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Te Aroha News, Volume XXII, Issue 42798, 28 October 1905, Page 4

1C a-'.. - S 'Advertise Advertise ! < - : Is the keynote of the a l'.ice given by . , nearly every business man, Books and .articles are constantly appearing- in which -. ' tins advice in one form or. another is im ~j --inured upon thp wmld-be successful c,i .uuercial man. -With a suitable adveru . went and good stationery no man ' : n--..rl fear to-run in the race for custom. ' T.,0 continued increasing circulation of 1( * tit • -■‘.News ” renders it an excellent al . -..-vorcising medium .and it is suitable for ■ ” ,r< ; i.tiiuercial announcements of every des- ' c- iptiori: - // -V- - ’I’O withdraw an advei tiseinent is th 4; i s-trest- indication of-shoeing the white . - f;-Mther in the fight for trade. Only the ' oifi'i who determinedly, nails his colours , ” ; t>>The mast titid.keeps them there,' can /. - > \ ” : r ' , .T-U ---V. •• • 1 ;of\s r -i 'v >r expect’to reap the full benefit of a news ! ■' ,pa »»er. advertisement. If you wish. t,. do bh-biiess - there :-is'.' nothing . hko letting lie> lie- n said' tk- t >■ fciuin he ■ does n know iiis -,s ; ; nv T it-: st.«feiiienr , - ■ /afh'- rc ir Tul consideration.*uiid conf e r th er e s '' . , / i'lms are tlie names of all the most ea- '* r - terpr'siu ' business houses, prosperous, - . - . too, through mi early acquired habit of judicious and sufficient advertising. In- ‘ : . stances might be quoted ad infinitum, but these facts a rein reality -known to most heads of businesses, although they sometimes lack the confidence to carry them , , out. Still, the prime motive power-of business shoeld not be forgotten—it is , •- advertising ! advertising ! advertising !! ! : mpr' r ' : ' vx ' : ' : ' ' ' ' Ip lit Wm -M R g| ■tVp : ' .. IB .JHOMPSON, . ' .TEACHER OF THE ' ■ ORGAN, PIANOFORTE, VIOLIN, < AND'SINGING, . Late organist and choirmaster Pitt .Street Methodist Church, Auckland and formerly of Dr. .Spark’s Organ School, Town Hall, -Leeds, England. Address : . - OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, TE AROHA. , Terms on 'application.

' ' [a oakd.] P. GILCHRIST, SOLICITOR, TE AROHA. Stud Notices. ftp STAND AT TE AROHA AND -■- travel .Shaftesbury, Manawaru, Waihou, .and Mahgaiti districts, the - ■ well-known Clydesdale stallion Highland Willie - , by Clydesdale Willie —dam Flash. . t. For further particulars apply to F. ROWE, Owner. T • 'at Morrinsville' an* l . travel the Sur- ' rounding districts, the undermentioned stallions:— -• * Thoroughbred— CUIRASSIER - £By Musket —Frailly § gTljis horse is fall brother and 3 years V ' younger .than Trenton,-standing in England at 200 gs per mare—- . (JHeavy Draught Colt, 3 years old— GALLANT BEN ■ . By Benmori! —Bylvia. Medium Draught Horse- — GENERAL I By General Gordon—Bonnie, by Bonnie Prince. Roadster—“MEßßY ROY By Merry Legs -Barry. TERMS,. . Cuirassipr, £7 7s \ Gallant Ben, £4 4s (a- i , • General £2 2s ( & . ,n G le mare- .. “Merry Boy, £2 lOs / Two or more, mares, property sann ; , o wrier as per agreement. Grazing Is 61 per week, All c ire taken but no responsibility. .For further particulars apply— FRANK MARSHALL. Morrinsville. itii "'■-'it B ■ ITO STAND THIS SEASON AT A SHAFTESBURY, AND TRAVEL “THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS The steeplechase bred stallion “WARRIGAL,” By HUKATERE, dam. SARAH. WARRIGAL is a fine upstanding hor.se, beiug !6 hands 2ins high, a coal bjack in,colour, and like his sire, is a splendid jumper. Breeders who wish to breed that class of horse, which at present is so very scarce, viz., good weigh' carrying hacks and light harness horses, cannot do better than give him a trial. , ' Warrigal, has produced more show - horses than any other stallion that, ever . travelled the Franklin distrlctTerms: Singly mare, £2 10s. Two or more as per agreement- All accounts to be paid by January Ist 1906. For further particulars a Dply to . “ . M. FINLAY, Owner . Oiamberiain’s *JS" L «?a Tablets IMPBOTE THE APPETITE.