CROQUET

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 78, 27 December 1919, Page 12

CROQUET

CHAMPINSIUP MEETING. By Telegraph—Press Association. Christchurch, December 2G. Tho annua! championship meeting of tho Canterbury Croquet Association opened to-day. A record number of entries has been received, the competitors hailing from all parts of tho Dominion. In audition to the Canterbury championships, tlio New Zealand championships Will be held. Dr. Whittaker, of Palnifirston North (who won the open championship of England in 1911) and 11. P. Stratton _ (last year's North Island champion) will be competing in the New Zealand championship singles and doubles. A couplo of games weiro'played this untrrmntr, nnd then rain caused tlio abandonment of play for tho day. In the first round of tho Canterbury open champion H. A. Penn defeated I. J. Boss, 26-18. WHAT'S IN A NAME? _ Yoij will often hear people say "What's ln _ a . n ame?" but they do not realise sufficiently that a good name is a recommendation. Tucker's "Sunshine" Jellies and Custards have a liamo and reputation founded on the rare quality of those delicacies. "Sunshine" Jollies are perfection. Tho crystals aro of such great strength and quality that tho jellies set firm, are tempting to the eyes and palate, and in other ways are a delicious and relished dessert. They are relatively economic, although tho cost may be slightly above other brands. But connoisenrs know they _ are getting . finest quality, and that is the bis consideration. Tucker's Crystals sire used in homes ■where good food is always served. Obtainable in various flavours. Have an assortment included -in your next grocery order—Advt.