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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 31, Issue 9, 11 December 1945, Page 8

GARDEN HOSE 1 inch rubber reinforced with 2 ply Fabric in 50ft Coils *8/7 ft, Hose directors, jet and spray type 4/6. Lawn Sprinklers 13/6. ROOFING FELT 2 Ply C4/- t 3 Ply 60/-. Building Paper 29/6 per 500 ft roll. Sisal Kraft 10/4 per 100 sq. feet. COLEMAN Instant Lite Petrol Irons 87/6. Coleman Kerosene Lanterns 300 candlepower 82/6. Full stock of Mantles, Generators, etc. BULL CHAIN. Galvanised very strong 36ft length also Bull Rings and Split Links. INSULATORS for Electric Fences 22/6 per 100. Corner Insulators 8 inch. Double Headed Nails 7/6 100.

SIfPPLIES'OF IMPORTED PERIODICALS Advice has been received that there is every prospect of substantial increases of ENGLISH PERIODICALS being available in the near future. These include such lines as "Woman and Home—My Home" Wide World Magazine Woman's Journal—Wife & Home Aeroplane—Motor English Women's Weekly Modern Home —Woman & Beauty Homes and Gardens—Vogue and a big range of English weekly publications including Comics. AUSTRALFAN PUBLICATIONS The supply position is gradually imand it is hoped that in creases of many of the established lines will available before long. AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS No advice of probable increases has been received—but we're hoping Ample supplies of READER'S DIGESTS now on hand and arriving. We are now booking orders for ENGLISH PERIODICALS subject to increased supplies being available. ARMSTRONGS BOOKSHOP 'Phone 173 Box 101, The Strand f Whakatane, 133 Whakatane Farmers Supply Co., Whakatane— illf Agents. 'Phone 96. Jj|| W. G. G. HURST, Local Rep. 'Phone 1695. Box 29 Whakatane. * BOOKS in stock and recommended— "Also the Hills" by Keyes; "Listening Valley" by D. E. Stevenson; "March Moon" by Scanlan- "Fair Stood the Wind for France" by H. E. Bates, at Armstrong's Bookshop Where the Best Books are.