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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2612, 6 November 1915, Page 9

Photography and Patriotism A USEFUL FIELD FOR KODAKERS Cheer The Boys At The Front! i" i "AT Gallipoli, in Egypt and! Samoa, and on board transports, there aro over thirty thousand New Zealand troops. Each one of thoso men has relations left behind, probably a mother, father, brothers, sisters —many of them havo a wife and children. Each man is always longing for news, and what they ' would appreciate more tnan anything else is photographs of "the folk at homo." The relatives of many 6oldiers possess Kodaks and are so able to keep tbeir friends supplied with pictures. But MANY THOUSANDS OF OUR BRAVE BOYS NEVER RECEIVE SUCH PHOTOGRAPHS. Here is a chance for evety amateur photographer to holp oheor the men on active sorvice. Our suggestion is that you make enquiries in your immediate district as to the relations of soldiers, then take along your Kodak and oxposo a few films on scenes or portraits which will most likely interest and please tho man at the front. Develop promptly and make good, clear prints, and ask the soldier's friends to forward them with your compliments. Prints should not be mounted, and bo not larger than post-card size, so that thoy may be enclosed in a. letter. Will you "do your bit" towards helping the idea along? Young lady Kodakers, in particular, will find this an interesting field for patriotic efforts. Seek out the homes of some of the absent boys. Call and make an appointment. Then put the work through quickly—work that should be a real pleasure. I I Issued by Kodak (Australasia) Ltd. WELLINGTON. $ \ \ When on Household Duty. || |! If you are subject to Corset breakages, wear a M ' | PRETTY S OKTIS. Inexpensive, it ■ will 1 j | | save its cost during the first fortnight. , j\ ■ | OKTIS not only doubles the 11 " Hfe of your corsets, but gives ]! I that extra support needed for the strain of lj { ; cooking, cleaning, wash- H I I lIIiIII ,n 8> polishing and other j \ j \ duties of a busy housewife. [ | | I — . BE ASK YOUR I| ' |L_ Tie a fc'notlrfyour handkerchief before v ~JI 'Wm T <joing out, to remind. ||||F C Van J C Houice's J C Cocoa j IP A'delicious beverage., j |L THE STANDARD COCOA OF THE WORLD. ' »J1 ||§ CHEAP. BECAUSE A LITTLE IM , JF® ' GOES A LONG WAY. «H|| W A FOOD FOR THE MUSCLES. If mn A TONIC FOR THEJIE.RVE.Si mM M ; THE PALATE.""" I Sound Ammunition is Half the Battle! S I AT THE BUTTS OR IN THE TRENCHES 1 e.AX. °303 MARK VI J military Regulation Cartridges | j Ensure instantaneous ignition and absolute precision. §| I They'never fail at the crucial moment. || | Manufactured in- the. Dominion by the Firm that has [M | supplied the Government with Ammunition since 1885, |§j I AH Cartridges made by The Colonial Ammunition f§ I Co., Ltd., are freshly and accurately loaded, are m { EXHAUSTIVELY TESTED UNDER M » GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION m M an 3. will'keep without deterioration for years. M eS Crack Shots at Rifle Meetings know that it pays to la M vise C.A.C. Ammunition! M % MEMORISE THIS TRADE MARK: B m 1 ' 18 JF