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Manawatu Herald, Volume XL, Issue 1851, 11 July 1918, Page 2

WHAT SHALL WE GIVE ? A KODAK is always a safe choice at times of presentgiving. It is so much more than the merely decorative and ornamental, and there is nothing commonplace about it. A gift must have something more than a sentimental hold on the receiver, otherwise it will soon he relegated to a corner and he forgotten. A useful present like a KODAK makes an infinitely better and more lasting bond between friends, and it is not surprising that Kodak outfits are appealing to the public fancy more ami more every year. But a KODAK is much more than useful. It is the key to a charming pastime, and one so simple that anybody—even a child —can take up with immediate success. WHEREVER there is a KODAK there is an enthusiastic picture-maker. It provides pleasing occupation for the leisure hour, and' makes a holiday a ramble and almost any sport or bobby infinitely more enjoyable. YOU can give a KODAK with every confidence. It is one of the few things that meet with genuine appreciation. Prices I and all information at HEALEY’S PHARMACY. [A Card.] H. A. INGLE DENTAL SURGEON. (Late Arthur H. Boyes.) Fraser's Buildings - Main Street, Fox toil. Hours: 9 a.m. lo 5 p.m, Wednesdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. .’Phone No. GO. [A Card.] F. T. DANVERS VETEKIN AR Y SURGEON, Palmerston North. Private ’Phone 478. Oi — Browne’s Stables, 'Phone 77. H. W. RICHMOND COACHBUILDER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR, Avenue Road - Foxlon. Jobbing Work of all descriptions carried out at moderate rates. Eoslimales given. Telephone No. 89.

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