Percy Holland Latham & Walter Quaife. 1895. (Cricketers).

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "Famous Cricketers and Cricket Grounds," 1895, showing Photographs one on each side for the Following Two Cricketers.

1- Percy Holland Latham. 
One of the best Public School Batsmen of his time, the cricket reputation of Malvern College has been well upheld by P. H. LATHAM, the Cambridge Captain of last season.  His four years at the University represented a record of consistent success as a batsman.  Last year, too, he was considered worthy of a place in the Eleven which did duty for the Gentlemen against the Players at the Oval.  A watchful bat, following the ball well, he has been as a rule pretty safe for runs on any kind of wicket.  A sure field, he was rarely out of place in any position.  Worcestershire cricket has had in him one of its best exponents and keenest supporters.

2- Walter Quaife.
After several years of good work for his native County of Sussex, circumstances in the shape of a difficulty of getting winter employment there induced W. QUAIFE to seek a more remunerative field for the exercise of his undoubted abilities as an all-round Cricketer.  Qualifying for Warwickshire by residence, he has, as well as his younger brother, done excellent service for that County for the last three years.  A batsman with plenty of patience as well as judgment.  Relies mostly on a defensive game, but at times scores very fast, and with a good number of strokes is generally safe for runs, getting them very often when most wanted.

Condition is Very Good.