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Waipa Post, Volume 44, Issue 3195, 25 June 1932, Page 3

m : •■!'• as: sic ItHI 0 1 111 l ?«e3 a ii rfßinrr. 11l if, ;PS £?ST ■n m fflMffilHHl^ mm ssa oitie 'HINK what Electricity means in your home. Switch and you have a houseful of glorious, brilliant light in a moment. Another touch and there is welcome warmth from the radiator. Electricity will add charm to your home or business. You can iron, cook, toast, boil the kettle and clem* the carpet — all with electricity. Hours of •work are saved by its use. Arrange for a complete installation mow. Work and materials guaranteed. ElectricService&HardwareOo. Agents for Mmzs&j Harris Co. UA, mad Waßec* MBUb* MachfaMs. ~*--: I'fit*I A TE AWAMUTU. Phones: DAY, 254. NIGHT 294.

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CHEAP TRANSPORT FOR PROSPERITY RAILWAYS FIGHTING THE SLUMP A big obstacle to New Zealand's full recovery from the slump is the huge aggregate cost of land transport; of which motor-traffic accounts for three-fourths. The annual toll of land-trans-port has amounted to £36 out of every £ 100 worth of production. New Zealand cannot afford this crushing burden. The railways can lighten the load. USE THE RAILWAYS FOR RECOVERY

'TELL THEM CLEARLY!' IS THE SLOGAN OF UP-TO-DATE SHOPKEEPERS. Whether it is Shirts, Clocks, Underclothing, Pots and Pans, etc., they must tell their Customers clearly—--I.—Who made it. 2.—How to use it. 3.—How to wash it. 4.—Where to get more. I I Etc., Etc. In fact, there is no article that does not need advertising. SELL YOUR GOODS THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF THE WAIPA POST The Paper which goes into practically in the District.