Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Manawatu Herald, 27 March 1894, Page 3

Advertise, advertise, and a' ways advertise. •• Don't kick "as Truth advertises, " because your business is bad, but advertise. If }ou don't know how to, write to Truth and we will tell you." We will modestly add, do so to the Herald and we also w 'll do our best, to save your boots. This is all by the way, born* on uhy a late number of tbe Melbourne Argus in which under the advertising column headed Matrimouv appear the following singular " ads " which prove that both of the offers appearing above are thrown oway upon th*ise pushing agencies. " A.— Mairia»ea solemnised by fully ao* credited minister, £1, no second charge. Ceremony conducted m mini&ter's private parlour, Me. bourne church, residence, or other places. First minister to.adverti-e fee £1. Appointments arranged only by H. Himslow, jeweller, 307 Elizabeth* street. Needy people free. The above is a splendid offer, you have simply to pick out the building and the Minister will be there. No sec-url cbar«!o for wear and tear of ilie pailor carpet il used, but is it, do you ihink, an offer to keep on mat r> ing >ou as many times as you cho> se »o apply? 'Ibis requires a 1 tile iurther ex lana ion. Liheral ty to needy people, they «il be turned (fff cc ! Do uetdy people ujhitv? ami it\-o <<l)oii]d- ihey ? but w- must. (I bist or we .-Im 1 be carried away Le^uiul our limits. h..*. euJei pricing jeweller finds it pays to in°ert a similar advertise* mew. retelling howe\er <o Speu al licenses, day mi- > ight, witnesses, &c, &c. btill ha k' eps the foe down to the modest £1. Beie is the "ad," " ban« goes Mxp.nce" i.s the cautious Scot would sy: — j Al— *M.ivr»»};t»s rSpeeifil lioe, cc) . >' ' n 1 c-'ni Ti i«*c d r. ly Ja,\ or nLfiii hy i ful'y iHiVfil ! <.(\. Yih'i tei" of gmul stui.dii g £1. AVi'ti.. Kses prnvj "cd. So' i i>iice required. Siricln t j 1 privacy. Appointments now inadfi I