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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11548, 27 January 1932, Page 8

WILLIAMS & KETTLE —limited.— PASTORALISTS & FARMERS’ AGENTS. Wool Brokers Auctioneers General Merchants Jvipior, Gisborne, fTastings, Waipawa, Dnnnevirko nnd Wairoa. 'Agents for: COOPER’S DIPS and SHEARINC MACHINES REID & CREY’S AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. INSURANCE: FIRE MARINE INSURANCE. ‘ T, Royal Insurance Company, Ltd.; Uni tod Insurance Society of Canton,-Ltd. Chief Agents for;. National insurance .Company of.Newi j/.ealnnd,—Ltd. AGRICULTUR AL SEEDS SOLE AGENTS fo r GALTON’S. SEEDS— Rape, Turnips, Mangolds, etc. Special Manures for every crop. WOOL RACKS AND SHEARING REQUISITES. MERTON’S DIP. ALPHA LAVAL SEPARATORS WILSON'S PORTLAND CEMENT. MAI.THOID ROOFING, LAND SALES DEPARTMENT: We have properties of all size* for sale. Inquiries, invited frotn intending purchasers. We shall bo glad to have particulars of property from farmers wishing to soli. _ - Sales of Wool, Skins, Hides mul Tallow. A notion Sales of- ■ . Stock Every Week. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD. Up-to-date AYE UNDERTAKE ALL CLASSES OF PRI.NTIXG, BOOKBINDING. PALER RULING, GOLD BLOCK-' ING, RUBBER STAMP MAKING, Ac. Che "Ciines” plant is thoroughly modem and ‘no expense has been spared hv u.s to have, in Poverty Bay a printing oflice capable of competing with the beat in N.*. f)t “Ctmes” of skilled artisans is at your_ service, cnpaVe of producing a “rush” job which combines speeu» accuracy, and artistic taste. Che “Ctmeg” £>tocius contains exactly what you require, as we never nl'ow them to become obsolete, and have always a wide range of Bookbinding Materials, Cards. Tags, Papers, Envelopes, &c., for your inspection. Che “dines” prices compare more than favorably willi those charged in the larger centres. WE WANT ONLY NEW CUSTOMERS— THE OLD ONES REMAIN WITH US. The printing MBorfe PEEL STREET, GISBORNE, . Ini'ftUf} #|B p.O. box 81 —A—tft—tJb—tfe- —tsi —*6» —*fl< — ifr—lfr —lfl* ♦ —4* —•#>-

JOHN W ANAMAKEIt — “Prince of Retailers.” John lYanamaker commenced business in April, 1861. The first day’s takings • amounted to £o 3s 9Jd. Of this amount he spent £5 on news^japer advertising for next day's business and kept .‘is 9id in the till for change. He maintained that general policy, and built up America’s . great retail business. John IV aan maker was tlie biggest retail advertiser in the world. .Most of the successful retailers in America built their businesses on their policy of putting nil their profit* back into advertising during the early days of their growth, using principally the ‘‘family newspapers.

MR. RETATLER,— The “Gisborne Times'’ circulates every week-day morning over the whole of the East Coast districts from Wairoa to Cape Runaway-, and along the Bay of Plenty as far as 'Wliakntane. ft is well worth your while to inquire concerning its possible service to you. It you desire to extend your business, let us talk it over. Phone or drop us a line and our canvassers will gladly call and see you. Phones —Commercial, No. 500; Printing Department No. 818,