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Waikato Times, Volume 108, Issue 18159, 25 October 1930, Page 21 (Supplement)

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1931 SPALDING TENNIS BALLS—

are now obtainable at all Sports dealers. Do not forget that the Spalding is the truest, fastest and most durable ball made. Insist on Spalding's and accept no substitute. (1)

“A man has little need for tonics and treatments, operations at the hands of the surgeon, and days of loss and irritation in a nursing home” w-rites Lieut.-Colonel G. S. Hutchison, D. 5.0., in the English Review) “if he will give daily thought to his diet, take daily exercise for the massage of his digestive organs, swallow sufficient water to wash out his interior in the same way as he bathes himself to get rid of exterior dirt, and vivo hints'' 1 r a period of annual leisure. Then, serenely, he can contemplate the unspoiled beauties of Nature test his physical capacity.”