PONT BE INTIMIDATED! ELECTORS! Put it to yourselves— would you give up your Saturday Half-holiday for Thursday ? DECIDEDLY NOT! Can your Shopping or that of your households be done only on Saturday afternoon or evening ? CERTAINLY NOT! Then is there any reason why your town should not enjoy a universal half-holiday? OF COURSE NOT! Then bring it about and make your stand for progress and sound business—go to the Poll on the 27th and VOTE FOR SATURDAY nrrr» k:\ 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 and would rob themselves and others of the enjoyment of welLeamed leisure after six days' labour. Remember this— TWP the undersigned Business Men of Tauranga, feeling ** I--') 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 shopkeepers, or inconvenience to the customers:— fPQT’ 84 Junior Assistants ami employees (not eligible t<> vnii') have signed a memorial pledging their support ami appealing to the Electors to Vote for Saturday T. H. PHILLIPS, Furnisher C. F. WASHER, Coachbuilder GUINNESS BROS., Merchants TAURANGA HARDWARE COY. F, H. HAMMOND, Baker CARMICHAEL & NELL, Merchant# A. E. HAMMOND, Timber Merch ant J. ROBERTSON, Jeweller A. ILES, Furnisher MOUNTFORT N BAKER, Merchants M. MUN 110, Motor Mechanic B. 11. GRIFFITHS. Carrier E. E, HAMMOND, Carrier HOUSE & HONOUR, Drapers CARTER N CO., Outfitters Vv T . 11. GILMOUR. Coachbuilder W. GAIN, Saddler J. J. WRIGLEY. Chemist F. N. CHRISTI AN, Motor Engine er BEST N LEIGH, Tailors TAURANGA FURNISHING CO. CHARLES HARTLEY, Draper W. DAVOREN, Carrier
Once You Try You’ll always Buy YOUR BREAD FROM A. E. THOMAS, The Strand Dakar and Grocer. COACHBUILDER BLACKSMITH | HORSE SHOER COACH PAINTER MOTOR REPAIRS ii-iMia-wnirrMni ni—iiitti- ■ untnniinrTiiiiriwiiiiinmm—m> All Work uovertaken and done by Experienced Workmen. C. F, WASHER ASK FOR Wolfe’s Schnapps AND BE SURE ITS WOLFES Schnapps Lock Fob Tub Name 5 BUY WHOLE BOTTLES -'-V Team* Cum. i Phcjmk 54a □ . h. McCarthy s Co. AUCTIONEERS, Etc., WKad and Wifiow Streets, TAURANGA HAMILTON vSTREET, TAURANGA Phone 130 /VX'VV'XA.'V'.'V'.'V'.'VA 'V' l \ '’ 'VI'V'M'LA. f\I\, *tA'VWELCOME! ToCall alfthe~ Goods Suitable jfor The Coming Season Now Showing A 1 CHAB. HARTLEY The Leading Draper, THE STRAND, TA IT RANG A , 'Phone 136. Keep an eye open for next SATURDA Y’S advertisement. it. ii. McCarthy, Auctioneer IV~Do you want a “Telling” Poster ? SPECIALISTS 01 i v er’s Adv ic e I VOTE FOR THURSDAY Pianos and Gramophones in stock.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume 49, Issue 7678, 26 April 1921, Page 2
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