A Moody Man
SAID the captain of the good ship "Holmdale" — that speed demon of the sea — to his worthy mate, "Yo, ho, Mr. Mate, there's Timaru on the portside bow. Belay there, my hearty, and let the welkin -ring with two broadsides and three lusty cheers. I can see John Moody on the wharf." Thereupon, the mate and his doughty captain knew a great joy; for, both to seaman and landlubber alike, John Moody is hailed as a twenty-two carat sportsman. The skin and wool trade is John Moody's long suit. In addition, he is agent for the "Holmdale," a ship that enjoys a remarkable popularity all over the coast. Progress is Moody's watchword— not the loud-mouthed variety, but. the. progress that comes of building slowly but very surely. ■ , : His; business has an atmosphere of strength and reliability which is imparted to employee and client. In short, if you don't know Moody, you're missing something..
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NZ Truth, Issue 1180, 12 July 1928, Page 6
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156A Moody Man NZ Truth, Issue 1180, 12 July 1928, Page 6
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