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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 622, 8 April 1921, Page 6

AUCKLAND FARMERS’ FREEZING CO., LTD, Slaughtering operations have been resumed at Southdown and Horotiu. Farmers may either sell their stock “ on the hooksto export buyers, or ship on their own account. The Company will make reasonable advances on consignments entrusted to their care. Full information can be obtained on application to— THE SECRETARY, P.O. Box 113, AUCKLAND. WE only stock high-class Boots and Shoes. No shoddy or imported lines kept.—Frank Perkins and Co.,

Progress! When a newspaper is forced to increase its size owing to the steady demand for its advertising space it speaks unusually well for that paper's advertising value. That is exactly the position of THE FRANKLIN Times. Its advertising value has been proved beyond dispute, and businessmen have, in many instances, voluntarily increased the size of their contracts. Now that the TIMES has been enlarged we are prepared to handle a few more contracts for reputable firm. If necessary, the office staff of the Times will prepare advertising cony, attend to replaces regularly for clients and endeavour in every way to ‘ncrea.se the efficiency of the space bought. The Times is still growing—in fact we claim it to be the fastest growing newspaper other than a daily / which is published in the' North Island. And the reasons ? Well, an efficient local news service extending over our vast territory. A splendid correspondence service from country residents. A progressive managerial policy always. Write us for rate cards. We circulate thoroughly in three counties, four electorates, twenty-nine towns and villages. ' THE “FRANKLIN TIMES” A PROGRESSIVE PAPER IN A PROGRESSIVE DISTRICT. The Franklin Printing & Publishing Co Ltd., Pukekohe.