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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 36, 13 February 1933, Page 4

WORTHWHILE 1 SAVINGS ON I racquets I •l.intheT.i CRICKET BATS I ** °CWI AND BALLS! I REDUCTION I ON CHILDREN'S I SPORTS GOODS ill ... In a special effort to encourage m younger players, prices have been M reduced 5/-in the £1 on all Children's ■ sporting requirements at Whitcombes. " , B These are the lowest prices—the most , B notable values you're ever likely to B See* Come in right away! .■ JUST A FEW EXAMPLES! B Atlas Ruby Tennis Racquets £1 17 6 D • (Usually.£2 10 0) I Alexander Spedewing Racquets £[ IS 8 • ' . B (Usually £2 76) B Alexander Biplane-Racquets £1 2 6 " * M (Usually £1-10 0) S Cobbetts Star Racquets •£| 2 6 M , (Usually £! 10 0) B Eyeshades 1/6 each B Tennis Shoes; Boys 4/2, Girls 3/5 pair M Cricket Bats; Sizes 3to 6, v 5/8 to 7/1 I r B (Usually 7/6 to 10/6) ■ H Cricket Balls ;'Leather "Club" <u 7 s«"y 5/8 • B Composition ; Boys I /I, Full size 1/6 '\ B ■■;■•.. When you're selecting School B books take the opportunity of visit- • B ing the Sports Department. WHITCOMBE & TOMBS LTD. LAMBTON QUAY

HORLICKS gives jfourr SLEEP to-nfght—and] ALL DAY: ENERGY : tomorrow -^ y 11 ,M,M^,,l , lrrrr" r '''■■ '^! '■■■■ >\ i You are cordially invited to attend our demonstration at the Wairarapa Farmers' Co-operative Association, Ltd., Lambton Quay, Wellington, | which is being held during thi* week.