THE “BEST EVER”

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 342, 1 May 1928, Page 13

THE “BEST EVER”

ADVERTISING CLUB’S EXHIBITION SUCCESS ASSURED That arrangements were well in hand for the forthcoming exhibition to be held by the Auckland Advertising Club was reported by the secretary, Rev. A. M. Niblock, at the club’s luncheon to-day. The committees were meeting frequently, he informed members, and the results of that helpful co-ordination was to be seen in the excellent progress made. A splendid slogan had been devised, and he was sure it was one that they would all be proud of. The erection of stalls was well in hand, and everything should be ready Tor a prompt opening at the time advertised. The model house was to be a bi gfeature of the exhibition, and he thought it would prove an outstanding attraction. On the entertainment side, Mr. Niblock assured members that nothing was being left undone to ensure the success of the exhibition. Novelties, which at present he could not reveal, were also promised in the refreshment department. At the present time there are only three stalls that are now not taken, said the secretary. Members would of affairs that the exhibition promised see from that very satisfactory state to be easily the “best ever.” On the motion of the chairman. Mr. A. Eady, a hearty vote of thanks was passed to the Auckland City Council and Auckland Power Board for thenpractical support of the club’s booklet advertising Auckland.