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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1436, 1 November 1917, Page 14

RAGING COLOURS Wisdom points undoubtedly to the fact that it is not what you actually spend, but what you get in return for your money that counts every time. THIS PARTICULARLY APPLIES TO RACING COLOURS. The difference between an inferior set and the best is possibly only a few shillings, but for appearance, durability, fit, finish and service, the latter is worth considerably more. In our Racing Colours, quality is an outstanding feature, while our prices are object lessons in how far it is possible to make money go by judicious buying. Prices for Complete Sets: Sateen, 29/6, 32/6, 35/-, 39/6, 42/6, 45/-; Best Quality Satin, 57/6, 62/6, 67/6, 70/- ,72/6, 75/-. Caps only, 10/6 each. Buy your colours to-day FROM YOUNG & COLLINS LIMITED. AVENUE, WANGANUI.

Macmillan’s Leather And Leather Preservative. MACMILLAN’S LEATHER IS PRACTICALLY UNBREAKABLE AND IS ALWAYS SOFT & PLIABLE. This leather was subjected to severe tests during the Boer War with the result that the Imperial Government were supplied with 20,000 relms. LEWIE? OF IMITATIONS. LEATHEB PBESEBVATIVE as Supplied to H.Z. Military Forces. Is. and Is. 6d. per tin. Unbreakable Bridles 15/0 Breaking-in Halters 20/0 Cow Halters 7/6 Beg Hopes 2/3 24/- doz. Bootlaces . . 6d. pair 5/- doz. prs. Mexican Whips 15/- each Any of above sent Post Free on receipt of cash to the Manufacturer, W. Macmillan 38 Rangitikei St.. Palmerston North. Sports Folk! I When Visiting Wellington, be sure and call on . . Herb. Price, Ladies* and Gentlemen’s Outfitter, 54-56 Willis Street, . WELLINGTON. , Agent for 44 Burberry ” and * * Stetson.”