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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXII, Issue 4311, 31 August 1921, Page 1

A * native youth at Taradale, Hawke’s Bay, vho is in Standard 4 at school, was asked by his teacher to write a composition on the subject, “What I would do if I were rich.” This is what he produced. “If I was rich I will buy a big house with a lot of furnitures and a motor-car called .the pacard, and I’ll go to England and marry a beautiful Princess and wines to drink and get stunned evei:z night and to the races with one thousand dollars and the next day I win £1,009,000. Then I buy an aeroplane and go to America, buy a ranch out with, the cowpunchers and leqrn how to ride a bucking horse and I will buy all the horses and land and cattie and saloons and let my workmen get beer any time they want it. I will come back to New Zealand and buy all the trains and boats and will get a castle for my beautiful and 'charming wives. I will have six wives and sixty servants, and I will cut the King and the Government ou.t and I will rule the world. That is my Golden Dream.” I

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Around every home are articles no longer needed, such as lamps, pieces of furniture, etc. Why not turn these into cash by inserting three little advertisements in cur for sale columns for 2s 6d cash ? Or perhaps you are wanting something which could be procured quite cheaply if you advertised in the “Gazette.” Get the habit of advertising early and often. For the tradesman it builds business and for the private citizen it can add to' the pleasures of his home by securing the articles l.e wants or selling those he x does not want. Greater than electricity, or steam, or oratory is the power of advertising.