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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 10, Issue 64, 18 December 1946, Page 8

You can secure you! cricket goods in your own town and at city prices, ihe new bats that make a "hit” with' players, the balls that will give a good “spin" Right i m IMlii! lU* % the 9> Sp#t I of service, also stumps, gloves, leggings, etc., await your “decision.” Call now. Cricket Bats N.Z. made 45/- and 507Cricket Bats, English, 1157Wickets and Bails 27/6 per set. Batting Pads 507- and 58/6 pair. Batting Gloves 19/6 set. I 7 ' Wicket Keepers Gloves 32/6 & 47/6 pair Studs, Screw-in Type for Cricket Boots 2/- packet of 12. CUTLERS HARDWARE LIMITED (C. L. HUDSON PROPRIETOR). Phone 80 WHAKATANE P.O. Box 92 MEMORIALS HUME BROS., LTD. Box 4, Whakatane, or 17 Victoria Avenue, Phone 315. Representatives for ' PARKINSON & BOUSKILL, LTD., MONUMENTAL MASONS 130 Symonds Street, Auckland, C. 3. A Memorial is a message for future generations..

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