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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19626, 21 October 1933, Page 2

A.A.R.D. HUNTER'S D.O.T. MOTORS. TDIARC - DUNEDIN - INVERCARGILL - ETTBOW—ffj lve , fro “ ®? uth; 930 am and 12.50 pm. DAILV cars leave lor South: Monday to Saturday, 11 am. and 130 pm Sunday, 1.30 pm only. to. n* _ Bookings. Parcels and Enquiries— Jaa. Moyes, Land and Estate Agent, Hay’s Buildings, and mi«» Thomas. __ Timaru Book Club. Thones 887 M, Night 8818. Thones 887 M. Night SB7S. AIR TAXIS Our Chief Pilot Squadron Leader T. W. White, has 17 yean flying experience. Quotations given to any part of N.Z. SPECIAL LABOUR WEEK END FLIGHTS. 2 PASSENGERS 5/- MACH. JOIN OUR SCHOOL OP INSTRUCTION NOW! AIR TAXIS, LAND TAXIS, R ENTAL CARS AND SERVICE , CARS Flights from 5/-, Rental Cars at £1 per Day, Taxis 6d Mil* SERVICE CARS DAILY From Timaru to Dunedin and ’lnvercargill (t 7 am) and 1 om From Timaru to Pembroke, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 1 am. Prom Dunedin to Pembroke, Daily t Sundays excepted • Sundays and Mondays excepted Depot:—DOMINION MOTORS LTD., Timaru. Geo. Johnson, Secretary NEW ZEALAND AIRWAYS LTD. & WANAKA MOTORS, LTD., Transport Specialists Head Office: 20 STAFFORD STREET DUNEDIN.

The Best Summer Change CHEAP TRAVEL BY RAIL. With the torn of the tide in trade, many people meet be veering to holidays, which were deferred by hard times Cheap travel by rail—less than a penny a mile second-class a slight fraction over a penny flrst-eless helps people to boild np strength of mind and body. For a holiday, short or long, your railways giro yon that best, cheapest, safest service. SAVE UP FOR TRIPS BY RAIL.

“It’s Quality Furniture that Counts” Your experience tells you that cheaply constructed goods manufactured for sales are dear at any price. Our Business is to help you to “Furnish Your Home” in a manner that will give you Lasting Satisfaction. We Manufacture Furniture in Timaru —“The Quality of which is beyond dispute,” whilst our prices will meet all competition—“ Support Local Industry”—and Get Satisfaction at— FIN LA Y SON’S GEORGE STREET

BRANDED—THE perfection of the hand-wrought gold and silver articles made by smiths of the middle ages has identified them for all time. Every piece turned out was marked by its maker’s individual signature. He signed his work as an artist signs his masterpiece. Pride of accomplishment is the background of all trade-marked goods. When a manufacturer puts his mark on a piece of merchandise and makes his trade-mark known through advertising, he deliberately invites your inspection. The reputation of his wares is in your hands. His goods must be as advertised, or he loses prestige. Advertised misrepresentation is business suicide. The way to be sure of the goods you buy is to ask for those that are regularly advertised, and having asked for a certain article, see that you get it. Don’t take the risk of wasting money on “just-as-goods.” BEWARE —OF SUBSTITUTES