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Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24897, 10 June 1946, Page 7

Ati THIS picture stands for in Christchurch much jmi 1 ’ of that which "No. 10 Downing Street” * stands for in London and signifies to Christ- ■ I » church people the same high principles of human HK \ 1 < relationship as the famous "No. 10” signifies to Tj . ?■» the British Commonwealth of Nations . . . and to I J \ < the whole world. tr ] I ! Through this doorway people pass without a /a ,a / I / 11 \ y single doubt in their minds, knowing full well I I II I ' that fairness and consideration will be the key- n I i f I \/ J note of the treatment they receive, no matter I | what their mission may be. M I J Taylor’s of Christchurch are Garment Cleaners IJ* * and Dyers . . . they have been so for one quarter J ..... of a century ... it is appropriate for us to men- . is ? <;. tion the work of the Dry Cleaning Industry as a whole throughout the Dominion during the war years. Other industries have produced Armaments, - Uniforms, Bombs, Boats and hundreds of other fif things for making war, but little has been said I of the salutary effect of Garment Dry Cleaning IB* and Dyeing on the morale of the people of this | country during the war years just past. Were it not for the fact that the Dry Cleaning Industry in New Zealand was, before the war, more progressive than the average . . , were it <| (■ not for the fact that every movement of overseas progress in the Industry was noted, studied 3a: and incorporated into New Zealand methods ... J “ ; < SS, ~ were it not for the fact that in the years before 1 . < aZj.? the war every piece of equipment which rep- M resented an advance in methods for improving L' . i the Industry was installed . . . then the clothing "-f. i position for four-fifths of the non-combatant ; > population of New Zealand would, indeed, have . > • ■ been in a sorry plight. The Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Industry is a virile A. L industry . . . further, it is widely recognised that . Taylor’s of Christchurch have been foremost in ’ keeping the Industry up-to,-date and in giving a service of the utmost value. ... .

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