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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 7 February 1925, Page 4

• “Why did you play the League game?” queried the chairman, Mr. J. Prenderville, at the last meeting of the Wellington Rugby Union, when examining a Maori youth who appeared in support of an application for reinstatement under the union’s code. “Well, it was like this,” replied the youth; “I was having' a holiday at. the time, and I saw a crowd playing League, and I just butted in.” (Laughter.) The applicant hastened to add that he had only erred once. The union /decided to forgive the breach, subject to the/consent of the New Zealand Union. The line indigo coating “Sincerity” suits reduced from £8 Ids to £6 Ids'at the Melbourne’s Sale of suits are selling fast, and, no wonder. There’s not a. finer suit made than this: Pox’s genuine 18-ounce indigo serge, best “Sincerity” make, beautifully tailored and hand-stitched throughout, and a perfect, fit, Our absolute guarantee in every particular goes with this suit. — Advt. Workers! Out, out warehouse and nlwp profits. Buy boots direct from factory. Save money and get better quality. Babies’ .shoes, 1/-; boots, 3/6; school boots from 8/9; men’s nlo.ted boots, 16/11; ladies’ shoes from 8/6; sand air from 4/6. Send stamp for 16-page illustrated price list. | Mention paper.—HYMAN ISAACS', 1 Boot Fa.<rt.Jory, Hanover St,, Dunedin. Satisfaction guaranteed or mnoey refunded. ' 7 Prices for cottun, silk and wool have advanced, but during the end-of-season sale Harrop’s prices are lower than ever. This is your opportunity to restock at prices much below normal values. — Harrops Ltd. r '