What Spring Suggests for Well-dressed Men With the coming of warmer Weather and summer sports there is sure to be something you require in outfitting. You will find the correct Wear for all occasions, in smart styles, and favourably priced at Strange's. Striped Fuji Silk Shirts, with collars to match .. .. .. 25/Plain Fuji Silk Shirts, collars attached or with collars to match .. 22/6 Striped Poplin Shirts, with collars to match .. .. 15/6 19/6 Striped Neglige Shirts, in new designs 9/6 10/6 12/6 White Tennis and Canoe Shirts—--9/6 10/6 12/6 Cream Pull-overs, with V-shaped neck, in club stripes .. .» 15/6 Silk Socks, in plain shades—--5/6 7/6 10/6 Fancy Socks, in newest stripes—--3/6 to 8/6 Cream Cashmere Socks, for tennis, cricket, etc. .* 2/11 to 4/6 Fine Wool Underwear, in summer weights .. 9/6 10/6 13/6 Wool and Cotton Underwear—--4/11 6/6 8/6 Soft Felt Hats, in all leading makes and styles .. 25/- to 42/White Felt Hats, for bowling, etc.— 10/6 Black Hard Felt Hats, in new style* 25/s for all Men's Wear
JONES MOTORS UJ. The Harlem Comer - Clock Tomer
Beach Racing Season Opened In the Beach Races on Saturday, Sept.* 26th, Indians overwhelmed all opposition and maintained their reputation as the speediest motor-cycles built. 4"IMIMU&Ij*SE G. Lambert (7-9 Indian) Ist and Fastest Time. i.«aati-RiinTsn»ifiirii G. Lambert (7-9 Indian) 2nd and Fastest Time. In both these races Lambert was the scratch man, and had to make up a huge handicap. 4-Mlle Private Owners' !fM;l"/i iltt'KWtw* W. Thomas (2| AJ.S.) was an easy winner in this race. More World's Records! Advice has just come to hand of no less than six new World's Grass Track Records established in Australia by S. C. Stratton on Indian Motor-cycles. Here arc the details:— i On a 3£ h.p. Indian, Stratton covered a mile in 47secs, 3 miles in 2mins. 25 l-ssecs., 5 miles in 4mins. Bsecs. On a 7 h.p. Indian he did a mile in 46 l-ssecs, 3 miles m 2mins. 21 sees., and 5 miles in 3mins. 28secs. Call in and see the latest Indian and A.J.S> Mcdels. You can have a demonstration ride without obligation. We give easy terms on all machines. Sole Agents for Indian and AJ.S. BELL CYCLE & MOTOR CO,, LTD. , 110 LICHFIELD STREET. CHRISTCHURCH "
SPRING TIME IS TONIC TIME. DR. "WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. This 13 the time of the year -when many people allow themselves to get into what is termed a "run-down" condition. This means that they arc without ambition, are listless, tire easily, sleep lightly or not at all, are-subject to headaches and have no appetite for their meals. This condition may have serious results because the victim's resistance to disease is lowered. Now is the time to build up your blood. There is no better blood-builder than Dr. Williams' Pink Pills; they contain just the elements needed to build up and enrich the blood and restore the lost vigour and vitality. On sale everywhere, 3s per box. —{j
Nowadays a prolonged coal strike entails a big loss of revenue on the railways, yet at one time in England it was imagined that they would never be so far degraded as to carry coal. When George Stephenson suggested that they should augment their revenue in this way, the suggestion was opposed as likely to bring the railways, into contempt. For many years after the London and Birmingham" railway first began to carry coal, the waggons that* contained it were sheeted over, so that their contents might not be seen; and when the coal wharf was made at Crick station, near Eugby, a screen was built to hide the work from the observation of passengers on the line.
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18508, 9 October 1925, Page 5
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