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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9697, 22 January 1910, Page 5

We don't want their Christmas pudding, Said the pauper to his pards, 'Cause if we eat too much of it We won't win the hundred yards —At the Swimming Sports on Monday.* ••LET THE CHILDREN KODAK." It has been said that if you make children happy in their childhood you make them happy twenty years afterwards. by the memory of it. The youngsters of today are better catered for in the way of amusements and sports than were their forebears, and as an instance, take Photography. The school child to-day can have his own Camera and enjoy all the pleasures of taking pictures along > with the grownups. A child's Camera complete with developing and minting outfit can be procured from the IMPERIAL CAMERA 00. of Willis Street, WELLINGTON, for 13/-, and no better gift could be devised for a boy or girl. The outfit consists of a No. 1 Brownie Camera 6/~, a complete developing and printing outfit 6/- and the balance of the purchase money covers postage. The Camera is well made, covered with fine quality imitation leather and has nickel fittings. It is fitted with time or instantaneous exposure and carries a roll of films giving six exposures. The No. 1 Brownie Camera is not a toy but provides interesting, instructive and healthful amusement for boy or girl. WRITE TO-DAT fcr the IMPERIAL CAMERA CO*- COMPLETE CATALOG (JE OF CAMERAS and photographic accessories. It illustrates and describes all the newest cameras and appliances(The Brownie No. 1 is shown on page 60; and though containing nearly 300 pages, it wi'l be sent free by the IMPERIAL CAMERA CO , Willis St., WELLINGTON, on request.