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ONE TWO THREE FOUR FIVE SIX! We cannot make it more than m- SEVEN *& For You. ■ .—■. l ——. —■ —-—■ — ~"~ * ■ * ', Sixty Minutes—One Hour One Twenty-Four Hours—One Day Wee k Seven Days—One Week. More. A week is relatively a long time. Much can be accomplished '' fc]]l ' in seven days, but it is marvellous how quickly the weeks pass in mAm our busy, diversified modern life. Weeks have come and gone, /ff and thousands have accepted the LAST CHANCE to acquire the Y Jill "ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNIC A " for Five Shillings as the m ( first payment. .Only one more week remains, one week only-six BT, i ojaf working days, rj 1 SATURDAY, APRIL 5, JS THE LAST DAY. jfi\ It does not take a week to make up your mind' to buy someY j] Ny teing you know you ought to buy. The mere making up your Ug gj mind requires, first, consideration as to whether the thing in g=g* itselfis agoodarticleandwhetheritis the price asked. You VmM know, as well as everyone knows that the ENCYCLOPEDIA Wm n BRITANNIC Ais the greatest of all books. You knew this long \/V\ ago. Yonr friend, who has more money than you have, bought the rj ] book at the high price. You wanted to buy it, but couldn't | «M spare the money. You can now buy the same book at half !r—^ ~this price, because the "Daily Mail" has obtained from Lj I « The Times" the right to offer the book at the reduced price Wk W and for Five Shillings as the first payment. You may complete L/n v | your payments at the rate of 12s per month. You should make up \A j your mind to buy it now. This is your chance this week, your iMR chance to-day. The Daily Mail will enable you to accept the Ip^ chance to day, but cannot do so after another week. Time flies. LJO The opportunity will soon have passed, never to be renewed. A l®f railway is run on a time schedule. It is often "behind time" /S k in its arrival and departure. The time limit in the case of the LJI Five Shilling offer is fixed, definitely, positively, absolutely. There • ™^3 will be no days of grace. The offer will be closed. The only de- ' V Ipf lay, the only possibility of " behind time will be on the part of ]HJ X those who want the book, who appreciate the extraordinary bar;S gain and the extraordinary terms, but who failed to send their order 'jN quickly enough. The offer will positively be withdrawn on \^g| $i April 5. VERY HEAR Tl ~ T "THE TIMES." PRINTING HOUSE SQUARE, H LONDON. X3T [COPY.] . JEX Dear Sir, «- El regret to say that we cannot renew the arrange- |^ ment under which you sell " The Times'' Reprint of the JL4 "ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNIC A" for monthly payments. Our contract with Messrs A. and C. Black is itself limited by precise restrictions and I may recall to Eyour mind the fact that when you first suggested that JT7* the " Daily Mail" should be enabled to offer the E'.cy- AmA clopsjdia, you were informed that if any such arrange- - Nment were made it must necessarily be of brief duration. J*X Yours faithfully, JL^ THE MANAGER. ,^ "Tf^ The Editor," Daily Mail." TJ VERY NEAR~ SOMETHINO NEW. Every Subscriber to the "Encyclopaedia Britannica" will receive without cost an extra (26th) Volume of nearly 250 pages, giving hundreds of suggestions for courses of reading upon almost every imaginable topic, making the " Encyclopaedia" available for every member of the family who can read. This " Handbook of Systematic Readings" has just been prepared at a great expense, and required the combined labours of three eminent professors, and took four years to prepare. MONTHLY PAYMENTS: ORDER FORfifl. (Not Good after April 5.) The Subscriber should fill-in and cut-out this form and send it with 5s (or cheque in full) to address given below. Cheques to be drawn to the order of the Bank of New South Wales. To the Manager, Monthly payments to be made to the Bank The " Daily Mail" of New South Wales. Only the first payment N.Z. Office, Govt. Life Ins. Bldg. of 5S nee( j be sent to the " Daily Mail." \ P.O. Box 285, Wellington, N.Z. Su b sequeri t payments to be made to the j Bank of New South Wales, Wellington, or j any of its branches. t , . —— i 1902. ("Please send me The Encyclopaedia Britannica, 25 vols. (9th Edition) at") a the prices named below. • : •2 *■*■ is* I enclose ss. and I agree to complete my purchase of the work, as follows :|; 12 For the Cloth Bindings, Thirty further payments of 12s per month _| , For the Half Morocco do. do. do. 16s « r .<* § j 13 For the Three-quarter Levant* do. do. do. 18s - a - THE BEST BARGAIN. g* *•? .2 *> 6** For the Full MorOCCO do. do. do. 22s H The first of these monthly payments to be made Upon the delivery of the complete 25 » volumes, and the succeeding payments on the corresponding day of each month following. 8 Until such payments are complete, I engage that the volumes, not being my property, shall ■Z not be disposed of by sale or otherwise. I further agree that if, owing to unforeseen cir- °* cumstances, of which you shall be the judge, the volumes cannot be delivered, the return of \thi deposit of Five Shillings to me shall cancel this agreement. \ Strike-out adjoin- [ Please also send a Revolving Bookcase, for which I agree to ing paragraph make (after the payments fur the Books have been completed if Bookcase is not I further monthly payments of the same amount until I shall desired. fS~ [ nave paid 63s for the Bookcase. N.B.—ln the case of the Three-quarter Levant Special Binding, the purchase of the Bookcase will be completed by 3 monthly payments of 18s, and one final payment of 9s, (Signed) .(Address) (Occupation) MARL. EXP. D.D. 44. Address the package to Carriage free as far as Wellington. Beyond Wellington carriage paid by Subscriber. The case containing the 25 vols. weighs about 210/65. Cord of Carriage may be learned upon application to local Railway and Steamship Agencies. The Bookcase neighs 3.\lbs. CASH SUBSCRIPTIONS: PRICES. The prices have been fixed at the lowest possible point for the benefit of those who prefer to make Monthly Payments. A Discount, averaging 10 per cent on the Monthly Payment prices is allowed on Subscriptions accompanied by Cash in full. Those who prefer to pay Cash in Advance should therefore remit as follows :—Cloth, £17 ; Half Morocco, £22; Three-quarter Levant, £24; Full Morocco, £29. H Bookcase is desired, £3 additional should be remitted. WjU~be Closed in a^ Few Days. ■«» ONLY ONE WEEK MORE.

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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXVI, Issue 74, 29 March 1902, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Marlborough Express, Volume XXXVI, Issue 74, 29 March 1902, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Marlborough Express, Volume XXXVI, Issue 74, 29 March 1902, Page 4

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