“PAKMORE”

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 714, 13 July 1929, Page 5

“PAKMORE”

THE SUIT-CASE THAT IS NEVER TOO FULL TO SHUT Every traveller has faced the problem of trying to squeeze that extra article into an overcrowded suitcase. Things accumulate in the course of a long trip, and suitcases that were full to begin with cannot easily be persuaded to accommodate themselves to more; so that very often something has to be discarded or some useful little article or present done without, unless ono is prepared to buy another case and put up with tho inconvenience of another package at each new stage of the journey. Pakmore has solved this difficulty by providing a case which will expand as the demand upon its capacity increases. Pakmore, when shut down to its minimum capacity, look 3 very much like an ordinary suitcase, being neat and convenient to carry. But it is when those little extras accumulate that Pakmore comes to the aid of the traveller and proves its usefulness. All one has to do is put the extra articles in the case, and the lid expands and locks tightly in the required place, holding everything just as firm, whether the case is packed to the limit of its capacity, or only half full. Pakmore cases are an inestimable boon to the regular traveller; they are made by Palmer Collins and Whitaker, Ltd.. Ponsonby Hoad, Auckland, and are obtainable from all stores carrying travelling goods. Next time you pass a travel goods store ask to see one. and get the salesman to demonstrate the way in which Pakmore will expand, when extra space is required. Pakmore cases are handsome, light and strong, and will stand any amount of hard wear.