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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 636, 27 May 1921, Page 8

The farmers’ Union Trading Co., Ltd I N'VIT-ES Every Housekeeper in this District, regardless of where YOU usually trade—to take advantage of our Special Offerings in Groceries. YOU are sure of QUALITY when you buy from us—there is no element of chance —but an unquestioned certainty. We are purely a Co-operative Trading Concern (we are not trading for private profit), and all our Profits are returned to the Shareholders annually. & 4* # * #• L; # Here’s an extract from Mr J. Boddic’s (Chairman of Directors) report in our Annual Balance Sheet just published “The Distribution of the large Sum of £24,155 by way of a Bonus on Shareholders’ Purchases, forms a striking object lesson of the outstanding benefits of co-operation, and should prove a strong inducement to every member to do his business with his own Company, and to loyally support it in every way, Tor not until such time as all members realise that this course is wholly to their own interests, wili-lhe fuTPbencfits be obtained-” if###########*###’® - Undoubtedly it pays to be a Shareholder in Our Great Co-operative Enterprise, and to those who have not taken up Shares, we would appreciate a visit from you, and you’ll find us only too pleased to explain all to you. We feel sure, after your visit, that you’ll fully realise what it means to YOU to get the full benefits of Co-operative Trading. As explained in our previous advertisement —“THE SUCCESS OF OUR STORE IS NO HALF-HEARTED EFFORT WITH US ” —we are here to give you Satisfaction in every respect, and all we ask is your loyal co-opera-tion in our honest endeavours to give YOU « GOOD SERVICE.” FACTORY BUTTER 2s. 2d. Ail Prices Subject to %M per cent. Cask Discount. (Auck.) LTD. THE FARMERS’ UNION TRADING CO. PUKJEKOHE AID BUCELAND BRANCHES