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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4466, 13 September 1922, Page 4

fw. M. CULLEN & CO. | | LADIES’ OUTFITTERS | It Have commenced business in Bain’s Buildings, 4 * WHITAKER STREET, TE AROHA. * _ W. M. Cullen and Co. have secured at a tremendous discount £5OO WORTH OF 4* DOUBLE WIDTH DRESS MATERIALS, including Dress Tweeds, Venetians, btnpe i Serges, Diagonal Dress Tweeds, Coatings, Worsteds, and many other lines too J numerous to mention. 54-inch Dress Tweeds, checks, 3/6 yard. 56 and 58 inch Cravenette Coatings, in grey | 4* 54-inch Dress Tweeds, checks, 3/11 yard beaver and fawns, 4-4 54-inch Dress Tweeds, diagonals, 4/6 yard. 54-inch All Wool Jersey Cloth, / Henna T 54-inch Dress Tweeds, stripes, all wool, 4/6 yd. 50-inch Plain Venetians, in navy and He , T 54-inch All Wool Plain Serges, shades cream, 5/11 yard. r .. with nrettv I aid e eoaS d B /u “ or Us, * I SergS ' fi " e WMte Sl-ine-h Itae All Wool Worlds, » the latest | T 56-inch Black & Navy Serge, fine stripe, 6/6 yd . shades and dessigns, al 6 4JJ e ya^ eedg su i t . 4 t M At, C /ruX‘. e 4/» make bUt MS ' SU 5 I W. M. CULLEN & CO., t * Next Bank of N.Z., Te Aroha. *

Speaking on the matter of co-opera-tion at the annual meeting of the Pahiatua Cooperative Dairy Company, Ltd. (states the “Herald”), Mr G. H. Brown said that it was the plain duty of everyone of the suppliers, be they little or big as far as their supply of milk was concerned, to "stand in” and share all the burdens of the company. "You all enjoy a pro rata profit from the work of the factory," said Mr Brown, “and you all should bear a pro rata share of its burdens. If a man was so poor-spirited as to expect the directors to accept all the risks of the concern, and at the same time decline to take an even rusk with the directors and others, then his outlook on life was distracted. He wasn’t British !’’ conduded the speaker, amid applause. For Children’s Hacking Cpugh, .Woods’ Great Pepeprmint Care.