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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 90, 9 January 1918, Page 3

Ihe Ascot ■;>■ . Croquet Mallet « entirely new method of manufacture has been adopted in this mallet. The shaft, j which has an octagon cord-bound handle, is somewhat similar to the illustration, but is spliced | t/> the hickory-handle in'suon a way as to com- ; bine strength, lightness, and flexibility, and those players who prefer a mallet with plenty of spring will certainlymppro'ciate the "Ascot." ' ( The heads are made from the Finest. Seasoned Boxwood, free from cracks, and are furnished with a sight " i ing line and brass bound ends. ■ < j I We stock many other patterns euch as the * / 1 "Eochampton," "All England," "Vulcan," "Ma--1 y lacoa," etc. I We also oarry large stocks of" Boxwood Croquet | Balls, Hoops, Spckots, Pegs, Clips, Four and Eight J Player Sets, etc! j Take the electric lift to the Sporting Depart- i j ment, or write to Department "D." (138.) f t E W. Mills & Co. i —, !p - I JSI~~~~*~- Limited, • j Hunter Street, Wellington. '■ J&U-WX.Q. **son a a n"«« am naO <£■ iPII TAHJWMA j JiJt will wash ■ W^J, .ANYTHING

I riDCDi APtc T'LES & SRATES 1 { rIIHtILAyLO -To ensure tho artistic finish J » to a room careful selection f 4 ■ jvr . must be given to the fireplace. ? d , Tho correct tint in your tilos 9 a is necessary to complete the I d NEW DESIGNS harmony of colouring. We | A havo tho latest in all shades 8 A of colours. . 8 I AIR PIT FIRES. TILED SURROUNDS. ) ' MANTELS IN QUAINT AND HANDSOME DESIGN. | JOHN' DUTHIE A Co., f' i { 6 WILLIS STREET. LIMITED. V