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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 857, 28 December 1929, Page 6

Don’t gamble with your holiday Snapshots See that you get KO DAK FIILM in the yellow cation It gets the picture—never lets you down S % is It goes without saying thrt all film must be fast. “Kodak” film is fast as fast as it can safely fie. As soon as film exceeds that safety limit, certain essential quality are sacrificed and picture making becomes a gamble. One quality that is sacrificed to excessive speed is UNIFORMITY. What is meant by uniformity is this: that each one of the millions of spools turned out every year must have exactly the same speed, exactly the same degree of cobtrol, exactly the same rate of development. Without this uniformity, which freakishly fast film cannot give, your exposures will go wrong. A correct exposure with one spool will become incorrect with another. You will simply be trusting to luck. Trust rather to common sense and forty years’ experience. Trurt to “Kodak” film the film that is uniform through and through the film that gives you all Hu speed you need the film that is known all over the world as “tha dependable film in the yellow carton.” British made. FROM ALL KODAK DEALERS and KODAK (A/sia) PTY. LTD., Successors to— SUCKLINGS I&2OUEEN STREET (Opposite H.M. Arcade)

“Boys and Girls Have You Started Collecting N.Z. Made Labels Yet? £9 Prizes for Best Collection \ The Auckland Manufacturers’ Association is offering prizes for the most comprehensive collection of Trade Marks of New Zealand-made Goods. All commodities made in New Zealand are eligible for competition irrespective of price, substance, purpose or size. The Trade Mark may be in the form of brand* label, wrapper, carton, stamp, or other form. . „ CONDITIONS: ' Jhe Competition is confined to juveniles of eithar sex under the age of eighteen. The brands on purchases made by the Competitor’s family 01 „ ° tber , wlse secured shall be eligible for entry. Une ? raad onl y of alJ y commodity should 'be included. But it will b« permissable to include the brands of different vasrieties of products of i ? same manufacturer. For example one variety each of Jam, Marma- , la d. e , Sauce etc., made by the same firm. ' of arra^eL^t. aWarded for (1) Number > < 2 ) (3) Neatness 4 ' and Casb ° rders the value of £5 (First), £3 (Second), nnrM.a.i r w V™, retaU store in Auckland Province for the „ Purchase of New Zealand-made Goods. ' PW»J rad i Marks to be detached from containers, or cut from wrapper*. f “ arranged on separate sheets of stiff papar (wrapping P»P« r 6. Where u ls 111 Rented into wood, leather, metal, or other substance 7 The rinJ?? 1 " 8 tbe desi «“ -will be permissable. * will om P etltlon Y 1 } 1 close on January 25th, 1930. The Prize Winners 8 The CV»TTiThPt*t- SUN” on Saturday, February Ist, * ' Aueklar^ P \ri tlo r T be 3 ud S ed by the Publicity Committee of the 9 Collection *+ ac turers’ Association, whose decision will be final. ' Auckland m» be . addressed “ N.Z. Brand Competition. C/o The Secretary, Auckland.” 11 factuiers Association, Empire Buildings, Swanson Bt, the Secret etary, Auckland Manufacturers’ Association, P.O. Box 510, Auckland. Remember !-Only Brands of Goods Made in New Zealand are Eligible for Competition. START COLLECTING TODAY!