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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10966, 30 July 1921, Page 2

V Koddk Photography is Inexpensive l It is not only on the score of efficiency that Kodaks are so popular. Kodakery is an inexpensive hobby! Besides this, a Kodak makes healthy out-door recreation doubly attractive. You can leam to use a Kodak in half-an-kour Some Popular Kodaks and Brownies These little cameras are all Seed, efficient and convenient models for everyday use. Vest Pocket Kedak— Price 50/No. 1 Kodak Junior — £4 12s. 6d. No. 1A Kodak Junior — £5 No. 2 Folding Brownie— 57/6 No. 2A Folding Brownie — £3 No. 3A Folding Brownie— £5 Box Brownies from 15/Cet your copy of "The Sail of the Kodak-" Post Free. A f, m Alii Of All Kodak Dealers and KODAK (Australasia) <PTY. LTD. "The Kodak Comer,’ ’comer of Lambton Quay and Willis St,'Weßinglon NO BETTER VALUE IN COUNTRY BOOTS THAN THOBE HOW OFFERING AT HANNAH'S! These are the famous “G” brand, made from beat materials in our factory. “ GOOD WEAR IN EVERY PAIR.’ The prices below represent solid reduction* ;«*» MEN'S. ~ No. 1935 —Men’s Strong Split Kip Shooters 16/6 No. 1947 —Men’s Split Kip Wholeback Shooters M/6 No_ 1933 —Men’s Best Kip Shooters, pegged *7/6 No. 1936 —Men s East India Kip Wholeback Shooters 30/No. 1902 —Men’s East India Kip Cookham Boots, watertight tongues, screwed and stitched soles 30 /- No. 1943 —Men’s Stout Greenhide Wholeback Shooters * 30/No. 1565 Men’s Medium Weight Chrome Bals.— 91/No. 155s — Men’s Stout! Chrome Derby Bals. 99/6 * WOMEN’S, BOYS’ AND GIRLS 1 No. 1353 —Women’s Split Kip Dairy Boots. 14/6. Chrome— 11/6 No. 1265 —Women’s Stout Chrome Derby Bals. - 18 ' 8 No. 1053/; —Women s Stout • Chrome Lace Shoes - - No. 1946— Boys’ Split Kip Lace Boms, li to 1, 14/6} 2 and 3. 16/* • 4 and 5» 17/6 _. No- 1803 —Boys’ Heavy Chrome Lace Boots,' 11 to 1, 14/6; 2 and 3, 17/*! 4 and 5, 16/6 VO , 457 —Girls’ Stout Chrome School Bals., 7 to 10, 19/6; 11 to 1, 14/6. Misses, 2 to 5 18/6 •and your Moil Order to us. We pay postage on all Cash Orders exseedlng Si In value. / & 7%. V* BOOTMAKERS taa TaMBTON QUAY AND 163 CUBA BTREET. teo LAMBTun WBUI .||*QTON. Every Good Housekeeper Knows That tihe old-fashioned method of Sweeping and dusting simply waiter® tile dust, moving it from one place only to allow it to settle in .another. The use <sf this “Shino” Floor Polisher (illustrated) Trill end such unsatisfactory happenings. It Trill reduce the labour of cleaning and dusting by one-half. No More Flying Dust, — no more lint, no more hack-breaking labdur. In fart, yon simply can't keep house without one. A special feature with this Floor Polisher, as with all the “Shino” family, is that they are not oily or gretusv; therefore will not (as many others do) injure your curtains, rugs or upholstery when being Used. They are treated by the exclusive and secret “Shino” process and possess the mest Wonderful Dust Absorbing Properties. “Shino” articles require no retreating but retain their properties until worn out. When filled with dust rinsing in warm water will restore them to -their original condition. The “Shino” family comprise:—Dust Mope, Floor Polishers, Dust Cloths, Mitten Dusters, Handled Dusters, Cloths, etc. After using a “Shino” house-cleaning article you will wonder how you ever kept nouse without these remarkable helps. E. W. Mills & Co., Ltd., Corner Jervois Quay, Hunter and Victoria Streets, Wellington.