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Northern Advocate, 28 January 1922, Page 7

{ School Outfits — : I givers of GOOD SERVICE! m After all what parents want most 4 £ in Boys' School Clothing is Service. « Whether it be Shorts or Shirts, Suits 1 * 1 or Boots, they must be good if they 1 are *° k® economical. That is why £ A fathers and mothers rely upon 1 C J "H. 8." Quality —they know defin- 1 / itely that / Boys' Golf Hose, 4s lid, 5s 6d \ £ Boys' Grey Flannel Shirts, 14s 6d i \ Boys' Sport Suits, 39s 6d i \ Boys' School Boots, 22s 6d 1 I Zealand \ Factory,] * IcLOTHINGFACTORYI WHANGAREI. , 27 i iifliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifliiiiiii | t |l||||||||||||n|| i I|||nnl i || i |l| n | i | iH l iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiniiiniuiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^''i!iiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii[iiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiii{iiiiiiij}g ID. FORREST J WALTON STREET WHANGAREI | T SELL at the Lowest Rates everything a Farmer | needs from a Needle to a Tractor. g Goods not in stock will be procured immediately upon order, | ■ AGENCIES covering North of Whangarei include— | "Fletcher" Milking Machines | "Moore" Lighting Machine# | M " 1.0.A." Insurances : Fire, Accident, Employers | ( Liability, Marine Risks, etc., etc. g I S SPECIAL LINES carried— | Rubberware for all Milking Machines | Booth, Macdonald Farm Implements j Seeds, Produce, Potatoes and Manures | | Belting, Shafting, Pulleys, etc., etc. | 1 D. FORREST I I LAND and COMMISSION AGENT ■ I Walton Street, Whangarei Thonem j I v All Classes of Imperishable Goods Stored at Low Rates. §g H 37° |= B»iiuMu«M»iu.iuMinnmiMTniTunimiiinnffllli|yK110ll[iyi|iraiPll!l|[|iniinil[llllllllllllUlllllinilllllllllllllllllllllllllll]lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliillllllllliillW8S

fluMq yoio BUTTERFLY In three grades— "VET A The PURPLE, The / | »■ Ek RED, and The BLUE * *■" **- BUTTERFLY Labels. < V Q 9 All grocers sell them. {*££!£? . _ jwpmmtenJCT Goldberg 12 ! 1,,, i ii. mi 11 uiii mi nuiiiii in innnin mi in Hfll'llliillllW'l l«l« 1 DUNLQP RUBBER BOWLS g = Bowlers throughobt New Zealand will be keenly interested In the = s fact that we have succeeded In manufacturing a perfect HARD s RUBBER BOWL. Its advantages will at once appeal to all devotees = = of the pastime—and its adoption by bowlers will effect considerable = = improvement in their play. This has been the pleasing experience of = = every player who has yet had an opportunity of using the new Dun- a 1 lop production. The Bowl is of Solid Rutfber throughout-as hard and = — finegrained as ebony, with a surface polish like glass. Itisabso- = 1 lutely impervious to moisture, heat or cold-a vast improvement on m = the wooden or composition bowls now in use. It will not chip, craek, = shrink or alter its shape or weight in any respect. Apart from the 1 construction of the Bowl, there is no subsequent loading needed to = bring it to correct weight—thus ensuring an even balance. | IT'S THE HOST PERFECT AND TRUEST HAYING BOWL YET SEEN ON ANY GREEN | = The standard clrnc of Dunloo Bowls areas follows:—5", 51-16". SJ" = 1 Every Bowl is standard weigSt and No. 3 Bia*-full, l = = specified. This work is executed by the leading expert in Australia = and once stamped by the Association's representative will never vary. I S _C\. CSL Approved by Ike Dominion Bowlinf AxocUHm. 1 Z? Obtiiaibli (rem *11 leodiw Sport. Depot. and .npplier. oi Sporlim Good.. Wm ! WmT Price: £7 per set (4) myw J Silt# tt™ DLNLOP RUBBER CO. of AusU Ltd.. M Igg