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Waikato Times, Volume 102, Issue 17168, 2 August 1927, Page 2

E. C. DAY, LTD. PEDGB "PLANTS. fc» b» L.. , - Will sell at their Mart, Victoria Street, nnmmsDAY, jSTExt, AT 11 A.M. 150 Macroearpa, 150 Lawsoniana, 200 Barberry, 200 Hakca Sallgna 50 Florabunda, 30 Pious Radia.fca, 50 Broadleaf Privets. TERMS GASH. E. C. DAY, 52 Auctioneer. PUBLIC NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OP THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION PASSED BY THE MAIN HIGHWAYS BOARD ON THE 30TII. JULY, 1927 nniTAT pursuant to the power conX ferred by Paragraph 4 of Clause 9 of the Motor Lorry neguiauons published in New Zealand Gazette No. 18 of the 31st March, 1927, the Main Highways Board being the controlling authority/in respect of that portion of the Hamilton-Rotorua Main Highway commencing at the junction ol the old To Aroha Road with the Tirau Road at Tapapa and terminating at the eastern boundary of the Matamata County at Mamaku bush doth hereby prohibit absolutely as from Ist. August, 1927, until further notice the use of any motor lorry on the said portion of such Main Highway. F. W. FURKERT, Chairman. Wellington, 30/7/27. 53 WUfI6E?«rBTAR; PLAMT2NG SEASON. 1927. NURSERYMAN. KAKSLTQft! EAST. is now orrortnc fop sale: Fruit Trees, Hedgo and Shelter Trees, Ornamental and Flowering Shrubs. Roses, etoLawsonlan.as and Chinese Privet a Speciality. Extra large and well grown. The largest and fir.ost stock In tha Walkato. Send for Price List and order early. WONE BUT THE BEST. BABY CrtBHSAGES. are reducing our swi. uiiceu prices, .inspection invited. 'V execute repairs and renovate Prani3 YY and all classes of Cane Goods; Prams re-tyred. Chairs, Latest Designs, Best f Materials, at BedrocK Factory Prices, ati-Louden and Hawkins, Manufacturers, opposite Winter Snow.

tn Ycur Own Interest, see toe Randrup Milder Teat Cups and Claw first, then place your orders. AF" prevents damping. ODtaimtfue ai leading Florists, Fruiterers ana c'mres Use "Saf" when planting. L and prevents lung disease. It's our Cough Remedy, -2/6. Irvine's Pharmacy. Posted 3/-. TS in prescription Dispensing; Only imported drugs are used.--nning's, Ltd., cnemists.

r of Advertising Prominent PdMfc Mm Sag Sell Themselves IN. STANLEY BALBWDT (P.C., M.P., LL.D„ D.GJJ LET THE WORLD KNOW. "The problem before us is to pro- « duce the goods that are required and .'-"•'; to let the world know that we have • • them. On the production side I haye no fears, since the skill and capability ' i of our manufacturers and workers are as great as ever. On the selling sMa we must moderate our methods and make use of the great developments which have taken place recently in the art of advertising." v 1 THE RIGHT HGFi SIR P. CUNLIFFE-LISTEH (P.C., M.P., President of the Board of Trade, London.).*' ADVERTISING POWER IS IMMENSE./' "The art of advertising is a comparatively new one, but its power is Immense. Given the continued excellent of (British) production, as to which I have no fear, it is to improved selling organisation and to intelligent advertising that we must look for the maintenance of our commercial position in the competition with other countries." , ARTHUR SVIICHAEL SAMUEL, M.P. '(Parliamentary Sec. to the Department of Overseas Trade.)) GOODS DO NOT SELL THEMSELVES. "Goods do not sell themselves; I , have said this often before, but I make no apology for saying it again. , A card with this inscription should hang in a prominent position in the offices of every manufacturer and exporter as it docs on the walls of my own room. This legend emphasises a fact" which, although obvious itself, is only dimly realised by seme of our manufacturers and exporters. As much ■ initiative and forethought are required in marketing as in production. I go . further, I believe it to be easier to produce a good article than it is to sell it." If You Want To Buy or Sell—Advertise in n j