VOTING CONTEST.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 244, 20 November 1909, Page 2

VOTING CONTEST.

£530 IX PRIZES. Our enterprising contemporary, the "Xcw Zealand Times." whose marked advance during tb«. past few months has placed it well in the forefront of colonial journalism, lias come into the fluid with a voting competition which, will appeal to a very l.lrL'e section of the population. The "Tillies'' j K ofl'erinj; C.T.'IO ■worth of prizes in connection 'with a votinir contest. The conditions are simple. Our contemporary announces that it wants more subscribers, and then more Kuhscrilx'rs still. The man or woman who induces his or her friends to lake the Times fo r „ period will jet, votes, and those votes mounting up will entitle this voluntary canvasser to a prize. The candidate who induces the greatest number of people to become suhserilHM's for one month or upwards will be entitled to go a world tour wirli £SO in his pocket and with credentials that will make him welcome in cVerv corner of the earth vfsited. Another prize i« a trip through Australia wi'.li expenses paid. A hundred guinea piano ft motor bicycle, and oilier valuable gifts are on the list, A free vote coupon worth five voles is published with Cm Time* every day. There is no reason why a Xcw Plymouth candidate slioulifl ■not score in this contest. Tf lie or siw works it right he or she can eonccntrar*" ■'all local support upon his or her candidature and get all the free voles -uM in his or her favor. Fullest particulw-.-s will .be supplied bv (be •'Times" Cun'-rt Department. Details with illustrations appear in that paper every day.