Page 8 Advertisements Column 4

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3519, 5 July 1920, Page 8

MBS butcher and Grazier » JIAIK BTRJBET, TAIHAJP& P.O. Box 56. PHONES. Shop 100; Residence 130; Slaugtteryard 169 K; Parra IS9D. PURVEYOR OF FRESH KILLED MEAT ONLY. Well-known and patronised throughout th e Main Trunk for the quantity, quality and variety of meat stocked. CYRIL A. TIMES: Business Manager. SAM S. TIMES: Buyer for Wellington Meat Export Company

MOTORISTS. ARE YOUR LIGHTS DIM DOES YOUR STARTER JIB? IS YOUR HORN FEEBLEI IF SO CONSULT US. j Our up-to-date battery plant enables j us to effect repairs to any make pf battery. I INSPECTION FREE! DISTILLED WATER FREE! | Don’t buy a new battery. We guarantee satisfaction.- or if your battery is done we tell you so. But don’t be afraid to bring it along. Remember it costs you nothing to get the benefit of our experts’ ten years battery experience alone. Yes! We | undertake any electrical work. Levy & Davis, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, | TAIHAPE.

THE BUSINESS EXCELSIOR. The times and modes are changing j fast; I Old methods now have long since ' passed: And those who reach the topmost rung Cry to the world in ev’ry tongue: I Advertisel The old man saia: I'd have you , know My stock is good, but business slow." Then Youth replied: “ What's wrong with print? In clear black type, or even tint, Advertise!" "These gowns I’ve made." the maiden sighed; "I cannot sell, although I’ve tried; They’re first-class work and tiptop stuff!" \ Then came the answer ‘deep and gruff: i "Advertise!" If you would win sure success, Tour trade mark, on men’s mind Imj press, I Advertise! i i ———

T u > 'Street Meat Company. SUCCESSOR TO I (THE O. FARMERS’ M. & P. CO. i LTD. ; WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH BUTCHERS, i TUI STREET, i (Next King’s Theatre.) j Small good? of every description j made on the premises, j A personal inspection, or a trial ordov, will convince as to quality and value offered to the public by the new management of this old established firm. j PHONE SHOP 62. P.O.‘ BOX 134.' PHONE RES. 251. I -Manager; H. A . 0, DURAND. I Advertising Rates. j The need for increasing ADVER- | USING RATES i s no less urgent to I eiia ble the immensely increased cost iof producing the newspaper being | met. j The rate for casual advertisements is therefore increased from four shillings per inch per insertion to five shillings per inch per insertion. Ordinary contract advertising will merely be hardened up to strictly Tariff Rates. These increases will commence with the regular quarter, or