W.%VV%W/.V-V.V/.V.".VAVA'A%VV«VAV«"i TO-DAY will re-introduce the scale of fares with which it pioneered the taximeter cab business in New Zealand— This scale is fair and commensurate with the class of transportation provided. Checker believes that Auclclanders do not object to pay a. fair price for good service— , And accordingly Checker offers only the best. .VV.V.V.VW.VW.V.V.V/.VV.VL'AV/.V.V^ Vll Jr From Mill to Millions "THE famous REAL SILK Hosiery Mills of Indianapolis, U.S.A.; Elstree, Lngland; and Paris, Fiance, who are the largest manufacturers of Sillc Hosiery in the world, and who have built a huge international business on CONSUMER satisfaction, are represented throughout New Zealand by a number of ladies and gentlemen who call at the homes and offices, and supply users with the finest hosiery in the world, direct from the Mills, at a considerable saving. When one of these calls upon you it will be to your advantage to say "Come in." This wonderful hosiery is distributed throughout the world direct to consumers only, and is not sold in shops. If you have not had a call recently, ring up the local agent or drop a line to the N. 21 Office,... Box 359, Wellington. Auckland Office: 31 Regal Chambers, High St. Phone 47-192 A LH i -LK HOSI E R Y " ,100 % x Pure Silk-worm Silk." 1 m • mmi
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20071, 8 October 1928, Page 3
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