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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19454, 13 October 1937, Page 6

ITS FREE! \Chrisps Tennis School s ; We-are pleased to advise that our indoor practice Tennis Court is now open for the season, and players are cor- | dially invited to make use of same. There is NO |" CHARGE. Mr. J. J. Steevens, our Honorary Coach, will | be in attendance on Friday evenings, and his services | likewise are FKEE OF CHARGE. |T.~ Week Days 1 I 9$M ft 5:30 pm. 9 a.m. to B.L [ RESTMGING f' months of Winter idleness, restringing is often necesI. sary'tb. restore a racquet's tension. For perfect restring- • ing two things are necessary—(l) Skilled Craftsman--I ■. ■ ship; (2) Best Quality Gut. We have them both "•; ■;. arid the gut is "BENTLEYS." Many will f remember the sensation "BENTLEYS" gut a... . caused when the Wellington pro., Roy Howe, .:;;•;: first introduced it to Gisborne last year. I- - • .. This "BENTLEYS" gut preserves perfect |. "ping" and tension even after play in | the rain. Emulate the top-flight | players and always insist on Beiitky's Gut z The Modern Radio,

gggjgßas Look over , ROYAL ENFIELD is --* known and- respected amongst* experienced riders "far .|tif wonderful pick-up, IjSProqt- peak* change, ~, ahd ■louW perfbrmancei Send for a free catalogue. Models from £l9/10/- Deposit And Easy Weekly Payments. ■

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Keesp out of me kitchen this hot weather .nai?n WA Hot weather baking is an enervating task; ruinous to nerves and complexion. Don't do it. Let Findlays handle your summer baking problems. Here you may choose from a wide assortment of delicious small goods, all of home made standard, including the now famous mm ONLY EACH These sponges will delight the most fastidious guest. Feather light and with a filling of choice raspberry jam and fresh whipped cream, they are truly delicious. Order one to-day. Phone FINDLAY GISBORNE'S LEADING BAKERS

Shearers 9 Palliasses 5/. and 8/e each. :j Canvas Verandah Blinds $ ALL SHADES P* Hansen & Co. i ,w - 782 .; "«