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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 18, 16 October 1920, Page 3

I ' ■ ; ".'.-' "' ' i i i.l i ■ J' him !'■■. ! 1 DUNLOP RUBBER BOWjLSg ! ■.='§= Bowlers throughout New Zealand will be keenly interested in the fact that we = 1 '■i|j have succeeded in manufacturing a perfect HARD RUBBER BOWL. Its ad- = = = = vantages will at once appeal to all devotees of the pastime—and its adoption =! = -I EE by bowlers will effect considerable improvement in their play. This has been = = e s the pleasing experience of every player who has yet had an opportunity of == i • e == using the new Dunlop production. The Bowl is of Solid Rubber throughout— H ' 1 = as hard and fine grained as ebony, with a surface polish like glass. It Is s = = = absolutely impervious to moisture, heat or cold-a vast improvement on the == § : =j wooden or composition bowls now in use. It will not chip, crack, shrink or s i I == alter its shape or weight in any respect. Apart from the construction of the = § ■ : = Bowl, there is no subsequent loading needed to bring it to correct weight— == e I H thus ensuring an even balance. 55 = E S • IT'S THE MOST PERFECT AND TRUEST — = | S PLAYING BOWL YET SEEN ON ANY GREEN ■' =5 * H" ' = |j The standard sizes of Dunlop Bowls are as follows:—5" STV,5 T V, and SJ" Every = I \ s Bowl is standard weight and No. 3 Bias-full, unless otherwise specified. This •= ' = E = work is executed by the leading expert in Australia-and once stamped by the 1 = , I = Association's representative will never vary. 11 \ I ==~v>v ra Appnmd by the Dominion Botrliag Association. ¥%£t = - =®5v V»r o»'»i»able from all leading Sports. Depots and Suppliers of Sportiag Goods. i j ,ff (4 Price: ,£7 per set (4) JTll! N <fa*((LsUAjr but* loJrfytu. 4h _ p A WwA 9 uax IslolkA. oi hJ{ ioM. linn V a *a\ tWlacJu cv aP6SDl(iat JVv<KA>i itWou. ' 4/1 '<+. >&/v\K aIcU U BfißPalgia o\ -itcwd vvx. S' ty{ CUv Slssplessaess jo ira ™ EM ' 89& Aneflls for New Zealand: SALMOND & SPRAQGON, Ltd., Auckland, Wolllnolon, Dunadln. is