Goldberg's Move

NZ Truth, Issue 1147, 24 November 1927, Page 6

Goldberg's Move

SOME time ago, when Frank Goldberg, J.P., came to the conclusion

that growth of business made it necessary for him to move to Sydney, New Zealand bade farewell — temporarily, we hppo — to one of the keenest and most capable advertising men New Zealand has been fortunate to have.

Years ago, when Frank Goldberg started, he had only his two hands, a complete knowledge of his work and a real faith m his own ability to push him along. His success is now history m New Zealand advertising circles.

Goldberg is one of those mortals whose charm lies m their power to inspire others with a determination to do better work.

To toil with Goldberg — he really does toil — is to be able to leave the office at 5 p.m. with a feeling of having done a good day's work m exactly the way it should have been done.

In other words, he places himself on an equal with his employees without losing their respect or esteem.

Pleasant, democratic and successful, Goldberg simply cannot stem the tide of business, which, for years past, has steadily flowed his way.