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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 8 November 1912, Page 6

BE A SPORT, When you come to think of it,'not all the pleasures oi your favourite Sport are derived from the Racquet you play with, the Howl your roll nor the Willow you wield. Suitable- toggery is just as ess tMl tial to the success ot the £itmo as its accessories, and therein. !ie Si , good dea.l of the enjoyment. y i SPORTiNG <■■! \ \\\ * should" be .seen ot once by every <' ovo te<»'of Summer Games ' There are .unrments liere for e y sport, including:-'MASTE-RTON" BOWLIN c CLUB BLAZERS IGS 6d. A Special line of Samples in White Flannel Cricketing, .I emus and Bowling Trousers, 6S 6d, 8S 6d, 10s Sd. White Flannel and .Serge Trousers, .new 'Varsity cut, Lull bottoms, 12S 3d, 15s 6d. Super finished Unshrinkable White Viyella Trousers. Specially Tailored,2sS, S ; lk Stitched, 32s 6il. , • Men's Smart Cricket and Tennis Trousers, in Plain Greys, hancy Stripes, Lovat and Fawn Shades, 12s ed, '!SS 6d 18S 6d. White Flannel Sacs for Tennis, Cricket, and Howls. All sizes, 15S 6U. . . The "New Coat Sweater," specially made for 'I emus, m \\ lute, Lovai. .Myrtle. Fawn and .Brown, 1 7s 6d and 21s. Special Tennis Sox in White and Cream, with Silk Clox, also Striped and Fancy Embroidered. A full range- of Elastic and Leather Belts. . Ties and IJelts in Club Colours. MEN'S AM) JU'V'ENI LES' SPKCfALTSTS. OUKm STRFFT MA.STEHTOX. mssssssiMmseßSMmi&gsmt J'r-e.sont''Straining means future suffering. 'Neglect now means weaker eve muscles—-poOriMt vision—stronger L<~T ME SEE YOUR EYES. It ccf'.s yon nothing. If glasses arenot needed l won't hesitate to toll you so. (f glasses are needed f can Mipplt- you with them at the following j.rici's:— ORDINARY GLASSES IN STEEL FHASV3E-S 7s 6tl. COLD FILLED 15 S . OPTJCIAN WATCHMAKE R AND JEWELLER QUEEN STREET, MA STERTON. ' TELEPHONE 106. ..... P.O. BOX 5> THIS BRAND HAB STOOD THE TEST OF TIME. NONE TO EQUAL IT AT THE PRIOE. OPPOSITE MR MURRAY'S, QUEEN STREET. IN ALL ASSORTED FLAVOURS n The Chsapesi; Storekeeper, LTD. . REIO &MS3 GRAY PLOUGHS ONCE MORS ecaflp THE POOL, s&eoenfc Sucoegceß *t tie Southland Oiampioiti Plougim« MatoK held f at Wallaoetown, J 'y 11th, 1912, in wrf a-1 well-known makoi of | pJcnghs competed:— I CLASS A. CHAMPIONSHIP.—The Fir&t Beven Fbr.rJis vei& Eeid »ad Gray. k CLASS B.—'Reid an I Gray Ploughs Ist, 2nd and Bra. 1 CLASS o. No Reid and Gray Plougihs cozntiet'vd. •ni , asa A ' tJhere mre ploughs ©stored, hnd Bt-irl and' Qmv Plougha- scored tlhe first seven placer,. Thoee successes go to prove t-iat tho well known Reid and Gray I Ploughs jgtil hold tbe front rwik. Waararapa fftrmsM oan receive an B inform at lore and particulars regarding car well faio7m firm imck-meTi**! ■' tooni our local TeptrpaeniatiFe. !»Ein »HP CftAY, RANGITIKE! BT„ FABftlEßaTOff N. IS. JB3- KERB,. Wairarapa Representative jWorksop Road, Telephone 376, MASTEETON.