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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12750, 4 January 1936, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. GIFTS Bicycles, 3/3 per week joy Cycles 2/6 per week Sole Agents THE ALL STEEL RALEIGH BICYCLES and all other makes of English Bicycles. ON OUR EASY TERMS: 10/- DEPOSIT and 3/3 PER WEEK ALLAN SUTTON’S Gisborne Engineering Coachhuilding and General Iron Works MOTOR REPAIRS! A SPECIALITY. DAVYS. THIRD & MITCHELL

COMMON, SHELTON & CO. LTD. TAKE CARE OF YOUR COWS AND HORSES. Horse and Cow Covers. ACME HORSE COVERS. All sizes, good material, good shape and fit. RANGATIRA COW COVERS With Leg or Fillet Straps. A Good Quality Jute Cover tor C/g COMMON, SHELTON & CO., LTD. UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS, STOCK & STATION AGENTS, WOOL BROKERS.

BOOKBINDING “GISBORNE TIMES” LITERARY BINDINGS, M\,JIO, BOOKS IN ANY SI7! 7 OR STYLE OF BINDING. MAGAZINES, ETO. If yon have any diffionlty in making up your requirements, ring Phono 818 and a competent canvasser will at onoe assist you with his expert skill.

FOR SALE A LIMITED QUANTITY OF CLEAN WASTE PAPER. PLAIN WHITE PAPER 1/- PER ROLL. C. IS HORNE TIMES

INFORMATION FOR TRAVELLERS. DRAINS leave Gisborne on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays 8.6 a.m. and Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 3.10 p.m., 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 4.30 p.m. (Train), Palmerston North arrive 9.29 .pm., Auckland arrive 9.40 a.m. next day. For Auckland, via Rotorua: Gisborne depart 6.15 a.m.; Rotorua depart (train), 4.40 p.m.; Auckland arrive 11 pun.

SPECIAL RULINGS All classes of Special Rulings are ihdertaken carefully and expedituouslv at the Times Crinting Works LOOSE LEDGER LEAVES to suit inv style of binding Oany&s Covers made for all classes »f Ledgers etc. TIMES PRINTING WORKS

JOHN WANAMAKER—“Prince of Retailers.” John Wanamaker commenced business in. April, 1861. The first day’s takings amounted to £5 3s 9|d. Of this amount he spent £5 on newspaper advertising fo.' next day’s business-and kept 3s 9Jd in the till for change. He maintained that general policy, and built up America’s greatest retail business. John Wanamaker was the biggest retail advertiser in the world. Most of the successful retailers in America built their business on their policy of putting all their profits back into advertising during the early days of their growth, using principally the “family” newspapers. MR. RETAILER— 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 Whakatane. It is well worth your while to inquire concerning its possible service to you. If you desire to extend your business, let us talk it over. Phone or drop us a line and our canvassers will gladly call and sve yon-