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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 143, 6 March 1918, Page 7

We read of love, we read of war, Of val'roue deeds and myetic lore; But then, we're re-id it all before, • And yearn for something newer. There's nothing freah, the world is stale, And weary'.ae a twice-told tale. Yet stay! 'When coughs and colds prevail, There's Woods' Great Poppermint tea. . , -Advt. Mr. J. W. 'IT. Harrison notifies by advertisement that his physical culture classes will ■r.esumeiiiext week. When "TAN-Or/ , camps' in, dullness, go'ee.biit. A splendid polisher for floors and furniture, leather and tan ehoes. In tins—liquid, Is.; paste, 6d.—Advt.

, "Here is Sufficient Film for Sixty Pictures I" Just a handful of will tell the story of your holiday Anybody can take and finish pictures by the ■ " Kodak system—and do it well. Beoause simpler to handle Kodak films give better results than glass plates. You need , no darkroom for loading the oamera, or for unloading. Even tho developing is done without a darkroom, and print making is easy (again no darkroom) with Velox or Azo . paper. If you don't care to do your own developing and printing, Kodak film, being light and unbreakable, may be readily mailed to your dealer for finishing., Full Kodak Efficiency is only realised when Kodak Film is used. ' Refuse substitutes. Look for "N-C" on the packet and "Kodak" on the spool-ond. Autographic Kodaks from 40/- upwards Brownie Cameras from 10/- upwards ~ ' Price List Free at your Dealer's or by Mail. Sold by ALL KODAK DEALERS, and KODAK (Australasia) LTD. "THE KODAK CORNER" Corner LAMBTON QUAY and WILLIS ST. WELLINGTON Note Address Carefully