BUSINESS EXTENSION.
j Mr J. B. Clarke, who is an energetic and businees-Hke young man, is at the head of a comparatively young bakery business, but he has received such liberal support from the public that he has found it necessary to secure premises of his own, where the whole of his time can be devoted to the \. rade, and where facilities are offered for a big increase pf business. He has, therefore, secured the' premises recently occupied by Mr E. Ellis, where a spacious bakehouse is in thorough going order, capable of turning out some hundreds of loaves in a batch. Mr Clarke now intends to push his busies as much as possible, for he is ShWoue to gather round him sufficient support to enable him to pufcpn arxpxtra cart, and leave him free to do! the'wljol^' of the baking. Carts will call upon customers daily, special concessions will bo made in supplying big orders to contracting camps, and in the course of a few wgeks sujall goods of all descriptions will be manufactured. We feej sure Mr Clarke will meet with the success his enterprise deserves,' ' ' ' * "
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7534, 10 August 1903, Page 2
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