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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3456, 22 February 1912, Page 2

ELLERBECK 259 . STUDIO. We MaKe a Specialty Of Children’s Photos. ■HUT'' 'ndWn i W f slls. m as m & . ? AT A GBNUINi BEFORE DECIDING ON YOUR NEW CAMERA Kodak Ask your dealer to show you the No. 3, the No. 3a, or the No. 4 Folding Pocket Kodak. . . . Handle it! Notice the excellent material of which it is made, the fine finish of every detail, and the rigidity of every part. . . . Test every movement! Try the shutter, and. note its easy action at all speeds. Try the rising front, and see how quickly the automatic focussing device enables you to adjust the lens—a high-quality rapid rectilinear working at F/8, and fitted with iris diaphragm. These three models are what many years of experience have suggested. They are built for use with Kodak daylight loading roll film, and can be used with plates if desired. They can be taken anywhere—because of their light and compact construction—a point for serious consideration by the heavy stand camera user, who loses many good subjects for want of a camera like the Folding Pocket Kodaks. Prices: No. 3—4£ x 3|, £4/4/-; No. Safi* x 3£, £5; No. i- 5x4, £5. Sold by all Kodak dealers. (fa rW A. W. KODAK AUSTRALASIA, LTD., 6 MERCER STREET, WELLINGTON, For 8 copy ©2 tfa® "Kodak Book” POST FREE. f ■.. ——- - | MANN CHEMIST, GISBORNE

Armstrong, for sick room requisites, new proprietor of Kane’s Pharmacy-* To the Editor • Dear Sir,—l'm a Judge, and I know what I am talking about. There never was a better tobacco sold in New Zealand than Royal Standard—l am, etc., S. M. O. KERR.*