TWO PRESENTATIONS

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 967, 9 May 1930, Page 14

TWO PRESENTATIONS

The staff of the Normal School of Mount Eden assembled on Wednesday to bid farewell to Mr. F. C. Brew, of the Auckland Training College staff. | and a former teacher at the Normal School, who is leaving to take up the position of vice-principal of the Teachers’ Training College. The headmaster Mr. E. V. Hudson, presented Mr. Brew with a wristlet watch. On leaving the district. Mr. J. While, an active member of the Opotiki Fire Brigade for two and a-half years, was presented with a Zuyder Zee vase. Superintendent Stewart spoke appreciatively of Mr. White’s services. Yes! A.M.C. is a big concern! It’s extensive business enables it to have expert buyers scouring the country to secure the choicest livestock procurable, to keep it’s fine shops right up-to-date with the latest improvements for the most hygienic and better handling of meat, and to carry larger stocks. Starting in a very small xvay in 1900 with eight shops, A.M.C. has now nearly 40. Its great business has grown through the goodwill of customers; by rigid adherence to the policy of selling the choicest quality of ' meats, year in and year out. in bad times and in good times; and by always endeavouring to make it a pleasure to deal with A.M.C. Make A.M.C. your butcher!, —3,