THE GOOD "SIGNS"

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 71, 23 March 1923, Page 8

THE GOOD "SIGNS"

I WiIKIIK THEY I'UMK FROM. Publicity methods have advanced --o rapidly in recent years that every businr professional practire requires its lorthndox or unorthodox title. Tlic man ■or linn who ■"lumfjs on', hi? shingTo" is J ofto-n ii'.v.i-mcil by tnis coiwqupntia] 'notice, .'i well-designed ami neatly prol(li!"O(l name-plate or i ti 11 is therefore a significant introduction—:i real bid for attention and respect; mid this no less than a pour or over-worn sign is taken Jln mean retrogression, for in those day? iiii change age duos not always sway the modern mind. With these few comments appropriate reference i-iin lie made to ! Messrs. Heaven and Teppett, the sign- ! writers, wlio mr 1- years have placed their specialist f-erviee at the disposal of Auckland people. The line work of mil" firm in the preparation of wall and 'hoarding siyii: for all kinds of outside ■ advertising pictorials, professional jtal.lets. ollice plate*, showi-ards, and all |s..:tH of poster purposes, i= widely I known. -lu-t recently, owing to the i need for greater work and htudio room Ito cope with orders. Heaven and Teppett i have taken over new premises in Lome j Street, jvisl over the .loliiipnn Tire Service headquarters, so that those in quest ■of rll'icient siati-cniftmanship or infor- • illation cm the Mihjeet may. with certain jsatisfaitioii. ring telephone 3060. "Where jtlie pood signs come from."