MILLAR'S STORE, Cuba Street, Palmerston North.
It is thirty, .years -since Millar's store was first edmblishedi 'in • Cuba-street, Palmerston North, and, with, the exception of a brief period,;** it has been conducted ever since by a" member of, that family. Mr. ' George Millar, the present proprietor, is a son of the original owner, and a Palmerstonian by birth. Millar's store occupies a prominemij. position at the corner of Toanuistreet, and right opposite the Soldiers' Olub, and is a. very ■ popular establishment with the householders in the western area of the town.' The chief factor in the success of this business is the goodl quality of the goods, and the exceedingly moderate prices which Mr* Millar charges. Now that a new era is opening up for Cuba-street as a, business' centre, Millar's stores will, no doubt, expand, and continue to be of good service to all those who appreciate straight dealing, good quality good's, and reasonable prices.
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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 144, 21 June 1922, Page 12
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156MILLAR'S STORE, Cuba Street, Palmerston North. Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 144, 21 June 1922, Page 12
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