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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20072, 19 October 1939, Page 6

C® A Racquet Strung by Chrisp§ WITH BENTLEY’S TROPICAL GUT! spPP| WE HAVE THE LARGEST SELECTION OF RACQUETS BY: Don Budge, Fred Perry, Elsworth Vines, Cochet, Slszenger, Sportsply, Spalding, Dunlop, Sykes. PRICES: 25/- to 105/Vf FREE TUITION for onr Customers. Hon. Coach . . . Mr. D i c k Richardson (P.B. Open Champ.) Mon. and Thurs. 1939 HEADQUARTERS FOR TENNIS ’Even ill <rs. AND CRICKET PLAYERS. <0 -■vr'fr m % HI m ; n < mm 1 V ill v\ / l <: r i r i / c : r/i mi H * ■i ji? - >: \s4U-°> 1 1 There’s NO Sense in “Cutting” Sandwiches! 770 R the PICNIC HAMPER ■ x PARTY SOCIAL GATHERING . . . whatever the occasion you’ll find it much more efficient end economical to buy your BREAD C-U-T by Findlay's (1/4 per large loaf). Buy Your Bread Cut By Us W. FINDLAY, LTD “SLICES OF SUNSHINE” Your Summer Holiday? "Let: Your Railways Help You The outbreak of war, which inevitably adds to the stress of daily life, increases the need of a refreshing holiday a necessary tonic for mind and body. Now is the time for members of families and friends to chat about plans for holiday trips which help to ensure fitness for tasks ahead. The Railways Department, with its trains and road services, offers a wide range of journeys to very pleasant places. Train Travel is Free from Worry