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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 176, 26 June 1926, Page 8

Arrangements have been mad© by the Takaro Bowling, Croquet and Tennis Club to retain the services of Larkin’s Orchestra till 1 a.m. on Tuesday next, Juno 29, on the occasion of this club’s card tournament and dance at th© Soldiers’ Club. Invitations holders, please note. The New South Wales Government Insurance Officcis advertising for business under the Workers’ Compensation Act. It will charge rates on the basis of those declared by the underwriters. The lowest price is not always the point that counts. Quality must run in conjunction with price, to ensure real value. Goode in our store are priced according to quality; For instance, we have a fine line of salad sots, a beautiful rosebud decoration, the cheapest set being 83 6d. Then there’s one, a better quality, the same decoration, at 22s 6d, and still another, exactly the same decoration again, only better still, atr 32s 6d 6et. We sell the goods at the price they’re worth, not at a fabulous price. You will find that, comparing price and quality for quality, our business is run with this motto always/in view, ‘‘The lowest price possible, consistent with high standard of quality,*;— Collinson and Son, Broadway, Palmerston North. —Advts