A GLOWING TRIBUTE.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 243, 23 March 1915, Page 4

A GLOWING TRIBUTE.

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vis ders from Patea, orders and custonnm calling from Hawera,'Manaia, Kaponga Stratford and Eltham. We aot era from Urenui (mile 3 of tC) fe Waitara, Tongapor.utu, Mokau, down Okato, Opunakefrom Inglewood. and. Tarataj and from all the intervening- places. We were repeatedly told that it was the cirS published in the Taranaki Daily News that brought them, to the store. One man South Taranaki told lis tZt it didn t matter where he went—in the trams, in the hotels, at the saleyards. and in his own. home, the Red Post advertising kept looking at him. You must have a fine circulation right through the province," said Mr. HavJ / a ®, quite satisfied with it.' About two-thirds of our sale business, I reckdn, came from your advertising, and, as I said before, it's the bietost sale w e have ever had and we havo had more sale customers than ever 'before." He added that th e returns from' the Ked Posts regular advertisement intho Daily News are always satisfactory, ap 2r rush at sale time. Mr. Hayden is not singular in 'ii» experience, although h e is singular in that he is willing to let the secret of his success be known. The quality of the Red Post furnishings is now known to a greater extent than ever through Taranaki, because of the enormous strides in the. News' circulation during the past year: