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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 278, 28 September 1906, Page 3

Bvriness Ncti'-ee. KAWHIA SETTLER. tar Aiv*rtiataig Ec>irtm,nt Carnal Adverluems&ts will be charged at the rat* *f S* per mob. Birtlw, Marriaga*. •‘lbitwu'-y Notices at ti>* waitema rate ef 2n «d oach. Weai martial Adv*rbiMm*at«| displayed «• par watraet. lIP Want Msaey Waat- Butinaes Wait a I'artaer Waat a Sitaation Waat a Servant Girl Waat te Mail a Piauo Waat* ta buy a Hors * Waat te bay or >*ll Shares Want t» •*!’- •«.▼ Property Waat t* sail Keasehold Famitum Waal te fi«d Cwsteme.-* for Aaything Adv«rti*« ia th* “ Sattler.” Adv*rtMag will gaia a*w «u»tomera Adv«rt«a**< win k**p »!d AdvartMMg liberally always pays ABv*rtuiag makat taoeemeaay Advartisiag bag«ts e*a>idaß«« Adv*rti*iag skawa •■•rgy Adrertisiag shews platk Advertiamg means biz. Advertise then long Advertise always Advertise well , Advertise New. BDITSRLAL BIHPARTMBNT. Rules the gHidaee* ef Advertisern, 8 abet fibers and Correspondent*.

Whrls* every eare is esereiaed in regard t« lha dae iasertiea ef AdvertiMments, the preprieters de aet bold themselves responsible for the aea-iaeertioa ef Advertise meats tbreagk aeoideat or other causes, and tee proprietors reserve te themselves th* right ef omitting Advertisement that Uhov may deem »ndesirable. The namber ef iasertioas mast be marked ia the maaaesripe. Whoa thia ia aet daae it will be nndeeetoed that the notices are to remain in wntN seaatermaadods and charged for aeoH'rdiagiy. inbaeribora will not* that sabssriptiens can only he dieeontinaed at tbo end ef a J Barter, aeeesapawried by the whole amount uo np-to-date. Infosmatien ef al hinds, verbal er written, will be thankWly reeoived, bat w* do set gaaraate* te pnbluh everything. Maasiseript mast bo written plainly, on one eids of the paper only, and each folio should se nambered. dare ia writieg the initials and names of per sens, *<., is always an aeeisiianoe m deciphering, and prevents blenders. JOB PRINTING DIPARTMINT I* Steel ed with a Splendid Assortment ef .MIW A Uf-TO-DATK TYPE. •er work is tensed ent in Tii-T»v Style Ywy R«***ii*ble Priee*. NOTI AM BXPBHT’S OPINION GN OUR WORK. | “ Alhw te somplimnt ft d yrn mi tk» »xo*llmw« of your II) M PrintiM.”—-S-s-” KSTIMATHS SIVBN. A TRIAL SOLI<!ITW.

Prinking V press or by maehme, Printing well does by er ream, Printiig in Week, printing in white. Printing in oelowrs sombre er bright, Printing preepeatnses, pesters and bills, Prinking fer agoits, for steres and for mills. Printing f*r eharehee, school parties tee, Printing for say who’v* printing te de, Print in g annonneemonte for eeneeru and ball*, Printing te paste on trees or en wnllo, Pricking *f sards when yen want te get * ewitehed,’ if yeB ’ M *• Printing far drapers, lor grecers, for aN, Fristes far these who ar* * after the WaM.' Printing of l*-.e«, all write yes ean gat, Lefal, ootaaseeoial, er hocee* to let. “ To discontinue advertising,” ways John Wnnaiuaker, the millionaire, “ > like taking down your’ sign. If yon want to do business you must M the people know it. Standing advertise menta, when frequently changed, are batter and cheaper tban reading notice?. They look more substentitel and business like, and inspire confi dance. I would an soon think of doing bueines* without a clerk as without advertising.” This is advice which all business mon would do well to follow, but it must be borne u mind that the advertising medium must be the best obtainable. We can confidently say that in consequence of its large circulation, Tbk Kawbia Bbtim* is one of the best papery to