Page 23 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20596, 21 June 1930, Page 23

Completely equipped at £350, the Morris-Cowley Saloon offers everything a reasonable man desire, and embodies many refinements which until recently were regarded as the prerogative of only the wealthy motorist. Four-door body. Adjustable one-piece front seat. Four winding Triplex glass windows. Adjustable single-panel Triplex windscreen. Visor. Private door locks and luggage carrier. Coachwork in cellulose. Chromium finished. ' Colours: Stone Brown Duotone or Niagara Blue Cellulose. MORRIS-COWLEY— The NEW BASIS of CAR VALUE ON SHOW NOW,

EE . . . ertise 1 The Classified Columns of the N.Z. Herald tell their own story A Small Space and A Big Return Thousands of people have spent a modest shilling or half-a-crown on a small advertisement and have been rewarded with remarkably good results. saiisnea mmm :ii;i.M} H : ' .■ ' ' : 'j i'.'i ■ i''' ■< j' , M a ill sum I I J!!l:ii liill&iithi; !i!i : l;i ii »i! i hir ilililiiii'lijl'llsiiliilllllilsiii!!! !! I Hi ! Uni'llli ill i! ! 11l Hi liiiillil! 11l I ill!i !l1 HI lillll j ! I Hj pin Ii 111! iii i "* Thanks to advertising in the my stock of bulbs fe disposed of. " | inserted a three-day advertisement and received no fewer than 81 replies. "I have received no fewer than 123 replies to my Saturday's advertisement. (Board wanted.) ** Entirely through this advertisement I sold even more sheep than I had originally intended selling. " My advertising in the ' Herald " keeps my hotel full for a large part of the year." ** Please do not put in any more advertisements. as we are besieged with inquiries." " I can honestly say that 1 get at least three times the replies from the * that I do from any other paper.