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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume 49, Issue 7678, 26 April 1921, Page 4

Vote for TWiRSiMY! BUSINESSMEN’S MANIFESTO IHfIE ! ' ie ” n( ieinvm 1 business people nf Tan 3 ranga, arc in favour of THURSDAY flu- the HALF-HOLIDAY, and would respectfully solkni the support of the electors bn polling day. The following are the principal reasons whv THURSDAY is the most suitable day for shop.- to dose, as far as Tannings is concerned; — Vote for Thursday, " }• ■ i s I * * ; n ■ in a j ■> r i t y. Tile Saturday idwt is but the fad of a few! Vote for Thursday, YAd'iTY tor with ns. an i m -v day cm take ;!. ( > piac>- of ■ S iturday with mu an. Vote for Thursday, most convenient to do vour shopping. Vote for Thursday, *rz *3*; ' man’s half-holiday, ami it is to his advantage for simps t i be open. Vote for Thursday, ££ i ness is of great importance to this town ; there- 1 fore it will he to the mutual benefit of workers | and business people to remain open on Saturdays. Vote for Thursday, A:"; urday as THEIR DAY. and to close on Saturday Would lie a distinct hardship to them, otherwise it would mean breaking a working day to d<> their shopping. Unfortunately the hrw does not provide fur Country Electors to vote on the matter, therefore it rests with the Borough Electors to protect the farmers’ interests. Vote for Thursday, i and along the line find Saturday the most suitable | day to do their shopping, and, if shops were clos ! ed, trade would be diverted elsewhere. Vote for Thursday, _ ua- nad many setback-. \\ fiy risk another l.iy closing dm simps on Saturday. Vote fur Thursday.; v u Jf -■ l.iitr.uig.-i to go ahead and not become a back number, Oimtiki, W hakatane, aim other progressive places ntniid the Saturday proposal down, ami Te Puke is moving in the same direction, having found Saturday closing a failure. Vote for Thursday, LYY'iFL'T’ Vot fur Thursdi, '« j r ■ ’ cat".- of ts iturday tua‘ playing with lire, ami uulortimait-ly others will get burnt besides themselves should Saturday closing be carried. Vote fer ihursday, * 1 rang a banners Union recently iinanimoiislv passed a resolution asking the BUSINESS PEOPLE to retain SATURDAY OPENING. 11. J. G. ALLEN, Storekeeper BEALE BROS., Storekeepers d AS, TORRANCE, Draper 0. F. OLIVER, Stationer 11, 11. McCarthy, Auctioneer L LETT IA MS, Drapers A. BROWN, Hotelkeeper VV. LAYNE, Liverv Stables J, A. O’NEILL, Hairdresser d. RICKETTS, Draper E. E. MILSON, Fruiterer v. M. GAFFNEY, Dressmaker T. ROBINSON, Storekeeper EA ULKNER Bros., Launch Props. E. LACEY, Stationer |E. J. SWANN, Fruiterer ; E. CHADBAN, Billiard Saloon i R. H. DINES, Boot Import or ; 1). E. WOOLLAMS, Stationer ! BEN. TANNER. Hairdresser | J AS. MURDOCH, Jeweller jL. J. HALL, Stationer ! E. TETLEY, Fruiterer | P. E. ANQUETLL, Bootmaker i E. JAMES, Fruiterer E. TUCKEY, Masonic Hotel A. E. THOMAS, Baker LEN. NORRIS, Hairdresser ii. BATEMAN, Draper 0. BLAKER, Grocer I R. M, MEEKS, Photographer I L. GRAY, Fruiterer j A. JETERS, Tauranga Hotel )W.I iA R VEY t Butcher j A- • H ENDERSON, Hotelkeeper ■ v WHITAKER, Confectioner Ai. LITTLE, Art Depot J i :i N GiLM 0U R, G rocer 1 A NER BROS., Butchers TU\. N HALL PICTURE CO I A, G. FALLWELL, Chemist j j H. HALL, Cordial Manufacturer

