Page 13 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17329, 28 November 1919, Page 13

The First Community Electric Sign and Clock in Australasia,. Upper SymondsSt Celebrates the Occasion. The Hon. A. M. Myers Opens. • '" . . ' ' I - rmrrrmini■nullum i———■ ■ iJilWiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiwiii —i— — ' '""—' pw—caaa — —nn-rrmr "■ — *°"=b—; — || I . ■ y I | [P™~"" * - . e 7~~ mmmm ~~~ mm ~ I i A number of generous and progressive business firms I IJ- '•" : r •• * * n Upper Symonds Street, realising the advantages of a | ' . Clock and brilliantly spectacular Electric Sign at that | y£k [>-a centre, have put their hands in their pockets to bring : " - ' '- N * - The Clock and Electric Sign have now been placed in I I j/" . > I/I ; : Ml /ill i * n re ference to their enterprise, His Excellency the Governor- ' ''"^flsa^fifll : B P l j-fj ;;! General sends a special message congratulating- those interested "on " __—-J their public spirited action in having found the money to erect and maintain J —■ ■"""""" "'"fir rin ■ — ■■■ »■»■ r- £ or the benefit of the public the large clock formerly used at the Auckland 1 , § • At 8 o'clock To-night Exhibition" ' 1 Li • , " . the Hon. Arthur M. Myers will ■ E,xniDinon. . i | The generous and progressive firms con- formally start the Clock and , . ... . , „ u w ~ T3 O 1 v 1 I tributing to the financial support of the . Sign in operation. '■ The Prime Minister, the Kt. Hon. W. t . Massey, r.U, also writes— I |j movement are as follows:— tv akld Ga rison Artiller "May I take the opportunity of saying that the enterprise shown by traders I Messrs. e..Porter & co. t. b. Heath. Band will play selections during the in Upper Symopds Street in combining for their mutual benefit has much I Isneddens.Ttd. W. Foss. ' • whole evening. tQ commen( ] *. anc [ of expressing a hope that their ■ example will be |. sneddens, Ltd. j. Reid. " . s to commend it, and oi expressing a hope that their example will be | Gilmour, Joll, & Williams. M. Haase. Free tickets to a Picture Matinee at rll J ■ *.!_ I " i. T L i.' ■» -,i JJir I J WG/ay&Sons. J.M.Jefferson. the Lyric Theatre on Monday after- fojlowed in Other business Centres. I have noticed With a good deal of I J. Buchanan. Sons. w. Marter. noon next at 2.30 will be obtainable interest the development in advertising, especially of recent years, and trust 1 McKeown & Sons. watney sibun. noon next at wui be obtainable interest the development in advertising:, especially 01 recent years, and trust 1 1 ** Pierce Properties, Ltd. J.H.White. from subscribers to the bign bunds. . x . - . J . -n ' i i . | J. Bouswii. w. Wallace. # that the efforts to encourage trade in this up-to-date manner will result to 1 . ! Geo. Cole. M. E. Holland. , A notice will be displayed in the .-..,'. ~ i I] e. j. b. Howie & co. Auckland Bible House. window of each of the traders, so the mutual benefit of the enterprising business people of Symonds Street I fa M A. Bennett. " Lyric Garage. * ..l .. a, >~ . n L 11 » L r o r~ .r ./ eg I p'x « wl f «tr 9W that the pubic will be able to show , • j .1 • _ , >? • i I City Dye Works. fc. Mrawtmdge. . r . . , c latlQ their Customers a 1 G.H.Foster. J.Stark. appreciation in a practical manner of dUU men j II ' ■ • their community spirit in financing the . ■ ' \ I [jj . , — -J movement. " ■

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$ _ ' '• ■ i I'' " I I ' ' ♦ -I 9 TO. • $ *•&.'" § I In case our numerous country friends and customers | I should wonder why our usual exhibit is absent from § | this year's Show we have to announce that owing f | to strikes in America our shipments of ; | I "OAKLAND" Cars -and § 1 • *< INDIAN'* Motor Cycles 1 3 • i § '■ i 'i . ? § were hung up, consequently we cannot give our 1 | usual display of these popular vehicles. We shall § I be glad, however, to see as many Show visitors* as § I possible at our Warehouse and Showrooms. We 1 f can give immediate delivery of " Indian " Motor 1 I Cycles. But you will require to f v • • V I . Book orders for "OAKLAND" CARS now ' I i FOR DELIVERY IN JANUARY AT PRESENT PRICES. I I There is every prospect of prices going up, so do 1 I not delay. 1 §• * ' . " % C'\ (ft) I ' f I Cycling Headquarters - 48 Fort Street | I ' - 1 | Open this evening from 7 to 8 9. | %" ' I I"" " I

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