Choose your Racket! Get it by mail —from JOHNS LTD. Perry and Austin, British Davis Cup players, both use Slazenger’s famous tennis rackets. The Southern Cross Rackets depicted here are made by Slazengers specially for Johns Ltd. They are the finest range of tennis rackets in the country today. Every frame has been strung by our own expert stringer. You can safely order one of these rackets by mail. Select the model you want and let our experts choose the racket. There are four of Auckland’s leading players on our staff. State weight required when ordering. SOUTHERN CROSS FIVE STAR A seven-piece beech and ash frame in the new multiplex construction. The design is most attractive and this model represents the finest type of racket made Price 90/SpUTHERN CROSS FOUR STAR A four-piece model (incorporating hickory-ash-hickory) with full shoulder overlay of ash. A high-class racket for the good player for a little less money Price 807SOUTHERN CROSS THREE STAR A three-piece laminex construction with a full shoulder overlay of selected ash, to ensure strength and reliability Price 757SOUTHERN CROSS TWO STAR A two-piece laminated model with a full shoulder overlay of ash. Attractively priced 67/6 SOUTHERN CROSS ONE STAR A two-piece ash incorporating shoulder overlays of sycamore which gives great strength to the hardhitting player Price 57/6 SOUTHERN CROSS COMMODORE A two-piece model in ash at a very low price . 507SOUTHERN CROSS COMMANDER Specially designed for beginners who require a durable racket at the very lowest cost. . Price 37/6 FREE CATALOGUE. Write immediately. Send for Johns’ free catalogue of sports requisites. JOHNS LIMITED Chancery Street AUCKLAND.
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Northland Age, Volume 3, Issue 12, 22 December 1933, Page 8
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