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WHO SAID THURSDAY' half-holiday? WE ALL DID a* * * ♦ * BEETHAiS’ * * * * # VT 11. J. Dental. A. JOE D A N Surgeon Dentist %; (Late, ofDunedin) ■ Hoi's to announce tliat lieTiasTommenced t lie Practice of his Profession, at lus residence, ‘ Barbreuk,’.’ DE YONPORT, ROAD. I S S MDNE 0 'miESSMAKKH, EiizabethJStreet. Ta uranga. A. J. MIERI ELE E S Che nist and Optician Sight Testing Specialist Pur,TOGUAPHIC SUPPLIER, TllK StUANO. TaUUANGA E. J S M A~L LFIELD Licensed Surveyor & Civil Engineer Norris and Bell's Buildings, Tauranga, Telephone U 6. !I£ SHARP, TUDHOPE & WILSON Barristers \ ora Tauranga, Money to lend on good securities, "~RONALD~P. BAIGENT ' A.P-A. (N.Z.) A.1,A.N.Z~“ Public Accountant, Auditor and Company becretary. Security Buildings, Tauranga. 'll" H. cTe M fo N~~ ~ ***' ‘ F.NiZi.AT ‘ Registered Architect Norris and Bell’s Building, Devonport Road. KIEK AND~”S~ AY A G~E A.A.N'Z I. ~ Registered Architects Wharf Street, Tauranga and at Te Puke ~G. C. MALTBY Barrister and Solicitor. Wharf St., Tauranga. Telephone J 7 P.O- 80xj,12 Several small sums fo lend on first mojfgage. J. BED (TE BEA L~E Barrister. Solicitor and Notary ' Public Security Buildings, Tauranga. Money to lend at lowest current rates. Telephone No. 31 STfiVENS & GQULDING Civil Engineers and Surveyor? Willow Street, Tauranga (Opposite Bank of Australasia)) . Andat]Te Puke. ~~~ 'idENTISIRT ~ M E., W. H, WEIGHT (Late of Auckland) Central Buildings Corner Wharf Street and Strand, Tauranga. W. H. POOLE Oential Strand, t'ituruiga. ' 1 b '»(■ Hu. >tw Mr Mirrielees M E. H. GRUMP Pianotone, organ, Theory Harmony, Counterpoint. Mrs (’rump—\’oice Production and Singing. Cameron Road, Tauranga. CARTER, RO 3mTHE <6 wwTRIANGIE 'V \ ’Phone » 0 V MENS# BOYS OUTFITTERS’ TAILORING AND BOOTS 129 // LADIES 6? CHILDRENS HIGH GRADE FOOTWEAR AND HOSIERY OVERCOAT TIME is here. \yE would be pleased to have the opportunity of showing you some of our Large Stock of Men’s Tweed Overcoats Men’s Trenoh Coats Men’s Black Oil Goats Boys’ Tweed Overcoats Boys’ Canvas Oil Goats Men’s Gabarbine Overcoats Men’s Canvas Oil Coats Workers’ Capes and Coats Boys’ Gabardine Overcoats Boys’ Black Oil Goats These goods have been most carefully chosen, and represent the highest value at the prices quoted to-day. “ QUALITY," our Motto- Call earl/ him the *el ctr>u L ood. CARPETS! CARPETS! WE have just lande. a beautiful ranae of c oice Indian Carpels and invite Your Early loapection TAURANGA mMSHLiG CO, LID. DEVONPORT ROAD. < Have you seen the UGHT SIX ‘ STUDEBAKER?” The World’s Greatest Light Car No one can sugee«t an Improvement or find a Fault m it Mounted on Cord Tyres— Fitted with best High Tension Magneto—--24 Khaki Hood and Real Leather Upholstery — -Miles to the gallon of petrol —Have a demonstration and trial run Agents also for the BIG SIX and SPECIAL SIX STUDEBAKERS COMMUNICATE WITH DU/ & I l/CD AGENT. MOTOR SEE VICE . If H L l\ L il, GARAGE, CAMERON ROAD DAILY MOTOR SERVlCES— Matamata, Waihi. Rotosua, W'uakatane, Opotiki and Moiuhosa (Gisborne Railhead) 'Phone 155 : n r*