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Patea Mail, Volume LII, 2 March 1931, Page 4

FOR CRICKET. TENNIS. CROQUET. BOWLING. And OTHER SPORTS REQUISITES, Go to HOUNSELL’S SPORTS DEPOT THE AVENUE, WANGANUI. SEE OUR BRADMAN AND DEMPSTER BATS. BANANAS. ISLAND & NAVAL ORANGES MANDARINS. GRAPES. PEARS. DELICIOUS, STURMER, AND DOHERTY APPLES. COOKING APPLES. TOMATOES, LETTUCE. AND VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS. INCLUDING SOME FINE CAULIFLOWERS & CELERY. GOOD CABBAGE AND LETTUCE PLANTS.

A. WONG. EG-MONT STREET, PATBA. SUITS—SUITS. SUITS —SUITS. The majority of men cannot afford to buy dozens of suits, and consequently .want a suit to wear well and not to show signs of delapidation until it is well past its first youth and on into respectable middle age We invite you to see our stocks of "Golden Fleece’ 5 Suitings, all guaraniccd and branded on every yard for your protection; also the fa mono ‘ ( Salt aive ’ ’ Serges in black, blue, and greys. Those brands are only stocked by bespoke tailors. J. DEMPSEY, PATE A. GENT. ’S TAILOK, (Late J. J. JToltham), KITING PADS.—A new consignment; 200 pages Is each; or 3 foi Ns (hi; at “Pa ton and Wavorley Press’’ Office, lignum! Street, Pate.a. pKKSF.NTS- -Ten ' per cent. off all presents purchased for cu.-h,—D. Hoots. Central Stores, Paten. gI ’OPTING PATH HS. Periodicals, ,M aga/iaes, Hooks ot every description, Tobacco, Cigarettes, Playing ('aids. Toilet Requisites, at: KOSSTTKK’S. opposite “ Kress” Office. Agent for ‘New Zealand Herald,’ delivered same day as published. RIOTING PAD?.—A now consignment; 200 pages Is each; or 3 for 2s Gd; at “IVea and Waverley Press” Office, Egjuout Street, Pa lea.