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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 104, 4 May 1915, Page 5

WINTER SPORTS. NEW GOODS. JUST ARRIVED FROM THE BEST ENGLISH MAKERS. NOW ON VIEW AT.OUH SHOW UOOMS. FOOTBALLS— RUGBY : Gilbert's 11. Match, Youths', Bussay's Match (1, 2, 3). ASSOCIATION: Busaey's, "Oxonian," "Swiftsure," and Bussey's Youths' "Swiftsure'' - (1, 2, 3) ; also Inflators, Ear-gaards, Shin-guards, Bladders, Lacing Awls, etc. HOCKEY STlCKS— Bussey's, Demon and Bulger Drivers, Sugg's, Clynker, County, Lancashire Witch; Shin-guards, Hockey Balls, Paint, etc. GOLF CLUBS — We beg to call special attention of Golf Players to our new assortment of FORGAN'S Drivers, Scotia, and Fibre-faced Brassies, Scotia.Bulldog, and Dreadnought Driving Irons, Mid Irons, Lofters, Mashies, Cleeks, Niblicks, Putters, G.M. and Accurate, Caddie Bags, Caddie Polish, Golf Balls, etc. GUNS— S.B.B.L., D.8.8.L., in Bonehill's and HolUs'b make, also the latest improved pattern of Winchester 12G Automatic Shot Gun. RIFLES — Winchester, calibres .?2, .38, .44, half and full magazines, .22 Automatio and Repeaters. REVOLVERS— .32 Automatic, Young America; Premier, double-action and hammerless. CARTRDDGES— A large assortment in Black and Smokeless Powders. BOXING GLOVES— Champion, Gold American Pattern, Sergeant Moriey, and Pulman's Improved Striking Bags, Punch Ball Gloves, Bladders, Swivels, etc JOHN DUTHIE & CO., Ltd., METALS AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS. WILLIS-STREET. TELEPHONES— Town Department, 3006; Office, 573; Country Department, 156; Iron Yard, 2564. FOR LITTLE MR. HARD-ON-BOOTS I . —^ SCHOOL FOOTWEAR , *jk " Boys will be boys," and they DO wear out boots, d£4&^Mffi. don't they? " Girls, too, will be girls," and they DO *^^rfdpii insist on smart shoes — shoes as stylish as " Mother's." vfiapPß*"^ LINDSAY'S are showing new juvenile footwear — K^—dßr^ the long*lasting, stylish, economical kind. See our SPECIAL YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGE SHOES! The "Dnr" of all College Footwear. And for Gentlemen, we recommend oar STANDARD SERVICE BOOTS At 22/6 i Have those Boots Re> soled with " Driped " the double-wearing waterproof soling. LINDSAY'S LTD. m More Beautiful =*^ z Precious Stones TTHE fine collection of precious stones for "■■ mounting up to special order, which has been such a feature of our stock, has recently been considerably added to. Some of the new lots are now being shown in our windows. The general public are recognising that the quality and lustre of our stones are much superior to what is usually obtainable. Make a point, therefore, of seeing our stock for your next requirements in jewellery. G. & T. YOUNG Ltd. 252U m bh,nQ»y ■^ - ' ' J 1,000,000 Samples Free! SS o £.v, i r e £) pp * t * o®% Seeora Urge ■unple bottle I It* good eff act* will convince you that at latt |3) fp& you bare got the medicine th»t will cure altar doctor* and other remedje* ' fia&ifr E3sß| have failed. lovaluable for cemptainta inch at Neurasthenia, Hydatida, i*?9*£^h]s££3i Aniim* Debility. Gall Stones, Chronic Indigestion, and liver Trouble*, VITADATJO it told by «rff ChmttU and Sloru.—3[6, 5\6 M Advica firm fira* from, ami addr«o yaar letters to i||j f Mlm<m k£3 S. A. PALMER, 439 Fliodcn Un, Melbourne **85s Wto _Jil mSM 111 By using < JT Hall's Distemper your jf^\ Jp home can be made brighter, *. \ Jr healthier, and more picturesque, \ ff at a cheaper cost Shan wall-paper, and without V B die objectionable smell or pamt. \ I / H 1 1 9 S ' <s vik m Jan JbW Vvv rvm v*^F 7. Ji B (Tried* Mark.) -\ \ is deservedly the popular wall covering of the day. It 1 is quickly and cheaply appliedwith a whitewash brush, i j& \ saving much in the cost of labour, andisathoroughdis- a ||X \ infectant and effective microbe and germ destroyer. 3 < JP? \ It retains its freshness and beauty of colouring ff jf% unimpaired for years. It gives a rich velvety £ fJ| >!k. wall surface, sets hard at cement, and .i^V.— -a? -J§V can be washed bylightlyspong- •>**" ingwithtepidwater. Hall's Distemper is made in 70 colours.indtnlingr rich dark as well as light t^ts. ]|||iy|f|||||*|f Fnll particulars post free on application to— iKßlriilyiliss R. & B. TINGEY & Co., Ltd., 30, Manners Street, Weffingrton, fe^^^^ Also at Wahoawoi. Palmbrston North, Makton & Wavbrlbt. <s£gs~|||||jjgpw ff — X^y^^N 1 EYESIGHT.^ 1/^"*\7f fIV/^^xJ \SP£CTACLES v? A V«I X^ Jf B 1/ SPECTACLES J&S+ vk\s^ - "^ -"^ SPECTACLES *&? -^$iS^ ' EYES THAT NEED HELP fSSKfff tf^J?^ B»ECOME weakened without good ie^fsK JJ^V THE. ► glaasos, and eye-strain neglected %f%2rj}^ fiV n«- ... ' leads to other evds gcj/g >» OPTICIAN Hundreds of people have . found our HFAnAfUFS. ■ FREE EYE-TE!3T the first . step to WEAKEY^ 'SS'MANNERS S3' greater comfort and better vision. wi2*r£££ '""" W .?£ \i LET US TEST YOUR EYES I j^SS^S WELLINGTON^ lews Iga^gCOWSUITATIOHSTREE SIGHT-TESTING ROOMS, :_IZ.TT - ----- 103, Customhouse-qy., Wellington. -^ _^^&>w T. H. MORRISON. H. S. GILBERD. •j/^^^pvV' SPRING CLEANING. *Q**&zi%/ >O^"*^r /~IARPETS lifted, beaten, and returned WAR NEWS ! v- B»mo day if required. Windows QJERVICE Glasses, Prism, Field, and cleaned, Chimneys »wept, House and O Marine Binoculars, Territorial and Office cleaning. Scout Telescopes, Compasses, and Pocket WELLINGTON CLEANING CO., Monoculars, etc.— W. R. SCHOLEFIELD, 87, Dixon-ttreat. 97, Ikxoß-»tr*it Optician, 30, Muuwrs-atreet, opp. Fowlds, 'Photui 8884 *Ltd.