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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13602, 6 February 1915, Page 6

________ , , -, IIIWIHI -P-M— i f . BBUSH^BHBSiaaVBHeKiBHfIfIHHBwHaHKfIHauBBavaWiKaMHHHa^a^^ SHI RTS l^^iMf^^/ Ever seen an ordinary Shirt after you've played Tennis in it, and the Laundry has made futile attempt lo get it white again? If you have, you'll realise that a Tennis Shirt isn't a luxury — it's real economy, to say nothing of the comfort that the soft material* and full cut give during the strenuous exercise of Tennis or Cricket. I have just opened a lot of new onesCouie in and see them 1 CHARLIE ADAIR'S ("OUT ON HIS OWN")

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. DEATH. EAST.— At Gisborne, on the '6th February, Fanny Avis, the beloved wife ■of John East, aged 63 years. Thp funeral will leave her 'late residence, Childers Road, on Monday, at 2.30 p.m. TO LET, in town — House, 6 rooms, hall, bathroom, rain and town Mater, sewerage. — Apply 5 Nesbilt Hd., near Wharf. 915 MOTU-MATAWAI-GTSBORNE PASSENGERS. THE Travelling Public are notified 1 that LIGHT REFRESHMENTS TEA, COFFEE, AND COCOA, I With SANDWICHES, Etc., Are obtainable at the MATAWAI REFRESHMENT ROOMS At Ail Hours. E. CONNELLY, 633 Train Newa Vendor. EAN OF B'RAIN^-mI d Man of Brawn <*^\V_k »th realise that • mod day's \. \J_^l k dependi upon ab»«luU"ltm«u", N\ J^^H id itncM i« attured by taidag S y ______| Stevens* JPV Makes • ■pukling. cooliw, J&V& ft fizzing dnnk that clean tbe /\Xlr JarrS vl head, correct* biliouineti— JW-V^^r. ]1\ " Impaittioapandjirnt Start _.^y r SM tuning up (or "off days. f\_f \[ Better and nicer than im- V^^_ _)_, ported (ruit tilti and •aline* %skk_/ 5K| 3-tame lize bottle at half the P" c »Jta_s^l[_