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Pluck « Pluck at 3 o’clock in the morning! , ■ ) A Monograph by Charles Haines Nearly everyone knows the deadly funk of early morn that bitter realisation of the futility of things, distrust of oneself, and hopeless dread of the future. It comes on in the wakeful period about 3 a.m. It tinges ones whole outlook with gloom. At such times wise people resolutely push care aside, in the saneand sound assurance that when daylight comes their fesrs will have vanished like mists before the rising sun. Depression, either personal or national, is merely a temporary condition—a “ threee-o’clock-in-the-morning” state of mind. The best cure j g —to look ahead, stick to business, and expect business to stick to you. It generally does, when a man wills — and works. New Zealand is still well-off. Some people never realise this until they have hit-up against real poverty elsewhere. The value of eur exports steadily rose far some years, and everyone knew a “ peak ’’—for the present—had to be reached. Why be surprised ? The men wh» have been alert are neither surprised nor depressed to-day. They are still looking ahead 1 “We have lost thousands of pounds during the past few months,” said a merchant the other day, “but we keep on smiling.” That is three-o’clock-in-the-morning courage 1 The abnormal conditions born of War are not “ world without end.” We are getting down to bedrock, to solid foundations. The best way to keep sure-footed during the process is to cheer-up, to buck-up, and to keep on working. Expand in outlook —improve in equipment get on with organisation, now that you have the chance.' The reward will surely come. Business is bound to take an upward turn, and those who have worked best —and are ready—-will win most. Our own quarter-century of experience—and the substantial progress we have ourselves made —give us faith in New Zealand, faith in the Future, faith in Sound Advertising. » 1 . Glw Ldte-HA co . The Charles Haines - Dalgety Building, Wellington Advertising Agency, Ltd. Australasia Building, Dunedin Charles Hainet ) — i J TOrcc/or* Will Appleton ) TIMBER. TO BUILDERS, AND JOINERS: We con supply TOTARA, MATAI, RIMU, WHITE PINE, TOTARA HOUSEBLOCKS, POSTS, FENCING BATTENS, iota., direct from lour Main Trunk Mills to any Railway Station in the North Island. Mills situated nt Taihape, Ohakune, and Manunui. Seasoned timbers a speciality. TO FARMERS: . We have good stocks of TOTARA POSTS and DROPPERS, also stocks of second-class Building Timber, both sawn and dressed. Suitable ftor farmers and country builders. At our WELLINGTON YARD we carry large stocks of OREGON PINE, IRONBARK, SPOTTED GUM, BLUEGUM, and other Australian Hardwoods for bridge building, coach and motor body builders, wheelwrights, and Bounty councils. DOORS—We have the finest stock of Oregon Doors in the Dlominion. Prices greatly reduced. 3-PLY—We hold the largest stock and assortment in the Country. New Zealand 3-ply in RIMU, MATAI, and PINE, American ALDER, OAK, OREGON, ASH, SILVER BIRCH, and Russian ALDER. WALLBOARD—We stock that wonderful UPSON BOARD. It excels all others. TO CABINETMAKERS, SHOP FITTERS & JOINERS : We have 'seasoned stocks of OAK, Queensland MAPLE SUGAR PINE, CLEAR PINE, BLACKWOOD. Californian REDWOOD, selected OREGON PINE, KAURI, TARAIRE, and other New Zealand seasoned timbers. HARDWARE. We carry the most complete stocks in New Zealand of Hardware, which covers all lines for Builders and Cabinetmakers. WRI’fE FOR QUOTATIONS TOThe C. & A. ODLIN Timber and Hardware Co. Ltd. CABLE STREET WELLINGTON A Dividend Payer! For speedy deliveries —for day in and day out duty under all conditions. For low original investment—for low cost of maintenance—for availability of repairs. For actual service rendered in proportion to money invested, the Ford Truck is a dividend payer. Investigate the advantages of owning a IFord Truck! The Local Dealer The COLONIAL MOTOR COMPANY 1 i, entitled LIMITED to your Trade R»pr.«enli». th. Ford M.tor Co. of Canada. Ltd. Haines—ls GOOD NEWS TO ALL LOVERS OF GOOD, PORE SWEETS! “Royal” Chocolates, O Fruit Bonbons, Noted Confectionery. These favourite British Sweets are now stocked by all leading confectioners. For QUALITY, PURITY. FLAVOUR, ask for Pascall Sweets. fl. fl. STICHBURV & CO., N.Z. Agents - 8-10 ALLEN STREET, WELLINGTON.

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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 164, 7 April 1921, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 164, 7 April 1921, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 164, 7 April 1921, Page 9

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