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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 316, 14 June 1907, Page 4

T H E Kawtila Settler JOB PRINTING OFFICE Has a Good Assortment of Type. We can Turn Out —JOB PRINTING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONBEQUAL 10 THE BEST AUCKLAND FIRMS. CALL AND SEE OUR SPECIMENS OF Catalogues Envelopes Memorandums Pamphlets Prospectuses Billheads Visiting Cards Circulars Ball Trograißmes Business Cards Concert Tickets Programmes Handbills Show Cards Tags - Labels, &e. BEFORE SENDING YOUR ORDERS AWAY WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION H. H. PETTIT,, Proprietor. REASONS VOX ADVBBTISIN9. WXAT Ti, » ” th " ° hl ’ f *’ xlli,r] ' °* Am American papaT Utm define, it Adrerti.ing i. not th. road to .nnc..., Iml The life blood »» “°*»™ burinew. success itself.— liichardaon. A money-maker, getter, and saver. Advertise your business; I owe ell my A flash of information to all the success to it.— P. T. Barnum. » people. The most truthful part of a newspaper is The lever of trade. its advertisement*.— Jefftrton. iL . -,, ~ , The man who pay. mor. for shop rent ulZ® * than advertising doe* not know Li* buainwte ® ends. —Horace Gruley. The key-note of progren in the How can one man know what you wan! mßrc h to success. unless you ask for it, or what you have te The dealer's sure road to ataecera. mil unlera you advertise it T-JUu> at A medium for the inereaw of ,lead - • business. Th. ad,.rtb.».nt. which .pp«, in . That I public journal take rank among the most *u i ng.Mc.nt tadlction. of th. .t.teof w,o W y “ nchea tho “‘vert.wr. of that time and dlsob.— Dickont A means of communicating items of — interest to wide-awake people. An intelligent message to intelligent people, profiting sender and receiver. a la Ma a Personal and public benefit* are derived from its judicious application. i notice that brings brat returns ] for least money. The corner-stone of the Temple of Weak and trembling, un? T . ho P o ™ kee P® Uade Ib l of han< t uneasy of mind. motion. Frightened at trifles. Tortured 4 by an indefinable feeling of fear. Excited by noise, oppressed by quiet—never at ease, irritable and miserable. -- ’ Forerunning symptoms of Nervous Prostration brought on d by a debilitated system Nand I b ° dy ° r bra,n ’ ™ e —1 BLWffliain-HntPfflS'! | gSilX* They bring new life to worn- 1 > ?i . X ; UKE out sufferers—send rich blood ' ' / / tingling through every vein, I i nerve 6 stren * then evcr y j I | MONEY Nervout Bytlom 2n» Down. fl TO ÜB:E Mr. Thoms* Colling* of Drum- S M X YATES’ ’ n>«ld(N.Z.), writs.:- R RELIABLE “ Sometime ago 1 was attacked B by a cold which brought on in- n a ( I IHViPP flueaaa, bronchitis and asthma. » 8 VII <135 tX VJUVCI At night I cenld net Bleep fer V J GCCnc. ©••ghing, and my chert used, te ra i ‘whistle/ I lost my appetite, and B my nervous system becamederanged. 8 fact that our seeds are Re- , >„ w™ in ratad I obtained the grentcat benefit from «”"P« n »fi »ur pries, with othwa. them When nothing elae was of QUALITY is the ttu. teat of service, and I can thoroughly re- OUeannew commend them.” «;»pn e «. ‘ Send for samplre and ooinpare our » In. ‘ Mrt " h< plarins your .>rd.r. . Our iiWratea ... talogTO o/ N „ E ' ro - Nenndel. 1 Sesaon’. Clo.en asd Grauu will b. M Ktientnntisui, and Lumbago; and saved .. , oa ■ the lives of Many who were threatened by « posted on application. Oensuxuption, and Bronchitis, Aa >2£W/U.MMS» />\ MANURES. l AiUUP Yates & Co, * keepers. Fbui i.ms yw, m* it »r. wiihmw'. SEED MERCHANTS, AUCKLAND.