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Otago Witness, Issue 3099, 6 August 1913, Page 76

f & Own your own Cinematograph The Pathescope For the Home! The Patho Home Cinematograph is the most educational and interesting home entertainer that the world has seen. From your own armchair you may watch the programme with every picture selected by yourself for its amusing, dramatic or educational features, according to your own and the family’s taste. PATHESCOPE FILMS ARE NON-INFLAMABLE they can’t burn. The light is generated within the machine as the handle turns, so that there is absolutely no danger of firo. The Path® Home Cinematograph is complete in itself. The fact that it generates its own electric light, means that j r ov! are quite independent of outside light supply, hence the Pathescope may be used in way-back stations far from gasworks or dynamos. It is SIMPLE, SAFE and STRONG and is easily moved from place to place in its neat case in half an hour. You can work it as well as an export. Tha Circulating Library of Film enables users of the Pathescope to take out a complete change of programme weekly. For Schools— Education Boards and Schools are strongly urged to consider the installation of the Pathe Home Cinematograph. Agents are prepared to give demonstrations and special quotations to schools. Demonstrations —ln order to show the wonderful capabilities of the machine, Agents are prepared to give an entertainment with the Pathescope for an evening or for a childrens’ party—tho cost is very moderate and details will be supplied on application. SEND FOR BOOKLET FREE ON REQUEST Fill out tho attached conpou and send to any of these agents:— J PATERSON & BARR, Ltd (for Otago), Dunedin. N.Z. CO-OP., Christchurch; G. It. FOREMAN & 00., Napier; JOHN AVERY, LTD., New Plymouth; F. C. t WADE & CO., Grey mouth; P. H. f BOASE. Hawera; E. ROBINSON, TaiI hape; WILKINS & FIELD HARDWARE I CO.. NeUon; HARRINGTONS’, LTD., Willis street, Wellington; ARTS & CRAFTS DEPOT, Masterton. COUPON. —Please send me Booklet and particulars regarding the Pathescope. Name. Address. THE COCOA THE Children Enjoy m v-S * m m Fed cn Mellin’s Food from two months: never known sickness. Three robust boys bear eloquent testimony to the value of Mellin’s Food. “My boys were brought up on Mellin’s Food from 2 months old, and have never known sickness, ’ : writes Mary Louise Fox, Devenport, Auckland, N.Z. “They are so strong and noisy that when my third boy arrived I questioned whether it would be prudent to give him the food." in's Food The nearest substitute for mother’s milk. Assimilated even by the newly born. Send for Free Booh "The Cara of Infants ” in Australia, Whit* Masses. GOLLIN &CO. PROPY., Ltd.,Welhngto«.