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Taranaki Daily News, 20 December 1924, Page 11 (Supplement)

Accompany your f Season’s Greetings with a + Personal Gift | o This is the one season of the year when Good Gifts are Appreciated by all, and below we have endeavoured to £ set out a short list of Gift Articles to aid you in your 5 choice of ? THAT PRESENT f —i For those who follow RECREATIVE PASTIMES any j article used in the following of a particular game is « particularly well suited to form an acceptable gift:— ♦ TENNIS | RACQUETS 9 Lee Monogram ... 97/6 S.N.D 80/- 2 Tilden's Winner ... 90/- S.N.D.C. .......... 87/6 Driva (new model) 95/- I.Z 90/- § Driva (old model) 75/- Spec. Demon ..... 60/- ♦ Magpie 90/- Emerald 85/- * Ascot 60/- Doherty 85/- ♦ V.V.V 92/6 Wilding 65/- t Many others in stock for selection from 25/- up. o Ayre’s Balls 5/.- per pair; Lawn Markers 55/-, 75/-; o Nets 17/6, 40/-, 57/6; Presses 4/-, 5/6. ° Racquet Covers, Grips, Gu.t Reviver. ° CRICKET ♦ BATS t "Acme” 50/-; "Marathon” 45/-; “Eclipse” 40/-; t Gunn and Moore's 36/-, 45/-, 50/-, 55/-; "De Luxe” o 45/-. o Bovs’ Bats 7/6, 8/6, 11/6, 12/6, 15/-, 32/6. o Stumps 6/-, 7/6, 8/6, 21/-, 22/6. $ Balls, Duke’s first-grade “Crown,” 18/6; P.K.D., 17/6. o Gloves 10/6, Leg-guards 21/-, Score Books 2/3, 4/6. o CROQUET ? MALLETS % * Ascot, 47/6; Centrajeet, 48/6; Plain, 17/6. % Croquet Balls, “Championship,” 50/-; “Eclipse,” 50/-. * “Tournament” Hoops, 21/- set. . o Jaque’s Davies Patt., 65/-. _ , s Clips, 5/6 set; Turning Pegs, 5/- each . ‘ 2 BOWLS $ Taylor.s Stamped and Tested, extra quality, £7/16/- set. £ ’j; • SOLID SILVER | Afternoon Tea Spoons, Coffee Spoons, Soup Spoons, ♦ Vases, Serviette Rings, S.S. Mounted Cut Glass Perfume £ and Smelling Salt Bottles, etc. ? Many Gift Articles, such as: T Table Cutlery in both Stainless and Steel, Case Carvers, 5 Hair Brushes in great variety, Razors, Strops, Pocket o Books, Tobacco Pouches, Watches, Angling Requisites. o ANY ARTICLE POST FREE ANYWHERE „ | Bennett and Sutton 1 HIGH STREET HAWERA 1

| Xmas Display | | at Toyland Hawera I J?. J. BOASE & CO. have the Choicest of Presentation ? Goods for the Festive Season. Leather Goods in J great variety, Xmas Cards and a beautiful selection of ± Xmas Stationery in all colours, Fountain Pens of the T best makers, Gift Books in Leather bindings, Prize and T Reward Books especially selected for the Children, J Tennis Racquets, Cricket Bats and all Sports Goods. * TOYLAND is in full swing, where the Best and Largest 5 IS Selection of Toys is displayed in HAWERA. 3 Remember the Name, BOASE'S, HAWERA, where ¥ Gifts for Father, Mother, and all the Family are easily * procurable at the' lowest prices consistent with the best ¥ quality. 2 | VISIT TOYLAND EARLYI | F. J. Boase and Co. ¥ Booksellers, Stationers and Fancy Goods ¥ ' HAWERA 2 Ih Ld . The CRITERION „ „ , bL“”' <B >< B >< B >< B >,< B >< B > most centrally situated hotel < B >< B >< B > <B >< B >< B > ‘ in New Plymouth. Bookings for ■Vhose visiting Cook ' s tours - Additional new First-Class 0 ‘^'-“oreyed modern brick build- accommoJo/ion “ mg < just completed. Absolutely ” , _ Wl ll recede for tourists, every attention an j co |j wa t e r showers on every - travellers a / “ floor. Hot and cold water service V Public the Criterion j n bedrooms. Motor trips arrang- generally ed to Mount Egmont. <BxB><B><BxB><B> TRAMS STOP AT THE DOOR <B><gxB><B><B><§> WALTER GRAHAM, Proprietor