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Te Aroha News, Volume VIII, Issue 490, 19 July 1890, Page 8

£ t i "id i’> ERS have sometimes complained that they do not receive their Papers, through the Post rutil they are several days old, and occasionally that some issues they’ never received at all. The News is posted regularly, and should reach subscribers in due course. It is to our interest to have the Paper delivered punctually; but when it ims been duly posted we have uo further control. 'lf Subscribers who do not receive their Papers regularly will kindly advise the Manager of the News, immediate and strict inquiries will be made iuto the matter.

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« ADVERTISING,” said tlie Right Honorable W. E. Gladstone, speaking apropos of this subject, “ is undoubtedly very effective. Its power is enormous. It appears, if we consult those who have madesuccessful use of tliis extraordinary.instrument, that it depends wholly in producing an impression upon the public mind by its iter -ion or by constant repetition of the sama thing. This sliows a very singular state of the public mind ; it shows there asr ative to these matters a certain amount of dullness, a great desire to Otmpete for attention, and none get it unless by giving, as it were, so many strokes of tin* hammer to compel people to notice what is going oh-.” . . Advertise m'the News.