Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16684, 3 May 1916, Page 7

Anyone can make sr ![j Splendid Pictures g||pl|/ I j with an Autographic II Kodak ( il! Simple enough for the J jjlj Beginner—Good enough / ||j Specially designed to bring | W^\v^\»lvNWl. ®j the pleasures of photogra- I 6 hIIjAVmI R; ! pliy within reach ot all. Any- lll\\WM llUftvM Bs one can learn to use a Kodak. B 1 in half-an-hour; even a child - 1111 l v^tJ §;-;i can get good results. Pictures cuu illllWv H;:! be titled and dated when taken— an s^W\A\VVul* V* 0 i exclusive Kodak feature. m\a\\v>V* • lil WARNING. — All cameras are not iH Hi! Kodaks. Look for tlie name Kodak Jlllr jffi fl! 1 stamped on the Camera. fl |i| Prices from 35/- upwards iMpis I |j| SOLD BY ALL KODAK DEALERS I 11; Price List Free, at your Dealer's or by Mail 11 (A'sia) Lid., Wellington, Auckland & Dunedia * J Hand-Made I Carpets. Just to hand, a very large Shipment of INDIAN RUGS AND CARPETS, These are undoubtedly the finest goods in this line ever landed in Dunedin* The Colourings and Quality are a treat We will be pleased to show them to you* The Price of these Goods have not advanced, Call at once* C. & W. HAYWARD, m 9 141 George St., Dunedin, Complete House Furnishers. ■■imijmilHll.lfc.lUß lIIIHIIHHIIIIIII ill if §ndm.\ ■ jPMf and Side-Car, ' Picton to Bluff! 1916 Power Plus Tested—64B miles, 31 hours. Four previous attempts. INDIAN first to succeed. KAIKOURA TELEGRAPHED:—"Creeks not negotiable. Heavy rains. Abandon record trip." DUNEDIN TELEGRAPHED:—"Heavy rain. Roads impassable past Balclutha. Advise not start." A FEW FACTS:—36 miles heavy shingle, 27 miles broken metal, 13 miles bog and slush, 10 hours' heavy rain, 5 hours' heavy fog, 103 flooded water-races and creeks. A iJOB FOR AN INDBAi^S. WE DO THINGS tfIRST—SKITE AFTERWARDS. Proud Sole Agents i COOKE, HOWLISON & CO., Ltd. 230 Princes Street, DUNEDIN. MALTHOID for ROOFS! Infinitely Cheaper than Corrugated iron. Looks Better, Wears Longer. Corrugated Iron is "away up" and getting dearer and I dearer. MALTHOID is not only infinitely cheaper, but it possesses advantages as a roofing material that neither | corrugated iron nor any other roofing material has. | MALTHOID is a thick leather-like substance supplied in | rolls. Rain can't injure it or soak through it. Neither | sun nor wind causes it to shrink, warp, or blister. | MALTHOID both preserves and protects, and will last as 1 long as the building itself. All over the country it is 1 being used for roofs. | Write for Full Particulars about MALTHOID. 1 | DONALD STUART, LTD. - - Sole Agents - - DUNEDIN J IL_ Tie a knot in your handkerchief, before Jjf lH going out, to remind you to order a tin of Mr C¥an J fT H©iifcsV«s IJ f! Cocoa J If A delicious beverage. THE STANDARD COCOA OF THE WORLD. -M J 1 CHEAP, BECAUSE A LITTLE Bgf GOES A LONG WAY. if A FOOD FOR THE MUSCLES. Fj A TONIC FOR THE NERVES. mM A DELICACY FOR THE PALATE. If ft !p .^Cjt NOTES ON BUBAL TOPICS, by ,Agricol6. TVTOTCS ON KL RAL VOPICS by Agricola, Weekly, in the Otago Witness, dealing ■ Weekly in Hie Otaj»o Witness, dealing Brith subjects of. current mtaraik to tarinariß. I with subjects ot current interest to farmers