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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue LXXXVIII, 10 September 1914, Page 5

SUMMER Jj|j||k SPOKTS ! ' §:::?^^l^^J H C\ V1& NBW ST OCK OF SUMMER |-;:±I :£H±E ±i 9 V^ SPORTING GOODS from the leading |r::'.±Si:m+r a British makers is NOW TO HAND, and rr "i 3:E:E 3: : ?+s++£ m comprises a, splendid assortment of tho VlaX'"':44s:"iSiS^V l aX'"':44s : "iSiS^ following lines: — W-liiHr CRICKET : ll : i :: ± : Si^ BATS- ! Wisd . en "^^ Co.— Selected, No. 1 Forrestsr and Son-Royal, Special Driver, SUndard, etc. ml A. G. Spalding'B— Record, Century, || Grand Prix County Special, LonSql don Club, Single Rubber, Practice ml Stewart Surridge and Co.— Standard aBI Driver. Ordinary. P.R.D. |M Special. Extra Special |»| Gunn and Moore — Autograph (Special Hfl • aad Extra Special), Cannon ffiffl Bussey's Youths' Bats |1 BALLS— , A fine selection by the following fin makers:— Duke and Sons, ForFiji resfcer, Batee, eto. if sundriesIs Batting and Wicketkeeping Glove*, Ml Leg Guards, Bat Handle Covers, ia Nete and Poles, Wiokets, Bail*,AM Bags, Scoring Books, etc. LAWN TENNIS : RAOQUBTS— Slazenger'e— Doberty, E.G.M., Demon, Spool*! Demon, Renshaur PJa-yer, Centraject, Special Slazenger ' Bussey's— College. Sheffield's— A.D.P., The Special. Davis' s—Risley Hexaffon BALLS— Ayrcs's— "Championship," "the British" (Hard Court) Slanenger's— "Championship" (Hard Court) SUNDRIESNete, Poles, Court Markers, Marking Pins, Net Guides, Racquet Presses Covers and Cases, Rubber Grips, Gut Reviver, Tape Measures eto. TAYLOR'S LAWN BOWLS: A splendid selection, full weighte and sizes, black or brown, in extra quality ivory or silver mounts. China Jacks, Bowl Nets and Cases, I.E. Mats, Measuring Pegs, etc. JOHN DUTHII & CO., Ltd., METALS AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS. SHOWROOMS-WILLIS-STREET ' EXTRAORDINARY VALUE in | up-to-date Bedroom Furniture are quite confident that the r F?^r MlM '1 va ' ue we otter in good sound / S^ lllflisA BhS ) dependable furniture cannot be I jfi^k Ol*^i^-S^3^_ surpassed. We invite you most I /StSSSB. i^lltf!!? j^^Sf cordially to call and see our stock. I ' ou cannot f**' to appreciate the \ •ffi^3g%^^^|^^^ c design and quality of our Bedroom \L? tf : i3£pEOTT :=s ft: • Suites> OUR LOW RENTS AND X^ L Jb. EXPENSES ENABLE US TO SELL CHEAPER THAN ANYONE ELSE IN WELLINGTON. J. G. MARSHALL'S The Quality Furnishing House . 46 ADELAIDE ROAD, WELLINGTON If You HaVe Use for a Dry Cell- j You Have Use for a "Hellesen" ! 9 i Buy a Hellesen Dry Cell not only because it lasts longer, §1 | but because it gives more power while it lasts. || It is remarkable for great steadiness and durability. It will , §1 appeal to you also by reason of its economical prices. It § i merits — nay, claims— your notice because of its many points j| of satisfaction. §3 Remember — Hellesen I Your ironmonger stocks them, Or P direct from |j I JOHN CHAMBERS & SON 1 Engineers - * Wellington 1 Distinctive Gold Alberts A Special Display at Young's There are vast differences in the workmanship of Gold Alberts — differences often not observed by the average purchaser. These we are now showing are made by a specialist 'on the premises, and are worthy of most critical inspection. It will be noticed that the solderings are all quite invisible, the links precisely even, and the surface and finish perfect. Such craftsmanship is much superior to the work of the average all-round jeweller. Most assuredly no better Chains are to be bought in Wellington. See these and decide that when you buy an Albert' it shall be from G. & T. YOUNG LTD. 252 Lambton Quay :: WELLINGTON The National Mutual LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA. Hie First Office in the World to issue Policies free ■ from Harassing Restrictions. - „ ■ ,-■■ Funds - Orer £8,000,000 I Annual Income £1,284,179 Reversionary Bonuses amounting to £3,400,000 i Head Office for New Zealand rCUSTOMOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON | I Unrivalled Since 1860 /jg§& If any, manj trandradt of so-«*Ued congk «• '^SfS* I core* b»vß como and goo* daring Bos* J* Sobs I) aington's half century of tuefulMis I j] Ma&y. m»ny thousand* of •nfftren to- Jft y% day pin thtir faith to this grand old fli <jfi^ \ ■'■ remedy for Oought, OoJds,. WkDoping fla ftJir 1 Coogh, Bronehitii, Inflti«nz». ,. JBla^ /^g^y l^ Bonnington's Carrageen Irish Moss /?m^% \ Has persisted on it* merits ! Tluranerer Mift*i\jrffY&k ' teas a oaso in vhioh its on did not giv* grf S \\ZfJplvm It is potent and penetr*tivt— breaks the jfiy/ff/ S 3!* ; *^*?!i«k htctinir Gongh— cuta the dangerous Hf HJ / iffi choking phlrgm, and jet cm b* givon M to. O:j( S\VlWßlffiaSx « to urea wee miles with mtetj. ft.. " Toneiiu trort *Bonninpton'«" implicitly. Jarwir'k' ''••t \*^?*!s/slS|l. provided it is iha GENUINE- thtir* xro Hf iV ' fl >: ] 4>s fill'>'*)t\' k Oo2^U&k •core* of imiw«on»-bs sni'# l 71 /^y^JLjL W a W&\uM$N ■ »'^^liiMii^^MllMMMMßisMßHßßßßßMßßHßßßlK3fcß>Jttiss>t«BM^|«ff^J^^