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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 849, 18 December 1929, Page 8

The Gift that Keeps on Giving—o KODAK for " St r\ CHRISTMAS There is no gift more appreciated—none more likely to remind the user of the donor, year in and year out. Kodaks from 30/-. Brownies from 10/6. No. 1 Pocket Kodak, pictures x 2}in. Single Lens, SO/-. With f 7.9 Lens, 67/6. No. 1A Pocket Kodak, pictures 4i x 2/in. Single Lens, 60/-. With f 7.9 Lens, 77/6. No. 2 A Folding Hawkeye, pictures 4l x 2/sin, 50/-Cine-Kodak—the gift supreme for the whole family -—£lß/18/-. Come in and let us show you how easy it is to make “movies” at home. The Hew COLOURED BROWHIES bring Real Xmas Jog From the smallest children to the biggest grown-ups, everyone is delighted with the new Brownies. They are so good to look at, so light and strong and compact and such wonderfully efficient picture-makers. Five colours—Red, Blue, Green, Grey and Brown. No. 2 for pictures 3f * 2 {-in., 16/» No. 2A for pictures 4i x 2 fin., 21/= See these to-day—the very thing for Xmas. Your Camera-owner Friend will appreciate A PARCEL OF KODAK FILM BRITISH-MADE ‘lt Gets the Picture ’ J Just find out the picture size of your friend’s camera. There’s a Kodak film to fit it. And what could be better than a gift of British-made Kodak film ? Always utterly dependable, with wide latitude, which simply means that it reduces the danger of over- or under-exposure. 4 FROM ALL KODAK DEALERS and KODAK (Asia) PTY. LTD., Successors to— SUCKLINGS 162 QUEEN STREET (Opposite H.M. Arcade)