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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3414, 4 January 1912, Page 2

TURANGANUi HOTEL AF. SAUNDERS begs to notify « the Public and all Country folk that this Hotel has been entirely Renovated and Re-furnished. The ground floor construction has been re-modelled, and the Hotel now ranks with the be-*.. Country folk will find it a very convenient Rouse eeim.near Railway, Post Oflice. etc. Excellent Table and Airy Rooms TARIFF: ONLY 6s PER DAY ALL CLASSES OF BOOK-BINDING AND SPECIAL RULINGS At TIMES OFFICE JAS. MORRISON, PAINTER AND DECORATOR. pEEL gTREET. ’PHONE NO. 217. PRIVATE 72. HOLIDAY HAPPIRSESSKII 1 • <n? o If you go for tlie holidays without a Kodak, you go badly equipped. These are the days of Photography. Anybody can take good photographs, if he has a Kodak. Everybody can have a Kodak. You can get a Kodak so cheaply that you will never miss the money; and the cost of producing perfect Kodak pictures is merely trivial. There is no other joy so delightful and so cheap as the joy of Kodakking. Whatever interests you specially, you snap; and whatever you snap remains for ever, yonr inalienable possession. Thus you can make every memorable feature of your holiday a permanent thing. Your Kodak album recalls pleasant scenes of the past, and brightens every prospect of the holidays ahead. Kodak pictures have a curiously intimate quality, because they are taken as your own mood prompts, and made by yourself. Kodaks range in price from Six Shillings to Twenty-five Pounds; but even the cheapest Kodak is a genuinely good and effective camera. No dark-rooms needed. There is no mess and no fuss. Positively no risk of disappointment. UhW NOTHING BUT A 46 TO’JjjP’ ta ?9 iJjWi ISOK3 IS ■ li J (Stamped Eastman) Wholesale : KODAK AUSTRALASIA, LTD., 6 fiercer Street :: Wellington. Agents for Qaumont’s Cinematograph Supplies. Stocked 1 by A. W. J. MANN. Chemist, Gisborne.