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SUEoORItf EUS have sometimes complained that they do not receive their Papers through the Post vntil they iire poveral (Jays o|d, and occasionally that pome isßyes they never received at 'ill. The News is posted reg ularly, and should peach subscribers in due course. It is to pur interest to have the Paper delivered punctually; but when it lias been duly posted we have no further ■control. If Subscribers who do pot receive their Papers regularly will kindly advise the Manager of the News, immediate and Strict inqpirjps >vhl he made into the piatter.

TE AROHA AND OHINEMUR} FEW’S Published evety WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, at the Office, Whitaker Ptreet, Te Avolia, N. Z. Tach Issue Contains Conran, } 8 PAGES { Single copy : Price Twopence. Terms ow Subrcpiption : $1 per annum, delivered in and around Te Arolia, or through District Agents. £1 5s per annum, posted to any portion of New Zealand. £J 10s pep annum, poster! to United fvingdojn, Ameiica. Ausira’ia, etc. (5s discount in eiiher case if paid yearly in ndvance). SUBSCRIBERS can couimence at any date, and will he charged in proportion fp ti'b e.id of the cu.ront enarter. Notice ip cli>.con; : ;'-e srb c.ipliouMUST BE IN WOITiND, and posicd, or delivered ;o the Office fihre , addressed to fheManager. Veil);'* me; to Uayelers or agents will in no cpse he regarded. l|’|jis rule will he strictly adhered to. « ADVERTISING,” - said the Right Honorable W. E. Gladstone, speaking apropos of this subject, “is undoubtedly very effective. Its power is enormous, ft appears, if we consult those who have pnadesuccessfill use of tins extraordinary instrument, that it depepds wholly in producing an impression upon the public mind by its iteration or by constant repetition of the g une thjpg. This shows a, very singular state of the public mind ; it shows there is relative tp these matters a certain amount of dullness, a great desire tp Compete fqr attention, an<f none get it Unless by giving, as it were, so many gtj’okes pf the hanpner tp compel people notice what is going on.” in tlie News.

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Te Aroha News, Volume VIII, Issue 484, 28 June 1890, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Te Aroha News, Volume VIII, Issue 484, 28 June 1890, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Te Aroha News, Volume VIII, Issue 484, 28 June 1890, Page 8

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