THE FISHING SEASON.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 277, 22 November 1922, Page 8

THE FISHING SEASON.

The Editor, Dear Sir, I trust you will allow mc. through the medium of your valuable paper, to express an opinion with which without doubt many of your readers will agree. When the trout season was declared open and you felt the call of the sea, lake and river, and you walked past the numerous sporting goods houses of this city and saw the wonderful display of fishing tackle, did you hesitate to go in and buy what you needed for a fishing excursion? Ten chances ,to o:>e you walked right in. And ivn.v r Because you felt you could afford to, and it wasn't much to pay for the good times to be had. Now listen to this proposition. It will not cost you any more at one time to furnifih your new home with a c mpJete set of new furniture than it did to buy your season's fishing tackle. Simply make a smail payment dawn and a small payment each wefk or month and in time your furniture is paid for. We may know nothing about you whatsoever, but home owners always pa\they buy. We know you will. Grossmans 111-113. Karangiha.pe Road, offer you the choicest selections in the furniture line; all styles of furniture will be found in our house. We have numerous grades and prices, but understand this. We have oniy one price for one grade furniture. We absolutely do not cnar-2e interest when you use your credit with us Remember credit is worth mor? than money. We trust you and we are quite, sure you will never regret spending on ' furniture what othtmise would have' gone in trout. j • A CONSTANT READER. |