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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19371, 8 July 1937, Page 6

Notice To All Wally Allbon reminds golfers that coaching for this season will finish at the end of August. There are only seven weeks left. Take advan- * tage of this last opportunity of improving your game before it is too late. Book m Your Time At Your Pro Shop or Ring Phone 33 -i rr & THEBE, is such a thing as PERFECT'BREAD, and it is baked by FINDLAY’S. Pure, wholesome bread is the finest food in the world, because it contains certain qualities which nre essential to. the health of the human body. But it must be PERFECT BREAD, such as made in FINDLAY’S BAKERY, where the dough is machine mixed, and only the purest and freshest ingredients are used. Badly-made bread will build Up dentists’ and doctors’ bills. FINDLAY’S BREAD IS DELIVERED ANYWHERE GISBORNE N eat FINDLAY’S bread "SLICES OF SUNSHINE” ROYAL ENFIELD MODELS FROM £49/10/ (plus sales tax) EASY TERMS TRADE-INS ACCEPTED BOX 275 QNLY when you are in the seat of a ROYAL ENFIELD do you realise how really good they are. A perfect gear change, a wonderful pick up. And, boy! what kick! Send for a free catalogue. PHONE 267 Protection for Stock DURING WET WEATHER IS MOST ESSENTIAL. COW COVERS HORSE GOVERS of reliable quality and moderately priced. A Reliable HEAVY JUTE COVER I At 7/6 RANGITIRA COW COVERS From 12/9 to 16/ACME HORSE COVERS From 33/6 to 42/6 according to size. WINTER FEED. COW CHAFF, 4/6 per sack. LUCERNE CHAFF, 5/- per sack. BALED HAY, Meadow, 4/-. LUCERNE, 4/- per bale. BALED STRAW, Barley 2/6, Wheat 2/9 per bale. MOLASSES, tins 6/6 each, scwt drums 65/-. ESMOND’S RED DRAUGHT CLEANSING DRENCH, 15/9 per dor. Large tins containing 24 Drenches for 31/6. 38HIMCN SHELTONS Universal Provider!