Popularity Campaign

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1015, 4 July 1930, Page 7

Popularity Campaign

One More Day not long to work before BONUS CLOSES Send in Subscription Money and Get Credits

The big bonus offer in the second period of The Sun's great popularity competition closes at noon tomorrow. This offer allows 400,000 bonus votes fur each total of £lO subscription money turned in. This is the next «reatest vote offer in the competition and never again will subscriptions count so much as now. Contestants are requested to turn in subscriptions as early as possible, as there is bound to be a rush in the campaign office and nothing is gained by waiting until the last minute. The campaign office opens promptly at 5.30 a.m. and closes at 1 p.m. Country contestants may mail subscriptions throughout the last day. and if the postmark shows that they were mailed on or before July 5. they will be counted just the same, even though received later. Many people have promised subscriptions or have made the assertion "I will help you before the finish.” Nothing can be gained by delaying; today the promised subscription will count more than it. will at any other time of the competition —therefore if you, a reader, have promised a subscription to your friend anil you do not see your friend today, send the subscription money to the campaign office with instructions that the votes be issued to that friend. The subscriptions will be credited in the usual way, and the votes mailed as designated. A contestant certainly appreciates the thoughtfulness of a friend in forwarding the subscription money direct to the campaign office. There may he soma contestants who have secured promises, but have not as yet secured the actual subscription money from the prospective subscriber. If the contestant desires, he may deposit money to cover the subscription today and receive the bonus. The actual subscriptions may he forwarded at a later date. Bonus votes are given on money only, therefore if you desire to get the maximum vote today, turn in

the money, the actual subscriptions may come in at any time and the papers may be started. It there is any detail that is not understood. the Campaign Manager and the Campaign organisation are only too willing to give assistance and explain any points not understood. It costs nothing to ask questions, and every assistance will he given cheerfully. A last, warning to you: Do your best before noon tomorrow. NGARUAWAHIA CONTESTANT

j In all probability the sunny smile on j Mrs. Martin’s face is due to the face ! that she is having lots of fun collect- | ing votes in The Sun’s popularity coii- | test. She is a very attractive little j lady and holds an enviable position on I the list. Her many friends in Ngaruawahia are anxious for her to win a ) prize.