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GOLF FEATURE... LOTUS ANCLE SPIKE - • a ® - A ORDINARY OOLF SHOE ANGLtSPIK. Lotus “Anglespike” Golf Mioes ! The essential feature of the Anglespike Golf Shoe was brought to us by Henry Cotton. This type of Shoe is constantly worn by expert golfers all over the world. Golf Shoes nailed in the ordinary way tend to become ineffective when the foot is tilted inwards during the stroke, for the tilting withdraws the spikes from the turf so that the only resistance to slip is the edge of the leather sole. The special construction of Lotus Patent Anglespike Shoes which is found in no other make with the inner row of spikes set at an angle, and close to the edge of the sole, ensures that the spikes in this row remain fully embedded in the tuif when the foot is tilted, and so retains an absolutely firm grip of the ground. Inspection will convince you that this is THE Golf Shoe. Sole Agents:— miILfIRAGIORGI i-7'ill OvifiUe* J" THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NTH. t Get Dental Plates Now! Save £l-1-0 bcott Brus. the modern Deuti.-ts offer thi» month a Special £l/1/- discount off all “Katuform” Sets fitted or ordered. Make a call and discuss your plate work with us, while this offer is available. Plates as low as §22'-SCOTT-BROI DENTISTS Abov* Gerrand'a (Bank Australasn Th« Square, Palm. Nth., phone 591 Also at Feilding. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES GIFFORD MOORE, OXGLEY and TREMAINE, (A. M. ONGLEY.; BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS, Money to lend at low rate of NATIONAL MUTUAL BUILDING, 27 Kaugitikei Street. JACOBS & GRANT, BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS, LETT’S BUILDINGS, £1 JUANGITULEI STREET. A milk bar has been opened in Singapore, one of the hottest places in the world. It is described as “one of the boldest commercial experiments in Singapore. ’ 1 Wireless sets, already iu use in a few British prisons, are to be installed in all in time. Negotiations are on foor for the provision of “talkie” apparatus in a few- prisons.

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Manawatu Times, Volume 63, Issue 80, 5 April 1938, Page 6

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