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Colonist, Volume LVI, Issue 13485, 3 June 1914, Page 4

i Mr Mumbles; who has been away from this city for about ten years, said he couldn't see much improvement, but was pleased that 'Arry Hatmoro was member and the People's Bill was Mayor. But bis good wife said: "Lor bless yer, Mumbles? I sees a lot o' improvements —new harbour, church steps, memorial gates, to say nothing of new pubs, business places, and_ "movies,' but what strikes me most is th e wonderful growth of Bill Lock's (I allus called him Bill) Furnishing Business, I reckon his show is one of the sights of the city—reel up ter date as enny in Noo Zealand. Lock allus. kept a good stock of furniture .and things ter make the home comfortable. He sold cheap, and save.a better "square deal' than Bill Massey's Government. I otfghter know as five o' my family when they got married furnished their happy homes at Bill Lock's. They have allus been satisfied with the quality of the furniture, and the splendid value they got at Lock's.*