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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17328, 27 November 1919, Page 5

SY.MONDS STREET ENTERPRISE. GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S COMMENDATION.' PRIME MINISTERS JPRAISE. Letters have been received from the Governor-General anil from the Prime Minister by those interested in the erecItinn of the'electric and clock in Upper ! isvmonds Street. The Governor-General commends the subscribers "on their publicSpirited action in having found the moil y to ere< t and maintain for the benefit ni the public the lar-e clock formerly used at tlie Auckland Exhibition.'' Tin; P.'.me Minister, in congratulating the sulwcnlers. says: "The enterprise shown bv traders in I'pper Symoiids Street in combining I*-"' their mutual benefit has much to commend it,'' and he expresses the hope "Unit their example will be followed in other business centres." Further lie ti lists -That the effort to encourage trade in this up-to-date manner will result to the mutual benefit of the enter- i prising business pet-pie of Symonds Street and their customers " i The opening function will be performed 'tomorrow by the Hon. A. M. Myers, 'MP., and special efforts are being made by the tradespeople in Symoiids Street to give visitors to that locality an enthusiastic welcome. Free tickets for a Lyric pictures matinee 'will be obtainable from subscribers to the sign, and at this matinee, where a first-class programme will be produced, free sweets will be dis- . Libuted amongst the children. <