GOLDINGHAM AND BECKETT, LTD., Palmerston North.
One of the most attractive and interesting trade displays made at the present show is certainly that of Messrs. Goldingham and Beckett, Ltd., of Palmorston North. It is of special interest, not only to the farmer and his wife, bu; to town ladies and juveniles also. For the farmer there are seed potatoes of various kinds, and it is well known that this firm do an extensive business in these, because they not only have the variety, but the quality and stocks, which' are likely to be rapidly disposed of. Of some importance to the housewife is that famous beverage, " Eobur Tea,l', which is becoming exceedingly popular in this country, and fast taking the place of many other well-advertised lines. Eobur is shown in several different qualities, and, to use a hackneyed phrase, once you try it you will always buy it in preference to any other. There. is something extra special for the boys and girls at the stand. This is the display of Old Gold Cocoa. Every tin of this contains a stick of Old Gold Chocolate, and if ever there was anything that was destined to become popular in the home, especially for the cold nights for supper, it is Old Gold Cocoa. The purity and excellence of this is guaranteed. The tins are neat and attractive, and lend a pleasing colour aspect to the firm's stand, and every man, woman, and child that likes a ipure nourishing drink, with some sustaining power behind it, would do well to try Old Gold Cocoa, and children will appreciate that extra little delicacy to be found in every tin—a stick of Old Gold Chocolate.
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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 142, 18 June 1919, Page 12
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281GOLDINGHAM AND BECKETT, LTD., Palmerston North. Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 142, 18 June 1919, Page 12
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