Rok” covered roof. E. W. MILLS & CO. LTD. Corner of'Jorvola Quay, Victoria and Hunter Streets WCLLINOTON. **##*#*************^******************s * Wb cordially invite you to inspect OUE DISPLAY 2 OF ART. | M»GREGOR WRIGHT’S I ART GALLERY. Jg LAMBTON QUAY.

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