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. " ■
* • Eg ♦ * Suits for wee fflen'Jjl , J Depicted are several illustrations of smart ** L [xj and seasonable Suits for Boys. The \i£<-ffm\?K. m materials are of the usual) M. & C. quality, & whilst the cut and finish leaves nothing to EluMMliVm lv\ S BI6— AN EASY-FITTING USEFUL SUIT,' for IBS Iff j|{|l f jjjtVTi El boys 1£ to 4 years. The material is of strong fIUTr rm ( Fawn Tropica] Suiting, with dark stripe, Peter , ill T) 1,1 j fjj EI • Pan collar and ,laced front—Price, 9/11. *> BIS—ROUAL JUMPER SUIT, in Blue and White » L \ \ & Striped Nurse Cloth, fitted with a Navy sailor £|S te=j| El collar, White Drill front and lanvard. For WB tegl "$► boys 4to B*years of Price, 19/6. glf lg| . 0 SMALL BOY'S CREAM GARBI. DRESS , V S % El TUNIC SUIT, as illustration. These suits are §L===lßy[farwell made from a right quality material. Sizes jj§liffi& i ~cSSr~^'^~ SZ ~' El 1 to 3, fitting boys 2, 3, and 4 years of age-*- - 815. . Price, 28/6. " ** swr f&T El g • 816. • g M'' ' ' § El 811.. " 813. £ • ♦' ' ' § , "El 812 — A SMART NEW STYLE FOR LITTLE £ ,«£?£&» BOYS of 2 to 4 years: The blouse is of plain ffi&SmSm W WlTite, with fancy stitching round cuff?, collar, IllllF "i ailf i down front. Knickers and shoulder strap.-, ■ A. *l El llr a ' of Blue and B::OTn striped Repp—Price, J ivi 'gj 1 , f This style can also be obtained in Plain Cream 2b~4£fsfet'*~: ri ♦ V *«•> Garbi.-Price, £4/6. li E Bl3—A VERY USEFUL SUIT IN LIGHT AND 1? /mfi HJI m ♦ / FAWN POPLIN, laced front, and two patch M|)T f j4Ht . § / / 'I L 1 V pockets, nicely stitched. Sizes to fit boys l's to J • f//M\\\ mil El S. / I \k\ \ft 3 years—Price, 15/6. „„, ky^f ' |li*J2»l ? rrfttlf) TniiHs <«>■. E! / // W Ml Bl4—A SMART JUMPER 'STYLE IN LIGHT W M m ♦ / Mjij Jk V AND MID FAWN* POPLIN, cut with square r Efts'' #• EJ \ /J J ; X , neck and laced front, half sleeves, and elastic T ,/* m ♦\J] I 1 \ banded knickers fitting boys 1£ to 4 years of \x-'J ❖ SW I 1 I—J \ Price, 10/6. „ „ tC Jr WBB3eMesgSm ~ K) ♦ Of I !' I This stvle can also be had with Peter Pan cellar -<qL.-> !i^^^^^^^ ! , <$► 0/) \ in Fuji Silk at 21/-. Cream Garbi., 19/6. \ j! i § £ A- . \ White Drill. 12.'6. -~,T T rA ,, * m Sr- ny 13 818-COMBINATION* SUIT FOR SMALL BOYS. B r^^'§ B? * y//l, L J The tops are made of a Grey and White striped Y ♦ I 1 1/ V I material, dollars, cuffs, and knickers of Grey \ XT Vffl, g ❖ / i I \ Check. For- boys up to 3i years'—Price, 24/6. 1 «> L / Also obtainable in a smart shade. -/' / £ «L . Milne & Choyce, Ltd., J I Q ueen street ' Auck,and - ■* » j.-' , ....
$ _ ' '• ■ 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
. JBTyM 18 ajspj ' antec of enuineness and I^^^- ' °' 1 ihe face of every real I At last! A rug" that does not have to be swept and' e| beaten to keep it clean, or stretched and tacked to make g it lie flat. ' 1 Come and see this new Congoleuni Product. All the g attractiveness of rug-designs with superior qualities of 1 cleanliness, durability and economy. If | Waterproof, sanitary, cleaned with a damp mop. . B I . Congoleum Art Rugs Congofeum By-the-Yard 1 I SIZE ' PRICES NETT 2 I**** wide. 9/11 *"* * unn . sn « yard M 9x 12 feet : £5 2 6 3 yard. wide. 15/- par ronmn, yard g I »x io%„ : 4io o Coagoleum Superwear i 9x 9 „ : 3176 (PLAIN BROWN) 1 \ 9x 7% „ : 3SO 2 yards wide, 17/- per running yard p B 9x6.. : 2126 „ , nnj H f 9x4% ii i 2o o Congolenin Rag Border m m 9x3 , I 17 6 36 inches wide, 5/6 per running yard 13 To cover freight and H I CONGOLEUM COMPANY, iTt^J^l^FZ 1 J__ vincial Dealers to add B **1*». to the above prices not || , _ .... more than 3d. per run. IS Laanceston Building ningyardlor Congoleum §1 _ _..«-. ±fir+v* iwr\ by-the.yaid.and 1/6 for H Customs Street East AUCKLAND «chCon«oieumArt Rug, II || A 26 I ! buffer fly \ I V* ll™ J& will please your \\ m Kb inl family and visitors.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17329, 28 November 1919, Page 13
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