For your winter evening needlework use Dorcas Maid, the fadeless fabric so beautifully even in texture. 36iti. Is 9d yard.—Milne and Choyce, Ltd. Yes! A.M.C. is a tig concern! Its extensive business enables it to have expert buyers scouring the country to secure (lie choicest .livestock procurable, to keep its fine shops right up-to-date with the latest improvements for the most hygienic and better handling of meat, and to carry larger stocks. Starting in a very small way in 1!X)6 with eight shops, A.M.C. Ims now nearly 40 Its great business has grown through the goodwill of customers; by rigid adherence to the policy of selling the choicest quality o£ meats, year in and yer.r out, in bad times ntid in pood times; and by always endeiivoi.iring to m.'i!:o it a pleasure to deal with A.M.C. Make A M.C. your butcher. —Advb.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20560, 10 May 1930, Page 12
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