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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume LIV, Issue 22, 21 March 1933, Page 8

EDNA MAy i^m^' S^iK'"^ W^ «i«ki LIII ABIAIICI .ov^^,^L fB^B- ■■ m m. IVtAN< nILAICItJUa! ALL NEW TECHNICOLOR I in her first big IJ Southbridge Town Hall NEXT SATURDAY MARCH 25

W.H.McCallum r ■ ■ ivt-'tifjyF" Cheapest p-t~t. '■" ' • *•" '• " ' '*• •■ * -": '•"'*. 146 FITZGERALD AVENUE, CORNER HEREFORD ST., CHRISTCHURCI

Reduced Rates for Electric Current i ■ ■ , I • In an endeavour to assist its consumers during the present difficult period the Board has made reductions in its rates for current amounting to < ■ Over £800 a Year L ■I • The new schedule will come into operation on April 1, and it is hoped that ] B H the effect will be to create a still greater demand for electricity and so 'H H; make further reductions possible in the future. Already the rates in ' H X Springs-Ellesmere compare more than favourably with those charged in '.U ■ any other country power district in the Dominion. • I It is an indisputable fact that for lighting, heating, cooking and power, ; ; electricity is cheaper than any ether means of providing these services! < apart from the other benefits it confers. ECONOMISE BY USING ELECTRICITY Springs - Ellesmere Power Board LEESTON PHONE 42