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ir w ir 3E K 11 JL JL 00 JL ir—ieec Hi BBBVnMBBBSffiMEI LX~I «■ 30c 0 IDE ir 00 3C DON’T BE INTIMIDATED! ELECTORS Put it to yourselves would you grive up your Saturday Half-holiday for Thursday ? Oan your Shopping or that of your households be donepnly o.i Saturday afternoon or evening? Then is there any reason why your town should not enjoy a universal haSf-hollaay ? DECIDEDLY NOT! CERTAINLY NOT! OF COURSE NOT! Then bring it about and make your stand for and sound business —go to the Poll on the 27th and progress VOTE FOR SATURDAY Every attempt at Progress is met by the Party of FearFear of the Consequences—and so the movement for SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY is met by those who seek to intimidate others with the fear that obscures their outlook und would rob themselves and others of the enjoyment of well-earned leisure after six days' labour. Remember this—imr 84 Junior Assistants and cm ploy tvs (m>l eligible to vote) have signed a memorial pledging their support and appealing to the Electors to Vote for Saturday Wthe undersigned Business Men of Tauranga,. feeling > convinced that SATURDAY is, for all concerned, the best day on which to close for the half-holiday, earnestly solicit the support of the Electors in favour of that day, being confident that there can be no consequent loss of business to the shopT. H. PHILLIPS, Furnisher C. F. WASHER, Coachbuilder GUINNESS PROS., Merchants TAURANGA HARDWARE COY. F. H, HAMMOND, Baker CARMICHAEL & NELL, Merchants A. E. HAMMOND, Timber Merch ant J. ROBERTSON, Jeweller A. ILES, Furnisher MOUNTFORT A RAKER, Merchants M. MUNRO, Motor Mechanic E. K. HAMMOND. Carrier HC) USE & MONCUR, Drapers GARTER N CO., Outfitters W. 11. GILMOUR. Coachbuilder W. GAIN, Saddler .1. J. WRIGLEY, Chemist [■ N. CHRISTIAN, Motor Engineer REST & LEIGH. Tailors TAURANGA FURNISHING CO. CHARLES HARTLEY, Draper W DAVOREN, Carrier

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Once You Try You’ll always Buy YOUR BREAD PROM A. E. TIIOM AS , The Strand Baker and Grocer. ASK FOR Wolfe’s Schnapps AND VWV VWWWV/VDWVA^VVWIA/'VWVVV 00A0 HB UI LDEB BLACKSMITH HORSE SHOES COACH FAINTER > ] be Sure ITS Wolfes Schnapps Logic Pop The Name I MOTOR REPAIRS All Work undertaken and done by Experienced Workmen. C. F, WASHER, BUY WHOLE BOTTLES WELCOME! ■ys HAMILTON STREET, TAURANQA Phone 130 To Call and See all the Beautiful Goods The Coming Season Now Showing' A 1 CHAB. HARTLEY’S The Leading Draper, THE STB AND, TAUBANGa, :,VVWV i UVWW(W\M/V , 5 ■'Phone 138. O □ PKONR 140. li .XWITIMBBE Cash. terms H. H. MCCARTHY S Co. AUCTIONEERS, Etc., Whad and Wißow Street*, TAURANGA □ o' O 5 a 43 <1 auction Sale SATURDAY, April 23rd, at 1.30 p.m. Hack, Horse, Gig, and Harness, Foul try, Bange in perfect order. Sashes and Frames, Sideboiud. Dinner Waggon, Double Bedsteads, Single Stretchers, Wasbstand, Table Mangle, Gent’s Bike, 33 gallon Alfa Laval Separator, Register (Irrate. Dressed Pius in Joints to suit all families. Sundries of all descriptions. in h, McCarthy. Auctioneer. O T 5 a cfl Cl 83 s |W*Do you want a BAY OF PLENTY MS “Telling” Poster ? SPEOAUgnS WE HAVE PLEASURE IN INTIMATING THAT WE HAVE Commenced a Convenient, Reliable and Up-to-date DAILY MOTOR SERVICE TAURANGA to WAIHI CARS LEAVE OUR GARAGE MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS at 6 a.m„ connecting with the 9,30 a.m express train from Auckland. Returning after arrival of 11.59 a.m. train from Thames and South line. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS at 8 a,m„ connecting with 2.10 p.m, train, at Frankton Junction with the North and South Main Trunk Expresses. Returning after arrival of the 11.59 a,m. train at Waihi. Booking Office: The BAY OF PLENTY MOTOR COY., LTD., Phone 75, Spring Street, Tauranga. Wires andletters will receive PROMPT ATTENTION, and BY CAREFUL BUSINESS METHODS we hope to merit your patronage. The Bay of Plenty iviotor Co. ( Ltd.

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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume 49, Issue 7676, 22 April 1921, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Bay of Plenty Times, Volume 49, Issue 7676, 22 April 1921, Page 2