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Evening Post, Volume LXX, Issue 155, 30 December 1905, Page 3

FOR SPORTS GOODS/"" . E. W. MILLS & CO., limited, f HUNTER-STREET AND * I JERVOIS-QTJAY, I NOW LANDING FOR THE SEASON- | f'PTPUIi'T fei 1 TENNIS . •*■ I I CROQUET £ , I . I polo pmm 1 - RACE OARS «■[ R . SCULLS CIIICKET BATS— ISB^Sj Wisdeu's, Odd's, Bussey'e, Shaw and '^ 4^'^ eu^ v t .Shrewsbury's, Dark's, Worsop's, Sykes 1 , Killick'6, imgg'B, Surrauges', Page's, and -fet, J2vncfp&%i Clapshaw's. %?££um3i^,/fjs YOTJTUS' and BOYS' BATS," all sizes ixxuO <*M,<i, CRFCKET BA.LLS— «^g*w* Wisden's, Duke's, and Hitchcock's , 'J? lJ *Q ur Leather Balls O&, f^K&ftsMesfo, COMPOSITION CRICKET BALLS in rari- aXifJcOif i S j ous qualities f^Z.,5 v *!^ li ; I LAWN TENNIS $%s££' I 1 I RACQUETS- =2g?*&& !S Doherty, Gore, Queen's Club, Vtile, 9^/^n^Sa I E.G.M., Special Slazenger, Riseley, t Vf U % Special Demon, Demon, Cannes, Ren- '^^ S^>i %H «- \ shaw, Special Club, La Belle, etc. %g%££2*£ | 1 \ , TENNIS BALLS- S*E^ i IS ij Slazenger's Championship Tn VtuAi /uliu \ § > CROQUET SETS tt all prices. Extra CtCT^&J^ \ \ ' Mall^ ts ' Balls ' Pees> eto - mmmvwSim j 'j J SPECIAL DISCOUNT TQ CLUBS 1 / | | ;( INSPECTION INVITED. ml m&wk w» E. W. MILLS &CO , Ltd., • • • AYliiljXjTpJ G Jl ON i

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THE FRAGRANCE OF TEA Passes away very quickly when the Tea remains exposed, especially in & moist climate like ours. SECURED BY LEAD PACKING The fragrance is kept, aud with it the strength— recommendations that are \ cry prominent features in GOLDEN CUP TEA. This Delicious Brand of PURE CEYLON TEA is grown in the choicest part of that famous country, and is guaranteed pure by the State forbidding thnt auy foreign Tea shall ever be imported into Ceylon. GOLDEN CUP TEA reaches SSIALLBONE, GRACE & CO., The SOLE AGENTS in Wellington, N.Z., in air-tight lib paoka^es and in boxes, in regular guaranteed shipments. Ask for GOLDEN CUP TEA, jfive it & trial, and recommend it to your friends.

Used in Wellington Hospital Laundry. • The Laundry attached to the Wellington Hospital is about the bestequipped and most modern in the colony. The laundry hands are kept busy every week day, dealing with the immense wash of the Institution. It is only by effective organisation and the use of the best wasliing necessaries that the staff can cope with the work. The laundry helps, or washing necessaries, such as soap, blue, and starch, must be of the best description, the two important considerations which affect the choice being— Efficiency and Economy, Efficiency implies a great deal to the Hospital, because apart from the fact that the clothes must be thoroughly cleansed, it is imperative that they should be free from anything likely to irritate the tender skins of the sick people. The Hospital Authorities must exercise reasonable economy in the expenditure of public money. "JRoyaljlue ," or " Empire Blue," ' As it is more familiarly called, is used exclusively in the Wellington Hospital Laundry because it is Efficient, Economical and Pure. Has this any interest for you?

vfeljJ|4i&4 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE ** ' ' UNIUEMAL PATENT! OPFICB* 55, LAMBTON-QUAY, WELLINGTON. Kelhurno Tramway Avenue. PATENTS and Trade-marks obtained in ' all countries. If you have an idea for a Patent and desire the best results and roliablo information, writo or call on. us. . 1 , KEEK buyers who aro looking for Cutlory that boar the mark of quality will find in our beiection Tablo Knives— tho kind thnt cut when the meat is tough —Pocket Knives, and Scissors ; evory kind one can think of. Carving Knives— tho kind that never make you loso your temper. And Discount Tickets on all purohascs at ROBERTS AND SIMS, Ironindngeri> 38, Cuba-street. SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUKLTY TO ANIMALS. npHE public arc earnestly requested to J. kindly communicate any act of cruelty to anim.ila that inaj; como under their notice to the Inspector Box 103, 'IP.O. WollinKton.

HOW LONG HAVE YOU WORN THOSE GLASSES ? HERE is an important question for you. A glass worn too long becomes a detriment rather than a help. Many people continue the use of glasses long after they have ceased to benefit. It's easy and wise to havo an accurate examination of your eyes once every two years ov oftener, as it should bo done. FRAMELESS SPECS AND EYEGLASSES Made up in Nickel, Rolled Gold, and Gold. ALFRED* LEVI, CONSULTING OPTICIAN, 39, Lnmbton-qu'ay, Wellington. 1 T. H. MORRLSON, Manager.