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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 218, 12 September 1906, Page 10

_ PRAPEBT, CI.OTIPHG, BTO. | SMITH & CAUGHIY I 11: limited. ||| H lit |§|$ Ali Departments are now replete with jpffj 111; new ipl 1 Spring,, I J|| IT <9 W ■ Summer 1 II H li Mi fi-AAffc ; li ii uuuua || Wm\ Do your Shopping early in the Season M§ Mm as the First Choice means the " ffl MB Best Choice. j-H li ii 1 SMITH & CAUGHEY 1 flffi: LIMITED. | ftvW || WHOLESALE & FAMILY DRAPERS, ETC., j|| |fj AUCKLAND. ■' ii IS •Biro 'ffiS^il Hi ' ; IJJ 111 " ' '■ ' '—**—"SSSSSS SSSB PUBLIC NOTICES.

WW V-flllD -IM-EfIDMATIfIU § fl.» ii Bf i Hll uw ■ It is not as generally known as it ought to be that the manufacturers and purveyors of the i World-Famous Zealand Dair i «——^—■—■^—————— ■x I Association » and "Anchor" Brands of Butter are a baud of about a thousand dairy - farmers, who have undertaken to manage their own affairs on a Co-operative basis. These Co-operative farmers have secured a splendid property and plant which is in every .way up-to-date, and having obtained the best available business management and the most qualified and skilful working staff, are carrying on a successful business. Tliß constitution of the Company provides that eve»>y bit of the advantages of trading shall be divided exclusively among the actual mlik-producers and suppliers. This system has been in operation for the ' past five years, and through it the Company is paying out to the producers about £i 50,000 sterling annually. Under no other system could money be distributed to such general advantage. No one is receiving a large income which he can spare to lock up in investment, but each worker is getting his full, just share with regularity, and he passes it on in exchange for the requirements of his family and farm. Neither trust nor capitalist has part or lot in this business. It is owned by the workers and is conducted in the workers' interests from start to finish. It supplies an ideal arrangement ifor keeping money moving, Nobody gets too much out of it, but the money passes from the hands of the Co-operators to the butcher, the baker, the grocer the draper, the ironmonger and traders generally and then filters through them to the city workers' Everywhere in its train it leaves behind it the benefactions which are the outcome of the true ;mission of money. This merits your approval. Added to these advantages it supplies most of the Auckland households with a perfect, and delicious article of food. —. ■ 7-— ——— iLI_JIS 1. ilia,...H£S!' Sfetii IS IT "ON YOUR TARIFP