W.E. JONES AND CO. Monumentalises, Palmerston North.
Our special issue would be incomplete without the advertisement of W. E. Jones, the well-known mpnumentalists oi Palmerston North, which appears in another column. i It is now, well recognised, that to succeed in business, in these days of keen competition, the principal of every firm must not only command the respect of his customers, but must be in the positiM of being able to supply the wants of all his clients. The foundation of the above business *vas started five years ago, and in the face of the upheaval of the last four years has never looked back, and to-day holds its position as the , leading monumental firm in the North Island. Every endeavour has been made to educate the public into purchasing a better class of memorial, and in this the firm has indeed succeeded, for to-day their various competitors wonder how this up-to-date firm commands such excellent business, orders being in hand all over the island. In future patrons of this firm will have greater opportunities, of obtaining suitable memorials. Mr. Jones, at the request of the largest granite firm in Scotland, has accepted the' position as their New Zealand agent. At present the finest stock of memorials is shown to advantage, special designs of war memorials and other new designs can be shown on request, ' Nothing but the best, and always up-to-date is the reason of their success. Ask for quotations and photographs.
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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 142, 18 June 1919, Page 10
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