Page 13 Advertisements Column 5

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16846, 23 September 1922, Page 13

O A PDV WHEN | A IJrikML Si J. HUSTLING ! THE other day we executed a Printing Order for a Big Company. The Manager was so immensely pleased that he immediately rang up 1167 to congratulate us and himself upon the character of the work and the expeditiousness with which it was turned out. It was done in much less time thap promised or expected. He suggested that we call our show WILDEY SPRINTING WORKS Anyway, we take a special delight in turning out Printing alway little better than seems necessary, and in doubleWSJj quick time, or trebbJe-quick if required. When you want Printing done the way we do ir, just ring up 1 167, and we’Jl do the rest. We are still to be found at the Corner of VICTORIA STREET AND VICTORIA SQUARE g m \m

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