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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2914, 28 October 1916, Page 6

The Autographic of the f~Jpfr \h A N Autographic Kodak' easily makes pctures of all that goes to make up your home-YOTJR homo as distinguished from everybody else's. Pictures of the children-piotures about the house and . gardeu—pictures of friends and visitors. Personal piotures of that kind have lasting interest and pleasure for every member of the family. You can date and title every Kodak picture at the time - you take it, thus forming an AUTiLKNUO HISTORY.. AUTOGRAPHIC KODAKS at 355., 455., 525. 6d., 555,, 82s. 6d., £4125. 6t1,, £510s. upwards. BROWNIE CAMERAS (for the Children), from 6s. Look for the name Kodak or Brownie-on the Camera, and refuse substitutes. Sold by all Kodak Dealers Price List Free At YouivDealer'e or By Mail. KODAK (A'SIA) LTD., Wellington, Auckland, and Ounedin. 1 Ask your deato S&' Idgf '// HH VvW/""> K <"> mtht'AUttimyt' IUI

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