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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 222, 7 June 1918, Page 7

"Always wUh you— fr^Y&j^ never in iht wan" ij' Parting Gift— <%| |X A Vest-Pocket \pv Iff It is monotony, not bullets, that our soldier boys dread. In the training camps, on the transports, and during the months of forced inaction there are many tedious days of boredom—days the Kodak can make more cheerful. ; Pictures of comrades and camp life, pictures of the thousand and one things that can be photographed without endangering any military secret will interest them, and will doubly interest the friends at home. And j when peace comes it will make more vivid, i more real their story of their warns they tell it again and again to mother and sister and wife and little ones. There's room for a little Vest-Pocket Kodak in every soldier's kit. The expense is small—price only 40/-. THEY ARE ON SALE BY ALL KODAK DEALERS EVERYWHERE, AND AT Kodak (Australasia) Ltd. "THE KODAK CORNER" Corner Lambton Quay and Willis Street WELLINGTN