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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 298, 22 February 1907, Page 3

BntinM* Noticas. kawhia" Settler. Cnr Advertising Casual Advertieemoute will be charged at the rate of St per inch. Hirthv, Marriage*, Obituary at the uniform ate of Se 6d each. Commerelal Advertiaementw displayed per contract. IF YOU Want Money Want BueineM Want • Partner Want a Situation Want a Servant Girl Want to Sell a Piano Want, to buy a Hone Want io bay or sell Share* Want to sell any Property Want to sell Household Furniture Want to find Cnstomers for Anything Advertise in the *'■ Settler.” Advertising will gain new uuatomere Ad vert fans g will keep old coetemere Ad vert wing liberally alwaya pays Advertising makes sucecsa eaay Advertising begets confidence Advertising showa energy Advertising shows pluck Advertiting means biz. Advertise then long Advertiee always Advertise well Advertise NOW. 0 EDITORIAL DEPARTMINT. Rules for the guidance of Advertiser?, Subscribers and Correspondents. Whilst every care is exercised in regard to the due insertion of Advertisements, the proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for the uou-inaertioa of Advertisement* through accident or other causes, and the proprietors reserve to themselves the right o? omitting Advertisement that they may deem undesirable. The number of insertions must be marked in the manuscript. When thia is not done it will be understood that the notices are te remain in until aeutemaaded, and charged for accordingly. Subscribers will note that subeoriptions oaa only be discontinued at the end of a quarter, accompanied by the whole amount due up-to-date. Information of *1 kinds, verbal or written, will be thankfully received, but we do not guarantee to publish .everything. Maanacript must bo written plainly, on eno side of the paper only, and each folio ; should bo numbered. Caro in writing the initial* and names of persons, Ac., io always , an aesietanco in deciphering, and prevent* ' Munden. JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT lo Stocked with a Splendid Assortment of NEW & LIP-TO-DATE TYPE, K Ou work is tailed out in Tip-Toa Style At Very ReMonabie Prieet. NOTE AN EXPEBT’B OPINION ON OUB WOBK.' n “ Allow me to compliant a d yea on the exoelhmee of year ft V Jeb Printing.” J »MeS*« — ’ «->-<•» r ESTIMATES GIVEN. A TBIAL SOLICITED. Printing by press or by machine, Printing well done by quire or ream, Printing in black, printing in white. Printing in colours sombre or bright, Printing prospectuses, posters and bills, Printing for agents, for stores and for mills. Printing for eburehes, school parties too, Printing for any who’ve printing to do. Printing announeements for concerto and balls, Printing to paste on trees or on walla. Printing of cards when you want to get « switched/ If you get go od wife you’ll soon bo oaPrinting for drapers, for groeszs, for all, Printin for those who are • after the ball.’ Printing of foot, all sorts you can uOh» Legal, o'mm.reUl. or honron to !«. “ To discontinue advertising,” John Wanam.ker, the millionaire, “ • lik. taking down your sign. If yoa want to do buainase you mu.t let the people know it. Standing adverlme menta, whan frequently changed, an better end cheaper than reading noti aes. They look more aabetaotial and business-like, and inspire confl dance. I would a. soon think of doing business without a clerk as with out advertising.” This is advise which all bnsiness man would de well to follow, but it must be borne n mind that the advertising tasdium must be the beat obtainable. Wo can confidently say that in consequence of its large circulation, Tub Kawnu iiamjea ie one ot the best papers to aiwdlMia.