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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 86, 8 October 1914, Page 5

f SUMMER SPOUTS ! r\UR NEW STOCK OF SUMMER V/ SPORTING GOODS from the leading British makers is NOW TO HAN», and comprises a. splendid assortment of the 'ollowing lines: — CRICKET : BATS-J. Wisden and Co. -Selected, No. 1 quality. Forester and Son — Royal, Special Driver, Standard, etc. A. ti. Rpaldinpr's— Record, Century, Grand l'rix. County Special, London Club. Single Rubber, Practice. Stewart Surrid&» and Co.— Standard Driver. Ordinary, P.R.D., Special, Extra Special. Gunn and Moore — Autograph (Special ;Kr> and Extra Special), Cannon. Bussey's Bn Youths' Bats. S BALLS — A fine selection by the following _Sl makers: — Duke and Sons, Forrester, IS T?at<\s. olc. S3 SUNDRIES— Ba-ttuiß and Wicketkeeping /| Gloves, Leg Guard?, Bafc Handle gd| Covers. Nets and Poles. Wickets, Baik, J Bag*, Scoring Books, etc. i TAYLOR'S i LAWN BOWLS : w A splendid (selection, full weights and sizes, il| black or brown, in extra quality, ivory fi or silver mounts. China, Jacks, Bowl % Nete and Cases, I.R. Mats, Measuring I iSI I'pgs, etc. LAWN TENNIS : RACQUETS— Slazenfrer's— Doherty, E.G.M., Demon, Special Demon, Ranshaw, Player. Centrajoct, Special Slazenger Bussey's— College. Sheffield's — A.D.P., Tho Special. Davis's— Risloy Hexagon BALLS— Ayre«'s— "Championship," "Tho British" (Hard Court) Slazonger's— "Championship" (Hard Court) SUNDRIERNets, Poles, Court Markers, Marking Pins, Net Guides, Racquet Presses, Covers and Cases, Rubber Grips, Gut Reviver, Tapo Measures, etc. JOHN DUTHIE & CO., Ltd., METALS AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS. SHOWROOMS— WILLIS-STREET ■ 1 Springtime Needs CHARMING VASES FOR FLOWER DECORATIONS It is a delight to see such pretty Silver Vases as we are now showing in our window. A delight also to imagine what fine effects in flower decorative schemes you can obtain by their use. Consider that a set of Vases or Flower Stands, once bought, is a permanent acquisition, for years of usefulness, and you will appreciate the comparatively small initial outlay. Flower Stands, E.P., from 27/6 to 67/6. Flower Vases, E.P. from 5/6, Silver from 9/-. G. & T. YOUNG Ltd. g* !--*■,<*? By using jr Hall's Distemper your 4^ \ home can be made brighter, „ \ £ healthier, and more picturesque, \ M at a cheaper cost than wall-paper, and without tk V g the objectionable smell of paint. *\ I I Distemper y) H (Trade M*rk.) JL*. \ \ is deservedly the popular wall covering of the day. It JpF \ is quickly and cheaply applied with a whitewash brush, l| \ saving muchinthecost of labour, andisathoroughdis- /ll& \ infectant and effective microbe and germ destroyer. / tj|f \ It retains its freshness and beauty of colouring £ W\ tk unimpaired for years. It gives a rich velvety £ ffl | wall surface, sets hard as cement, and j# _Jh_^O \^ can be washed by lightlyspong- /«^^ > s ™uigwilhtepidwatap^^ Hall's Distemper is made in 70 colours.inclu ling rich dark as well as light tints, Ful l particulars post free on application to— B§ll_§il_iSsnl_i? R, ft E, TINGEY & Co., Ltd., 30, Manners Street, Wellington, fei^^^^^g Also at Wanganvi, Palmbrston North, Marton & Waverley. UNCONDITIONAL / *W|l Mi P' An EASY VICTORY over M P COUGHS and C©LPS || Kp ■ 1 .. is OBTAINED BY TAKING ■■ MS 1m A Dose or 7\vo is generally sufficient. ||1 If not obtainable in your district, send direct to— || ll W. G. HEARME <& CO. ILT©., Geelong, Vie. M JJ.gf^Sh Offlce-kennedy BnUdlogi, 33, CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON.