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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5252, 16 March 1928, Page 4

MOFKISg Morris-Oxford g | ‘ . Z) 2-Sealer | i i i* ' I I Mrs. Amery’s Message | | To New Zealanders | g “FTIHE more you spend upon British industry that supplies g g ■ you with goods that you cannot make for yourselves, the |g 1 more work there will be for British workers, and the more g g| work there is for the British working man the more New Zea- g g land fruit and lamb and butter and cheese will he be able to g g buy for his family.” S B Morris Cars are 100 per cent. British, and in Morris S 1 factories workmen are urged to buy goods produced in New |g 1 Zealand and other parts of the Empire. g g Help to foster this Empire trade by deciding upon the g § all-British Morris Car —Cowley or Oxford. J | (Models frorn_> £250 . - j I Harrison & Gash | Direct Factory Representatives ard Sole Provincial Agents g | Morris House, Foot of Khyber Pass, 1 ® Newmarket, Auckland g | Representative : H. LEVER, Te Arona i I’ - I g - == Wines with a Distinction! -- To maintain the vigour of the healthy — To restore the sick and ailing — To assist during convalescence — You require WINES THAT VITALIZE WHEN YOU USE GORBAN’S WINES. YOU have a guarantee of expert manufacture 1 A guarantee of purity! Declared by scientific. analysis to be “all first-class wines, pure, well matured, free from harmful substances, of excellent quality and flavour, and particularly suitable for invalids.’’ A GUARANTEE of Quality and Distinction! Winners of both First and Second Awards in World Competition, Dunedin, 1926. A GUARANTEE of Confidence ! Used by Auckland Hospital for the last 15 years, and declared by the manager to “ have proved most suitable and beneficial, always being of the same high quality.” You may not require wine at present, but when you do consult CQRBAN’S, * ( the Wine People,” Mt Lebanon Vineyards, HENDERSON, or our office & depot, 31 Fort Street. AUCKLAND

i Publicity and Printing. i ~ I | HE: 64 1 simply must make more money.’ ’ i | SHE: 44 Yes, but you never do anything about it.” I S You stand moping about your shop all day. Why don’t ;s S i you advertise like other people ? There is an old saying: I Laugh and the world laughs with you; * | ' Weep, and you weep alone. - £ | It is equally true to say: / | | Advertise and the world trades with you; | s Weep, and you keep your goods. | | —THAT’S YOU, DAD. | I Advertising Lays The Foundation of Business! | S VUOU may have your shop full of stock, but if you g 8 I fail to let.the people know you have it, then, S g there ir will remain. - - S | THE HAURAKI PLAINS GAZETTE ,| I IS AT YOUR SERVICE ! | B It has a large run — per motor and mounted runners all over the Hauraki Plains and .5 8 Thames Valley :it carries all the local news of the districts for miles around. The Gazette S X almost knows its own way to the people, having been travelling this way and that way for S upwards of forty years. If your advertisement is in its advertising columns you may be g 8 suie of good results. is j OUR COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE. I B ~TT IS SUPRISING to learn that many people who use the term “Complete Service” 8 P Ido not understand its real meaning. To us it means more than “ Good Work and S § Delivering it Promptly.” Both of these expressions are covered by the phrase, it is true, S § but that is not all •it means a great deal more, which we perform but others have forgotten. g g With our expert knowledge we suggest Business-building ideas We give professional g 8 advice in .all forms of printing and advertising :in other words we lay the foundation. 8 I Like the medical specialist, he prescribes tried and known remedies for the * doctoring ot 8 each run-down business. g We write your copy.—We design your advertisement for you—We find you blocks if | desired —We help you through The Gazette to increase your business, and for this we » make no charge whatever. 8 —=— ' I l 'So Bo » I 8 Publishers, Bookbinders | 8 and Stationers. 5 s I PAEROA. I I L Telephone 34 :: P.O. Box 30. S