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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2541, 10 February 1923, Page 4

DISTINCTIVE PRINTING 1 -rail* —————— PRINTING THAT WILL ATTRACT ATTENTION AND PUT CUSTOMERS’ ADVERTISING LITERATURE IN A CLASS BY ITSELF—PRINTING THAT CONTAINS ORIGINALITY IN CONCEPTION AND THE HIGHEST DEGREE OF EXCELLENCE IN EXECUTION—THIS IS THE QUALITY OF DISTINCTIVE PRINTING THAT CHARACTERISES THE WORK OF OUR JOBBING DEPARTMENT. GOOD PRINTING ! NOT PRINTING OF THE CHEAPEST DESCRIPTION, IS A GOOD ADVT. FOR ANY BUSINESS. DON’T SPOIL YOUR BILLHEADS, LETTERHEADS, ENVELOPES, BUSINESS CARDS, & • OTHER CLASSES OF COMMERCIAL AND GENERAL PRINTING BY . asking for a cheap job A SHILLING OR EIGHTEEN-PENCE SAVED IN THIS WAY MAY BE SOVEREIGNS LOST BY CREATING A BAD IMPRESSION. GET GOOD PRINTING AND GET IT AT THE herald printery, ’PHONE No. 1. • ■ P-O. BOX No. 14 MAIN STREET FOXTON.

Consider the Cost, Mr. Farmer Of doin" without an adequate water supply on vour farm POOR STOCK, BAD RETURNS. anxiety for yourself and family. I Consider the Gain Of an everlasting Water Service BETTER STOCK, BIGGER PROFITS, EASIER AND MORE PLEASURABLE WORK. ’PHONE 590, PALMERSTON N., WRITE OR WIRE. WE will send an expert to advise you. We have four plants, years of experience as Well-Boring ! Engineers, and dozens of successful installations to our credit. “THE DEEP WELL BORERS.” BROWN and RASMUSSEN, I FOXTON LINE, or R. H. SPENCER, Rangitikei St. Agent,

Foxton’s New GARAGE, Whyte Street. (near Whyte’s Hotel, just off central Main Street.) ' PHONE 107. James Aitchison, Proprietor WISHES TO NOTIFY THAT HE HAS COMMENCED BUSINESS IN HIS NEW BRICK PREMISES. ALL WORK ABSOLUTELY OF THE BEST AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN EVERY BRANCH. BRING YOUR CAR OR BICYCLE TO BE RENOVATED. I SPECIALISE IN HIGH-CLASS, FINE FINISH CARRIAGE PAINTING AND BUILD CYCLES AND SIDECARS RIGHT ON THE PREMISES. AGENCIES:— “PREMIER” VULCANISING WORKS (GUARANTEED) “HART” STORAGE BATTERIES. “INDIAN” MOTOR-CYCLES. “DOUGLAS” MOTOR-CYCLES. MOTOR CYCLES. [“HERALD”: —Mr Aitchison is well-known locally and has had practical experience in the Engineering trade in different 1 ' parts' of New Zealand, with well-known firms from whom he has had first-class credentials.]

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