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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 286, 23 November 1906, Page 3

KAWHIA ’SETTLES. Cw SmrimtwtCaeusl Adverfeis®meats wiH b® charged at tho rate of 3s psr inoh. Mirths, tfarriafos, Gbitaary Notices at the uaiferut rate of 2s <d each. Cemmersial AdvertiMmeate displayed as per contract. IF T«U Want Heaay Waxt Business Want a Partner W ant a Situation Want a Servaut ®irl Waat to Ssll a Piano Want; te buy a Horse Want te bay or soil Shares Want te sell any Property Want to sail Household Furniture Waat te fled Csstomei's for Anything Adferti*. in the “ Settler.” Advertising wiR gnis new eaetew.ers Advortisiac will keep old customers Advertieiag liberally always pays Advertising makes sucres*easy Advertising begets eenfidenoe Advertising shews energy Advertising shows pluck Advertising' means biz. Advertise then long AdvertiMi always Advertiue well Advertise NOW. EDITORIAL DSPARTIMNT. EUileb fcr Lbe guidance of Advertiser?. Subscriber*? and Cbrre?pondeßt«-

Whilst every care is exercised in regard to ths due insertion of Advertisements, the proprietors do aot hold themselves responsible for the non-iniiertion of Advertisements throagh accident or other caasee, and ths proprietors reserve to themselves the right of omitting Advertisement that they may deem undesirable. The number of insertions must be marked In the manuscript. Waen this is not done it will be understood that the notices are t» ramain in until wan tors landed, and charged for aeccrdlagly. Subscribers will noise that subscriptions oan only be disesutimed at the end of a quarter, aeooinpanied by th* whele amount due np-to-aai*. Information of al kinds, verbal or written, will be thankfully received, bat we do net gasranteo te publish everything. Manasoripl most be written plainly, an one oid* of tho paper only, and each folio should bo numbered, Care in writing tho initials and names of persons, Ac., is always an asmtane* in deciphering, and prevents blnndoß.

©UR JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT In 8 locked with a Splendid Assortment of NEW A UP-TO-DATE TYPE. Bar work is burned out in Tip-Toe Style Very Reasonable Prieee. SOTS AM EXPERT'S OPINION ON OUR WOBK. n “ Allow at te coupliiioat I ft I yon on tho oteoUoßoe of year ID VJob Printing.” .—-i* f/ 1 r ESTIMATES GIVEN. A TRIAL SOLICITED.

Printing by press or by muohine, Printing well dens by quire or ream, Printing in black, printing in whit*. Printing in colour* sombre or bright, Printing prospectuses, posters and bill®, Printing for agents, for stores and for mills, Printing for churches, school parties toe, Printing for any who’ve printing to do, Printing announcements for concert* and balls, Printing to paste on trees or on walls, Printing of cards when you went to get ‘ switched,’ If you get good wife you’ll soon be enriched. Printing for drapdre, for grocers, for all, Printin for there who are * after the ball.’ Printing ef fo- ms, all sorts you can k et» Legal, commercial, or houses to ten •• To dieoontinue advertising,” says John Wanamaker, the millionaire, “ 3 like taking down year sign. If you want to do business you must let the people know it Standing advertisements, when frequently changed, are better and cheaper than reading notices. They look more substantia) and bueiness like, and inspire confi deuce. I would as soon think of doing business without a clerk as with* out advertising.” This is advice which all business men would do well to follow, but it must be borne n mind that tho advertising medium must be the best obtainable. We can confidently say that iri consequence oi its. large emulation, Thk Kawsu Sxttlru is one ot the boat paperu to advertfcie it.