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Astounding Reductions in GROCERY PRICES The FARMERS’ Open New Zealand’s First Genuine SELF-HELP GROCETERIA V? K 7,*— 7*3 i rw! CURIOSITY will make thousands of people visit this new department. The great savings effected by purchasing here will keep them coming. The SELF-HELP GROCETERIA is not based on cut-throat prices to catch trade. Prices are permanently reduced because, by serving yourself and wrapping your own goods, you save salemen’s wages, and save delivery charges. You also carry home your goods Every article on the shelves is clearly priced. Bring your last grocery invoice with you no matter who supplied you—and check up the savings for yourself. But don’t think your grocer has robbed you. The tremendous savings in our Self-Help Groceteria prices are simply the economies made by cutting out the costly services of salesmen, truckmen, wrappers, benzine, and the running expenses of delivery vans. There is no urging a customer to buy. No offering something “just as good.” No waiting for an assistant. You walk into a spotlessly clean department with everything arranged within easy reach. You are furnished with a suitable basket in which you accumulate the goods selected. You simply help yourself as you ordinarily do from the shelves of your own pantry. On leaving the Groceteria your goods will be checked by our assistant, who will give you a docket for the full amount. You then wrap the goods or place them in your own bag or basket. We supply paper and string, although many people will bring their own baskets, hampers or carry-alls. Those with motor-cars will use our Free Parking Area, and make big savings on their grocery bills. We believe the discriminatihg women of Auckland will find it a pleasure to shop this new way. It is not only the economical thing to do, but the easiest way to shop, this new Farmers’ SelfHelp way. You will save time, money, and energy in our spotless Self-Help Groceteria. Start saving money here on Monday. A Hi //UJ h **> ten Nothing Over VANOTHER NEW DEPT. OPENED AT THE FARMERS On the First Floor, as you enter the New Main Entrance, you will see a vast array of goods, and if it were not for the sign stating that no article costs more than 1/-, you could not believe your eyes! CROCKERY CHINAWARE GLASSWARE TINWARE ALUMINIUM WARE ENAMELWARE KITCHEN UTENSILS The Goods comprise: TOOLS FANCY GOODS TOILET GOODS NOVELTIES DRAPERY HABERDASHERY MEN’S WEAR PICTURES STATIONERY HOUSEHOLD HARDWARE TOYS SCHOOL REQUISITES JEWELLERY CUTLERY The wonderful values are made possible by the fact that you literally serve yourself. No large sales staff is necesary to lay out goods for each customer. Everything is on display. You walk around at will and make your own selections. Then you hand the articles you require to an assistant, who will wrap them up and accept payment. How often when shopping you have wished to see some article, but did not like to ask, as you felt under an obligation to buy. In this department you are perfectly at ease walking where you please, looking over all the goods, and without sales pressure from anyone selecting just what you would like to buy. There is no single floor in any business in this City with so many hundreds of outstanding bargains on sale at one time. Come on Monday, and see the shopping way that leaves you free to choose for yourself. FARMERS’ TRADING Corner HOBSON ST. & WYNDHAM ST

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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 614, 16 March 1929, Page 11

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Page 11 Advertisements Column 3 Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 614, 16 March 1929, Page 11

Page 11 Advertisements Column 3 Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 614, 16 March 1929, Page 11

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