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NZ Truth, Issue 881, 14 October 1922, Page 9

DOCTOR RECOMMENDS "McGAVIN'S." According to a well-known medical man no beverage stands higher in regard'tp healthfulness and.pafatabillty than McGavin's Stout. Absolutely pure ahd nutritious — ideal for invalids and convalescents. AU Hotels and -Bottle Stores. Bottled in Wellington only by J. Mcllraith and Co., 140 Willis Street.* THE LONG NIGHT'S V.GIL. How friendly the light of a Golden Ray Candle seems in the long night's vigil, at the sick-bed of, a "dear one. i Golden Ray Candles never disturb the patient, 'but burn steadily with a quiet, soft light. Always have a packet of Goldgn Ray Candles handy.If your .grocer does not yet stock them, write direct to us,:, arid we will see that you are supplied. Eilis and Manton, Ltd., Manufacturers,- . G.P.O. Box 222, Wellington.* ' Seideberg is having another go this season. He is by. far the oldest Otago rep. playing now. Sneddon, of the Auckland .team, has been made a member of the Management Committee of the Association. Canterbury cricketers xnade a start to get into shape last Saturday, and several practice matches were gone on with. Fuller, the Canterbury wicketkeeper, is a very fair man at the job, but he suffers by comparison with such keepers as J. N. Fowke and Charlie Boxshai!. v Westbroolc, who represented Otago last year against Wellington on the Basin Reserve, will be playing for Wellington Y.M.C.A. to-day. That club will have something like 100 players in the field each . Saturday— surely a local record. Read and McLachlan will be Canterbury's stock bowlers this season unless some new blood ean be found from the junior ranks. It is gratifying to see such a large number of teams . 'taking part in the various grades this year. That good batsman Herb. Lambert may be back again in Wellington before the English team is due to play there.