“ Just a Cheerful Little Earful ” Our Great Annual Stocktaking Sale Begins on Thursday, June 23rd At 9.30 a.m. WATCH OUT FOR (UR FOUR PAGE SALE CIRCULAR! will get one eithesr by mail or through your paj>er. If not, write to us! We will he pleased to post you one gratis and post free on request. v B# I tF The Famous TUI Stout Phar Lap was a champion, „ A wonder horse, I ween; ♦ Lindrum is a billiardist, The best the world has seen. Bradman is a cricketer, Who rivals Grace, no doubt; You’ll turn up making Home Brew Once you’ve tasted Tui Stout. DRINK TUI STOUT. A WONDERFUL TONIC. HEALTHFUL, STIMULATING AND INVIGORATING. WWVWiVV’WVWW.VWWrt'rt nWi ►< Cheap Transport for PROSPERITY Railways Fighting The Slump A BIG obstacle to New Zealand's full recovery from the slump is the huge aggregate cost of land transport, of which motor-traffic accounts for three-fourths. The annual toll of land-transport has amounted to £36 out of every £IOO worth of production. New Zealand cannot afford this crushing burden. The railways can lighten the load. USE THE RAILWAYS FOR RECOVERY.
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12077, 22 June 1932, Page 7
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182Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Pahiatua Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12077, 22 June 1932, Page 7
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