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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18065, 17 April 1933, Page 6

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§:■ Picnic Ham in tin 2/3 and 2/9 Tinned Java Chicken 2/6 Topgues in Class 1/3 Tinned galmon, Mullet, Pilchards, Herrings and Tomato. Cystrine Soup l/_ and 1/9 tin Sardines @d and \/ m Oysters 1/9 Whitebait, Toheroas, Anchovies, Pptted Meats ip Glass .. Qd and l/„ New Zealand Honey in cartons and glass. & CRYSTAL V WARE WARE THE GIFT SUPREME! Vases 3/- to 40/Bose Bowls 12/6 Jug and 6 Tumblers 35/6, 42/6, 47/6 Salad Bowls 7/-, 10/6, 25/-, 37/6 Crystal Sweet Dishes 6/-, 6/-, 6/6, 7/Decanters 12/6 Tumblers, 2/6, 3/-, 4/6, 5/6 We suggest any of the following: Coffee Sets (Shelley), 47/6 Morning Sets from 13/6 Tea Sets 35/- to 62/6 Fancy Cake Plates 2/Salad Bowls with servers 14/-, 15/-, 23/6 Sandwich Sets from 3/11 Shelley Sandwich Sets 23/6, 29/6 China Egg Sets 4/-, 5/-, 9/- - Cruets 5/-, 5/9 Biscuit Barrels 15/WINE and SPIRIT DEPARTMENT OABVEV WHISKY SOUTH AFRICAN PORT GORDON’S GIN McGAVIN’B STOUT 4-DIAMOND PORT PENFOLD’S WINES WARD’S ALE TUI AND WAITEMATA . ALES ETC., ETC. SKELTONS FOR QUALITY. GOODS

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CERVICE behind newspaper adverUsing builds steadily increasing business. Advertising draws people to the shop, but bad service drives them away. Before a retailer commences advertising nl must ensure that his stocks are right and that his service is up to top pitch, otherwise he will not get full benefit from advertising.