DAIRYING CANS

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 857, 28 December 1929, Page 7

DAIRYING CANS

MADE IN AUCKLAND There was a time when every farmer spun his own yarn and wove his own cloth, but he never boasted about it. He always thought that it was a necessary evil rather than an economy. The farmer has learned that it is most advantageous to exchange th** products which his special talents and opportunities qualify him to make best and cheapest, for those of others who are similarly situated as to other commodities. This applies most aptly to cans. If you went to Alex. Harvey and Sons, Ltd., Auckland, with technical questions on butter-making. cream grading, or the best method of flavouring cheese, they should not be in a position to speak; but when it comes to the matter of cans, or any sort of tinware, they are in the happy position of being able to give you the finest possible service in Xew Zealand. They take pride in their unquie position in the dairying industry. Having ! grown up. as it were, with this industry jin New Zealand, Harveys have • developed and expanded as the dairying I has developed and expanded, j Bi’ continually keeping the policy

; “quality first" before them, by not i being content to sit back and rest on ' the laurels won, and always striving to (improve their products, they have evolved the present-day “R.V.” and “Ideal'’ Cans —Cans which cannot be surpassed anywhere in the whole . world.