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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 226, 21 August 1884, Page 4

fffaoenfx Novelty Company's PROGRAMME OS" THE GEEAT METEOPOLITAN, : iWJiich.Avill take place on the " RANDWICK COURSE, S\'DNEY, About the Ist September, 1884. ; i '• 81 NOMINATIONS. Subscribed Capitol, £3000, m 4000 - - share* of 10/- each. ■ ■"■ ; 3'5 H Piuses. - Each shaie has six separate chances ' for a prize. ■'■'- First horse ...'• ... ...£SOO . Second horse ... ... ... 200 Third horse ... ; ... ... 100 Starters divided 200 Others divided... 300 2 LSO cash, bonds ... „. 100 10 L2O „ „ 200 10L10 „ „ 100 15 L 7 „ „ 105 39 L 5, f „ 195 — £2000. Prizes will be paid pro rata, and allotted m presence of a Committee of shareholders on or about the 28th. August. As the promoters retain the right of selling more than 4000 shares if applied for, the prizes may be much over advertised value. Intending investors will please 4pply 'early; i enclosing two 2d stamps for reply and result, adding Is commission :if cheque is enclosed, and making crossed cheque payable to a number or bearer. Post Office orders must be made payable to Phoenix Company, and if stamps are sent Is per & extra as exchange; if notes two envelopes should be used. Address — "PHCENTX," Care of J. L. Fleming, Box 204. Post Office, Christchurch. • ! N.B. — We must ask our friends to be particularly careful about ouv acldress, and remind them that we are not connected! with the " City Baths " fitan; or any other m. Christchurch, apd aever jiave.been. ; •■'• I t jßtt AVBIT' j j[ £ •■'■■ Is sole Agent for 4 I 1 MANAWATU STANDARD, j m. ■ =1 W° Copies always on Sale. =§ ffyl __J1 To MoM-Atlvertisers. ♦ ■ ....■ Advertisiug is Ihe business man's breath.— DuH times only mean,:; Look to your advertising-. Having established a trade, don't stop advertising, unless j'ou are willing to a newspaper to buy from those' people wbo advertise therein as it is foi\ children io follow a parade of soldiers. The siiiaplo.faet of seoiog a thing; every: day has an irrisistible attraction. Getting: into print is next to getting into populan'Ly, if you have good things to sell. There is nothing so effective m presentitigtlie merits of an article as an attractive advertisement ; it reaches many people whose attention cannot be commanded m any other way. The man who tries to do business without advertising is like a man m blue spectacles winking at a pretty girl ; he knows what he is doing, but nobody else does. Well-written, truthful announcements, properly displayed, bring safe returns. A newspaper is a window — through which men look on all that is going on m the world. Advertising is to 'business what food is to existence ; it should be regular, adequate, and varied. . No man over lost money by judicious advertising. NEWSPAPER LAWS. 1. Subscribers wbo do not give express notice to the contrary-are considered as wishing to coutinue their subscriptions 2. If subscriber^ order the discontinuance of their periodicals the publisher may continue to scud them until arrears are paid. 3. If subscribers neglect to continue to take their periodicals from the office to which they are directed, they are held responsible until they have settled their bills and ordered them to be discontinued. ..,_-. 4. If subscribers move to other places with/out informing tho publishers, ancl^ the papers are sent to their -former direction, they are responsible. 5. The Courts have decided that " refusing to take periodicals from the office, or removing, or .leaving them uncalled for, isprima facie evidence of intentional fraud." .■,,-- -6. Any person who receives a newspaper and makes use of it, whether he ; has ordered it or nofy is held m law to be a f?nl>Roriber. „ . 7. If subscribers pay m advance, Hioy : - are bo'xnd to give notice to the publisher at the end of their time if they do not wish to continue taking it, otherwise tho publisher is authorised to send it m, and the subscriber will be responsible until an express notice, with payment of arrears, is sent to the publisher. QERVANTS requiring situations— Po advei-lwe m the SxANDAiiD jl6 words Is, prepaid. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. ALL Subscribers owiDg over Six Months' Subscription fo Standard will be struck oil 1 the list ; at the eid of the present month, and their amount placed m the hands pi our ooKeiior. i'or recovery. This nofioe "must he considered final, and will not be dej)«i;t"d from m future. T7LM L'LOYiiaS waning servant— ]pj advoJje m. . the Stands i;u. Your wants made known por a shilling.