Page 10 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21326, 29 October 1932, Page 10 (Supplement)

We are able to give an Everlasting Guarantee with our Wound Armatures as we guarantee this Wire to be practicaljy indestructible. m />/A Lewbestos insulation retains its mechanical and electrical properties at temperatures which would melt solder and ultimately destroy the Copper Conductor. Let us quote you for your next job—out* prices are reasonable. We are equipped for carrying out repairs to all makes of cars. oy tne ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO. W* A.I "V OF N.Z. 52-58 Fort Street, AUCKLAND. 21 Collkigwood Street, HAMILTON. r Distributors and Service Stations for Willard Batteries. AutolUe, Delco-Remy, De Jon, Owen-Dyneto and Simms Ignition ' Units, Carter Carburettors and Mitchell Electrolocks.

The Furniture We still have a very fine selection of Furniture for the modern home. This has been STILL FURTHER REDUCED for immediate clearance. This offer definitely closes on Wednesday next. Only three more days remain for buying. Decide to make a visit of inspection first thing next week. There are many pieces here you will be proud to have in your home —and never again will you have the opportunity to do so at such astoundingly low prices. 25% Reduction on Latest Metal Hearth Furniture A unique opportunity, for these THREE DAYS ONLY, to have the choice of all our Kerbs, Coal Boxes. Fire Screens, etc., and Metal-framed Wall Mirrors at a genuine saving of 25% off marked price#. Come •nd see the marvellous values that await you. FUKNIS'HINC SP£CfAL/S>rr jgueeti St duckland Deferred Payments can bo arranged at bur Cash Prices. • • THE ... * g News u The daily habit of reading a paper at a certain time greatly enhances the advertising value of a medium. In this connection the morning papers throughout the world enjoy predominant positions and that of the " Herald" in Auckland is analogous to. "The Sydney Morning Herald," " The Argus," Melbourne, " The Times," London, " Chicago Tribune," " New York Times," etc., etc. The morning paper enjoys the longest life of any class of daily. It is delivered in the early morning hours and is available in the home, office, shop or factory throughout the day. Constant reference is made to its news and advertising columns, particularly by womenfolk, who accept the greatest share of responsibility for the purchase of all classes of goods. M THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD" has the largest daily circulation in New Zealand. Mass circulation has been built up without losing intensive coverage among the more well-to-do readers and without in any way sacrificing the quality and tone of its editorials. It is recognised as an educational factor of the highest importance in the homes of the people. The New Zealand Herald* COMPLETELY COVERS THE AUCKLAND TERRITORY