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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 289, 14 December 1906, Page 3

tta. mo— reuartiasat I tausl Asireriasaolvuis -»- charged »t the rate of Se per >”<*. lirthe, Mareiagee. ObilvW Ncttaee at H e Uniterm rate of Col A '*6” Adverf-itameate" 6i»«iMed BW*nt Mwi«y Want Kurinfws Wxst K Partner » Mtnariun Want a Servant Girl Wane to Sell n- Plane * Want, te buy a Horse Want to buy o» sell Sbarc? Want to wli any Frosty Want to Mil Hosxenold F nroUnrc Want to flnfl Ca®to»ersfor Anything Attfertis® in the “ Settler-” Advortistar will sr»-a Jew cartew* Advartimx will ke?p old ensteMjetn Advertistetf liberally always pays , Advertising aifckus Kuceesseasy Advartiains heffste wmfidouce Advertising thows energy Advertising showß pluck Advertising means biz. Aivortise then long ; ; Ailvertiee always Advertise well Advertise NOW. editorial department. Rates for ibo guidance of Advertisers, ttabscribere and Corruspmdents.

Whilst every care la exercised in regard to the due insertion of Advertisements, the proprietors do not hold themselves respoaeible for the non-insertion of A avert wemeats through accident or other comes, and the proprietors reserve to tfiemselves the ritfht of omitting Advertisement that thev may deem undesirable. The number of insertions must be marked in the manuscript. When this is not done xt will be understood that the notices are to remain to until wuxteraßawied, and charged for accardtogly. SubscrilteH will note /at subscriptions oan only be discontinued at tbe end of a quarter, accompanied by tbo- whole amount due np-to-date. Information af al kinds, vortal or written, will te thankfully reemred, but we do not guarantee to publish sverything. Manuscript must be written plainly, on OM sid. ot the pap*' o® 1 !'- ®° d should be numbered. Care m writing the initials and names of perrons, 4:., m always an assistance to deciphering, and prevents blunders. JOBPRINTING department 1s Stoeked with a Splendid Assortment of NEW & UP-TO-DATE TYPE. Oar work is turned out in Tip-Top Style At Vury Reasonable Prieee. NOTE AN EXPERT’S OPINION ON OUR WORK. t ” Allow me to compliment I VI yen on the excellenoe of your U VJob Brinting.”—«ac£-* e ’ K V •»*» A-

EBTIMATEB GIVEN. A TRIAL SOLICITED. Printing by proas ot by machine, . Printing well done by quire or «*“. > Printing in black, printing m white. Printing in colours aombre or bright, Printing prospeotuSM, posters and bills, > Printing for agents, for stores and tor mill!, Printing for ohnrebos, school parties too. Printing for any who’ve printing to do, ■ Printing anaounooments for concerts and balls, Printing to paste on t— 01 on wa!l ’’ I Printing of cards when you want to get ’switched,’ I If 7011 Sei ,0 “ U > Printing fir draper!, far groeare, tor ail, • Frtatin for three who are • after the ball.’ Printing ef fo- rm, aU aorta you can »et, Legal, commercial, or houses to let. • ———— - ’’ _- - - -

'• To discontinue advertising," says John Wanamaker, tbo millionaire, " s like taking down yonr sign. If yon want to do business yon must let tbe naople know it. Standing advertise manta, when frequently changed, are better and cheaper than reading uoticea. They look more substantial •nd business like, and inspire oonfi denoe. X would us soon tbtnk of doing businesri without a clerk as without advertising.” This is advice wbieh all bnsiness men would do well to follow, bak it b* b o ™’ n mind that the advertising medium must be the best obteinebis. Wo oac sonfidentiy say that in consequence ol its largo oironlstion, Tug Kawmi Smti.«« i* 'Jtw o< tbe best papers k •dVrtiM in.