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Free Lance, Volume XV, Issue 802, 12 November 1915, Page 19

I White Shoes are the real "finishing touch" to | fo. a charming summer toilette: but they must be "Nugget" Whit@ Cleaner gives a snowy whiteness to Buckskin, Doeskin and JlPlP^plJv/jj ©a Canvas Boots and Shoes. Only a little need be used. e 1 cry ® asil y applied. I Spreads evenly—dries I W7\m- quickly:—does not rub off j —- retains its whiteness — I will not injure the finest * r^Br — from your Dealer. II SATISFACTION AND > -WWW \vj REAL ECONOMY IN J R&rVWvv V\ every bottle I I <lr rA fcg&tWSß-46 M. H ' cufy[# fICTW " e I ASk yon? AneSajf ( IJ . fb?a sample. Call at the KASH for your jrv Attire! What sport do you follow—Cricket, Bowls, Tennis, Golf or / /\ Rowing ? For any of these sports we will supply you with /'X\ the proper " togs "—smart, dressy, serviceable—and, don't \nf \\ forget, low priced. There's Big Value in THESE items. JtX Bowling and Cricket Hats, cotton or felt, 1/11 to 6/6. -v^L-.—••< **«* Bowling, Cricket and Tennis Trousers, grey or white, 8/6, "i u•'&&<» 12/6, 15/6, to 22/6. Tennis Shirts, cotton or flannel, from 4/6. Tennis and Bowling Shoes, chrome or rubber soles, 4/3 to 27/6. Cricket Boots, 12/6 to 17/6. Walking and Biding Breeches, Rowing Knickers, cotton or woollen, 2/6 to 7/6. Bowing Singlets in all Club colors e CALL NOW AT THE START OF.THE SEASON. Write if you would rather. WALLACE & GIBSON, T M A f T H ;" WELLINGTON. iiuiuj J ■ ■LiumiuiiLWiULmx^mtHM;.i 111 ( mffTfrrTn j Tnn^^ MORRISON & PENNEY, ——————ART TAILORS ' PATEONS PLEASE NOTE THAT WE HAVE ONLY ONE ADDRESS : McCarthy's chambers, OpST^IHS (Right opposite Hotel Windsor), I WILLIS STREET ... WELLINGTON.-