A RARE CHANCE. One of tho mosl important stocktaking sales ever conducted in Wellinßlon in now bcinff hold at Reynold's Sporli Dopot, 7+ wid 76, Wiliis-strcet, thoir hrßo and varied stock of bicycle eundrioi, tyres, f/o--carts, Rolf, hockoy, football, and finhinß goods being entirely in tho ptfUUo'n own hands. Golfers should not fail to inspaot a new ghipment of Forgan's celobratod ffolf clubs, which is ono. of Iho most popular mukes ou Iho murkot. Their sporting guns, gun cases, and cleaners have boon greatly reduced in price, nnd sportsmen should avail thcmsolvos of this opportunity. Intending motorists should see tho 4-oylinder F.K. aad 2| h.p. Minorva Motor Bicycles, and accessories now being displayed in thoir window. — Atlvt. I havo lost four toes in tho Mount Cook snows, An oy6 on the Tnfman Sea, Ono hand nnd a jaw in a circular saw, And a foot by a falling tree ; Bui I never took ill from a cold or chill, For health I could ayo ondure By wotting my throttle in time with a bottle Of Woods' Gxßfct, Pflanfii'miat Cure.— Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 134, 7 June 1906, Page 5
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180Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 134, 7 June 1906, Page 5
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