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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20722, 15 November 1930, Page 10

STEP UP OR STEP OUT. In these days of retrenchment pay-rolls are being carefully considered. The man who fills hi? present position satisfactorily and who is fully qualified and ready for promotion is the man employers cannot afford to lose. You must bo prepared to »tep up or etep out. SPECIALISED POSTAL STUDY UNDEIi HEMINGWAY'S Will enable you to consolidate your present position and equip you for progress a.i times improve. Can yon afford to risk retrenchment 7 Get down to study at once—just an hour a day of your leisure time will brine you real rewards Write for particulars ot Course in which jou are interested. lIEMINO W A Y ' S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND. GO EOR THE GOOD TAINT. GOOD PAIXT SAVES MORK THAN IT COSTS—INFERIOR PAINT IS DEAR Al any price. SAMSON SUPERFINE READY- MIXED PAINTS Stand for centime quality, and are absolutely pure. The fine finish and lasting service of Samson Paints are worth a lot to you in real value— GO FOR THE GOOD PAINT. PIIILLIPPS AND TMPEY, LTD., QUEEN STREET. ROYLETE BABY SWINGS. A DELIGHT TO BABY. HE WILL LEARN TO STAND AND THEN TO WALK. IN THIS SWING. PRICE.—WHITE. 5a 9d : FANCY STRIPED. Ss fid. Postago on Swing. Bd. Also. BABY COTS. PLAYGROUNDS. ETC. CALL AND INSPECT. OR WRITE FOR PARTICULARS. E. Leßoy, DEPARTMENT " C." 81. QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND.

A. B. WRIGHT AND SONS, LIMITED. RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND GENERAL CARRIERS. SHIPPING AND CUSTOMHOUSE AGENTS. MARINE INSURANCE AGENTS, COMMERCE STREET, AUCKLAND. Telecrnphio Address: "Carrying." Auckland.

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ARTISTIC WALLPAPERS. Our Ne<v Season's Wallpapers have arrived We cordially invito you to call or write (or patterns HILL AND PRIMMER, LTD. AUCKLAND.

N.Z. PERPETUAL FORESTS, LTD. INCORPORATED MAY. 10-2:1. THE NEW PRIMARY INDUSTRY. Issued Share Carital . . . . £240.000 Reserves for Maintenance exceed £950.000. of which more than £500,000 is held by Trustees on behalf of the bondholders and inve'ted in approved Trustee Securities. The amount in the hands of the Trustees is increasing weekly. Bonds Subscribed for . . . . £3 400,000. PLANTATIONS ESTABLISHED. He'd by Bondholders 114,661 5% Reserve Areas 5,733 Area of Roads, Break*, Caretakers, and other Reserves . . . . 12,150 132,544 NOTE.—The above is equivalent to over 200 square miles. Number of Trees planted exceeds 98,500,000. Write for Particular*: BROKERSSMITH, WYLIE & CO., LTD., SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE BLDGS. (Fifth Floor), Shortland Street, Auckland. DEGRAH. The acid-proof waterproof Varnish for boatii and Varnished work of every description. • HILL & PLUMMER, LTD., AUCKLAND. NEW ZEALAND HERALD DELIVERED DAILY, IN TOWN AND SUBURBS. 0D PER WEEK. INSTRUCTIONS FOR DELIVERY OF THE HERALD OR ALTERATIONS IN ADDRESSES WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. THE AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS, NEW ZEALAND'S PREMIER ILLUSTRATED FAMILY WEEKLY, WILL BE DELIVERED PROMPTLY BY RUNNERS EACH WEEK TO CITY AND SUBURBAN SUBSCRIBERS. TELEPHONES: PUBLISHING OFFICE I 4.0-114* 5 A.M. TO 5 P.M. ''' AU 1111 QUEEN STREET OFFICE) 4,(5-044 8 A.M. TO 10 P.M. I • • OKU THE DOMINION RECORD IN DAILY NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION IS HELD BY THE NEW ZEALAND -HERALD. NET DAILY SALES EXCEED 58,000. SATURDAY'S PAID ISSUE EXCEEDS 03,000. In Auckland City and Suburbs nnd in the prosperous dairying districts of the province The New Zealand Hepald has a coverage unequalled by any other daily newspaper. It circulates in greater numbers, and has the greatest influence anionic those with the money to spend. By using the advertising columns of the Heuald the most efFectivo coverage is secured at least cost. No duplication of circulation, conae querttly no wusto. AUDITORS' CERTIFICATE. We, tho undersigned, after a careful investigation of tho publisher's books, have ascertained the average net paid daily circulation of The New Zealand Heiiald for the total period of twelve months ended 80th June. 1930, and hereby cortify that it is in excess of 68,000 copies per day during the whole of that period. Tho average net paid circulation of Saturday's edition for the same period is in excess of Gil,ooo copies per issue. Dated the 11th day of July, 1930 J. A. DUNCAN, F.S.A.A., (Eng.) GEO. W. HUTCHISON. F.P.A., (N.Z.)