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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19151, 7 November 1927, Page 9

A CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS BALL. The improved "Henley" Tennis Ball is upholding all the claims made on its behalf. For accuracy—perfect bound and true flight—together with length of life, the "Henley" knows no equal. Approved by the New Zealand Tennis Association," and Canterbury Association for open tournaments. New stocks of both "Henley" and Ayrcs "C.S." available at Tisdalls, Ltd.. Tennis Specialists, Cashel street. —6

A DELICIOUS THIRST-QUENCHER. Once again you'll appreciate those delicious thirst-quenching summer cordials made from Price's Concentrated Beverages. So cooling after tennis, walking, motoring, etc.. and so good for the children. Als 6d bottle of '•'Price's" actually makes 3 gallons cordial. Try flavoured Lemon, flavoured Raspberry, and flavoured Lime, anions others. None as good as 'Trice's." —2

BOOK NEWS. New Fiction: "Julius Levine." by 'A Gentleman with a Duster"; Locke, \V. J.: 'The Kingdom of Theophilus"; Fletcher J.: "A Maid and Her Monev" • Browne, E. O.: "The Wall of Shields"; Burroughs, E. R.: "The Outlaw of Torn"; Chesterton, G. K.: "The Secret of Father Brown"; Mottram, H. H.: 'Our Mr Dormer." Each 6s. General Literature:—Brown, Tom: "Amusements. Serious and Comical, and Other Works," 31s 6d; Benson, E. F.: ' ; Sir Francis Drake," 16s: Butler, S.: "Shakespeare's Sonnets Reconsidered," 10s: Robertson, J. (i.: "Goethe" (Republic of Letters), 8s; Buchan, J.: "Homilies and Recreations," 10s; Christmas Numbers of the "Weekly Press,',' "Auckland Weekly, ' Bretts "Free Lance," and "Star" alreadv wrapped for posting each 2s at L. M. Isitt, Ltd., 112 Cashel street. Christchurch. 14978