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Hutt News, Volume 20, Issue 44, 30 April 1947, Page 12

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with TELESCOPIC FRONT FORKS Since May when the flrst shipment of post-war BSA machines arrived we have landed 300 BSA's. all sold hefore arrival—further shipments landing every 3 or 4 weeks. Only way to secure a BSA Is to pay £lO Reservation Deposit now. See local dealer or write SKEATES & WHITE LTD., N.Z. Distributors, 48 Fort Street, Auckland, for post free leaflet, Prices, Terms and Reservation Order Form. Local BSA Dialer: TOLLEY & SPENCE 354 JACKSON ST. PETONE

PROFESSIONAL MUSIC TUITION. VIOLIN. VIOLA, VIOLONCELLO. And all Stringed Instruments XYLOPHONE, ACCORDEON, THEORY. HARMONY, ORCHESTRATION. Studio opens and Tuition commeuccs from February 1. RUPERT GEORGE, L.R.S.M.. L.T.C.L., 152 High Street, Phoenix Buildings Lovyer Hutt,