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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 4 March 1914, Page 1

SPORTS DEPARTMENT, HELEMSVILLE. H^™| i^^^li Jf^l^^^ /^^^^\ NEW GOODS. Just opened up, a large consignment of !S Tev \^feS^^/ M|eii|iS^|f| /Jp™psg4 Goods—consisting of Sponger's Tennis Racquets, Balls, Presses, X^gr^^^f f;|S|%tj;^^p-ii^§4li /Sp^ESiySSSiAA Covers, Nets, Grips, etc. "We also hold the largest stocks in town of >^^^^^^^ [fiEpHß^^HHq \ Tennis, Bowling, and Cricketing Hats, Canvas Shoes, Boots, Coats, vlff i^^^go^ll Trousers, Belts, etc, ALL NEW GOODS. |I \w7 %^f|||lif; is^iliW/' Our ideal is to give Best Value, Satisfaction Guaranteed, | I ||| 1 fe^ffi^fE^lM Hk^t^ "/f^ ''Ji^^M, The Wimbledon, The Eenshaw, JLne U oiquGj JLiie jjemon, IHiIIh ' ■ 175,6 d. 2ls. Presses, 3s.Gd. each. Balls, 2s, each, 1913 Season. Rubber Grips, 2s. each.

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