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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXII, Issue 12252, 6 April 1935, Page 8

SPECIAL, ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED WANTED WANTED BUYERS FOR FARM DRAYS Brines from £lO. SPRING CARTS from £l.l 1 LOW CART £9 I GOOD BUGGY £5. LEBS * CO WATROA AGENCY: MESSRS. HAN HAM AND CO. BOOKSELLERS. Marino Parade ami Nor Hi Civile. —ami GROUT'S NOVELTY SUOD MARINE PARADE AND NORTH CLYDE Are (bo Walrus Agon La for Llio “GISBORNE TIMES” SMITH'S GISBORNE. TOLAGA DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE Depot, Gisborne: II S. Motors, Pliono 1612.Loaves J. E. McKinley, Grocor, daily, 2 p.m, N. 13. SMITH, I'ropriofcof. Phono 14, Tolaga Bay. INFORMATION FOR TRAVELLERS. TTLAINS leave Gisborne on Mondays, Wednesdav. and Thursdays 8.5 a.m. nod Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 3.10 p,in., Saturdays 4.15 p.m. Motors connecting with trains: For Palmerston North and Auckland via Napier, Gisborne depart 6 a.m. and 8.30 a.m. ; Napier depart 430 pm. (Train). Palmerston North arrive 9.29 p.m,, Auckland arrive 9.40 a.m. next day. For Auckland, via Rotorua: Gisborne depart 0.15 h.m., Rotorua depart "—-.in) 4.40 p.m.; Auckland arrive 11 P.m AN AXIOM FOR COLDS 'the it-is bettor to build a fence at Ibe top of a clill.' than to keep an aiiilmlo.nce > at the bottom suggests Baxter’s Lung Preserver at the first sign of trouble instead of limiting until a cold pulls one down. “Baxter’s”; quickly clears huskiuess, soothes soreness and drives all chill out of' the system. Has unique tonic properties. “Baxter’s” never fails, its popularity i's ever increasing. Qhemists' and stores everywhere sell the three sizes, 1/0, 2/0 and 4/0.

A Rising Market- and tie Public are Buying* Fem strings axe being loosened tap, pr«aspgrsty is advancing, steadily, toward tw* Manufacturers, Merchants and Retailers can do more to spin the wheels of commerce tihan ever before. The quality of your products, their price value and the appearance of the packings are essentials toward attractfejgf sales astd profit. Ire YOll covering 3*' your market adequately falling raqst be done wherever sales can be made. Fresh channels of trade have to be sought out. What are YOU doing towards exploring these rhssaeb? Am pot* telling the consumer abowt your goods, why they should ask' for ytmn brand? Your Salesman or Travellers—whichever you Kke to call th®®—* may be doing splendid work getting your goods mto the fe®et msam am 70a wring to got th® Psdjlic to aafc tor ttews ■, „ A ./> The Newspapers, etc., Get behind your goods and advertise 'them. To-day's the day ’to btriM your market. National advertisers would do well to. follow the lead of the go-ahead local advertiser, sure in the knowledge that comisteot a<ixariisms waii push the sales of a good product to new high peaks. (J* ms?1». w 1 f v \ n \