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New Zealand Tablet, Volume LI, Issue 3, 17 January 1924, Page 6

“The Service of a House is Judged by its capacity to retain the Good-will t-j.- of its Patrons.” - “The Service of a House is Judged by its capacity to retain the Good-will of its Patrons.” ' Recognising this undeniable fact in modern business, Ballantynes insert Newspaper Advertisements and issue Circulars and Catalogues— accurately portraying the goods by word and illustrationand thereby extending the service of the House to all parts of the Dominion. That they have succeeded in nrl'K k * Simplifying Mail Order Shopping and affording distant dwellers the benefit of selecting from high-grade merchandise; is evidenced by their extensive Mail Order connection. Patrons’ -obvious satisfaction, and loyalty to this old-established House reflect its capacity, to retain their good-will. What the Ballantyne Service does for you Answers all inquiries by first possible —Has goods selected by a r specially trained staff Has goods packed carefully and forwarded promptly— postage to any part of the Dominion except on heavy -or ‘‘fragilearticles—Allows discount of a -1/- in the £ for cash or on monthly Accounts. . -'''V •. - ' n What the Ballantyne Service appreciates from Customers •J; f. j; -?r ■ ixi;.' A clear statement of goods required including sizes, colours and ' pricesA : second ': choice - when possible— postal address— Money-order-for approximate amount if account has not already been '. opened. -I' Hfc Vhi) ij ■ ? r L J. Ballantyne & Co. Ltd. ii CHRISTCHURCH S ■■■