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New Zealand Tablet, 4 March 1915, Page 6

• •w.iS-M’. ■ 1 .: _ I x " r V Inspectors of . \ •■■■■-:■ • -• .■■•/■->:■- BILLIARD TABLES! That’s what Alcock’s experts ought really to be called. There is an Alcock expert in every centre: •an attested specialist in Billiards and Billiard Tables. The Alcock Expert periodically inspects all Alcock Tables in his district, free of charge. Why? Because Alcock’s interest in the man who an Alcock Billiard Table does notecase when the Table is sold. It begins there. Alcock’s are juSl as intent on keeping old patrons as they are in gaining new ones. An old client is the finest advertisement on earth—so long as he is kept satisfied. That is why Alcock’s make it their business to give their patrons the fullest advantage of the ripened experience and perfected knowledge on which Alcock’s business is based. They give that advantage freely from the very day the Table is purchased. That’s Business According to o 0 n o. THE BILLIARD PEOPLE