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Wairarapa Daily Times, 21 October 1930, Page 7

What you can do with the MODERN KODAK You can make pictures on grey, dull days ... even in the rain. Snapshots in the shade. Indoor daylight pictures. Night-time pictures by electric light or flashlightPRICES AMAZINGLY LOW! No. 1 Pocket Kodak with Kodak Anastigmat f 4.5 Lens and Diomatic Shutter, picture size 3i x 2} ins. now only few years ago this Kodak similarly equipped would have cost £2O! ' i OF ALL KODAK DEALERS m // T " t WHEN CHILDREN FROM LESSONS REST A CUP OF COCOA’ HELPS THEM BEST $ % c -h----o *O% % -A Doctors urge that during the morning break school-children should be given some such nourishing beverage as Bournville Cocoa. This fine fooddrink supplies children with the extra support they need to keep pace with their growing bodies. Bournville is the children’s favourite cocoa because of its pleasing fragrance and delicious chocolate flavour it is about as economical a food drink as you can bay °U R* CO^ VISIT iMt BRITISH NDVfntICS FAIR. Flower Seedlings NOW READY FOR PLANTING OUT, Nemesia. —ln separate colours, including Orange, Red, Yellow, Scarlet, White and Mixed. Petunias. —Giant Fringed, Blue Bedder and Pink Beauty. Viola. —Yellow, Blue, Apricot and Quaker Maid. Stocks.— Beauty of Nice', Beauty (separate colours), and Ten Week. Salpiglossis. —Giant Exhibition strain. Delphinium.— ln mixed Blue and Scarlet. Dimorpotheca. —Hybrids. These are excellent for dry border. * Cheiranthus (Siberian Wallflower). Gorgeous Orange flowers, fine for bordef. Wallflower. —Scarlet Emperor and mixed. Campanula Persicifolia. — Blue and White. Hollyhock. —Chater’s world-famed strain. Calceolaria. — Giant flowered hybrids. Penstemon. —Latest Exhibition sorts. Lobelia. —Crystal Compacta. Aufcretia. —One of the finest of our edging plants, covered with Purple and Mauve flowers of various tints. AND DOZENS OF OTHER VARIETIES. Also splendid stocks of Vegetable Plants, including Tomato Plants. OUR STOCK at present comprises some 50,000 Plants ni over 60 Varieties. A visit to our Nursery will convince you of this. ' ifnevs range from 1/6 per dozen or 50 assortei plants for 5/-. The Masterton Nurseries, (A. Robinson and Sons.) WHATMAN ROAD ’PHONE 1304. Town Agents: Graham & Co.

W. WHITE, WOOD & COAL MERCHANT. RAILWAY SIDING, MASTERTON, Town Agents: W. V. MADDEN, Academy 'iuildings, Church' Street. E. BELL, Lecroft Chambers, Hall St. PRICES FOR COAL: KITCHEN COAL.—I bag, 3/?• 5 bags, 15/-. Cash only. HOUSEHOLD COAL.—I bag 3/6; J ton, 33/-; 1 ton, 65/-. WESTPORT & BLACKBALL.—4/- bag. COKE.—Large, 2/9; Crushed, 3/6. DRY WOOD AVAILABLE IN LARGE QUANTITIES. PROMPT DELIVERIES. Business Men! Keep your printing work in the .unu. L<et the “Daily Times" Job Printing Department give you a quotation for any printing you require. Being equipped with a thoroughly up-to-date plant, we are in a position to undertake every description of General and Commerci-1 Printing. Good work at reasonable prices, with prompt despatch is just what you require

A. M. SANSON, New Business iiepresentative, A.M.P. SOCIETY. Policies Written for- , IiFE PROBATE ENDOWMENT J CHILDREN (ail ages) J PARTNERSHIP STAFF SUPERANNUATION OROUP INSURANCE SCHEMES BUSINESS SINKING FUNDS. WRITE TO-DAY FOE reliable information. *PHONES: Office 1244, or Private.