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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 440, 23 August 1928, Page 13

" And it 's not for the sake of a ribboned coat. Or the selfish hope of a season’s fame. But his captain’s hand on his shoulder smote~ Play up! play up! ana play the game! " Henry Newbolt. n m Boy—the pride of his mother’s heart, the apple of his dad’s eye. Boy—playing the game on the field and off. Boy—His mother and dad like buying his clothes at Fowlds. He does too—one and all they appreciate the excellent range of clothes, the fair pricings and the careful, helpful service. L THE hbm or fWUDS Victoria sArcadt *Aud{lniicL Fowlds are, complete outfitters of boys, their Juvenile Department including every description of boys’ clothing. Return to School Week SPECIALS School Shorts —Strongly made of the famous Fox Serge Shirts —Regulation cut, in Navy Flannel .. .. •. From 6/11 Stockings —Tops in any school colours From 4/3

K nocked Down by Bullock. — Mr. James Hill, a single man of 27, living at Xgahauranga, near Wellington, was attacked by a bullock early this morning. Cattle were being driven up the gorge when one broke away, rushed at Hill and knocked him down, inflicting severe lacerations to his nose and forehead. Hill is a draughtsman employed by the Public Works Do* partment.