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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 10, Issue 3, 24 July 1946, Page 8

:2s * '» o, 4imk.— A Brilliant Light [for your Home Lighting problems solved by an- inspection of our varied stock of Electric and Fuel Burning Lamps. Electric Clamp Lights complete with Globe and Switch from from 24/6 each. Electric Table Lamps with switch, various colours 37/2 each. Phillips Electric Lamps 25 to 40 watt 2/2, 60 watt 2/3, 75 watt 3/3, 100 watt 4/-. Aladdin Table Lamps, Kerosene Burning £6/12/6. Coleman Table Burns Kerosene or Petrol £4/15/-. Coleman Lanterns for Kerosene or Petrol £4/17/6. Also in stock a full range of Electrical Sundries and Generators, Glasses etc. for all makes of lampsCUTLERS HARDWARE (C. L. HUDSON PROPRIETOR). Phone 80 WHAKATANE P.O. Box 92

NEEDLEWORK FELTS. A colour range in Petal-soft Embroidery Felts. 60 inches wide. 15/6 per yard at Bridgers. MORE and more people are using our quick Footwear Repair Service. Bridgers Ltd. SUPREME Lubricating Oil in grades 30 and 40. 1 gallon tins 9/-, 4 gallon tons 30/3 at Cutlers Hardware Ltd., C. L. Hudson, Proprietor, Phone 80. “THE GIFT SHOP” for Cosy Woollen Pram Covers, Hand-knitted Baby Wear, Traced Needlework. 431

m. M, m c 4 nto a soldier To a soldier ‘home’ was that bivvy in the sand or mud which kept out some of the rain some of the time. Today he’s Home, but the bivvy problem is still pretty grim. You can help, if you’ve a House or Farm for sale. Give real preference to the exSoldier, Sailor and Airman. R. 6.24 R E H A BILITATION DEPARTMENT