Tradesmen at times, from a sense of false economy, refrain from advertising, thinking that as they are cognisant of their whereabouts, everybody else must know too, but this is a mistake. Every man may take it for granted that lie thinks more of himself and knows a lot more of his doings and possessions than the public are aware of, and he will be the gainer by advertising his own opinion of himself, even if it should shock his modesty.—Waimate Witness.
- N.Z. DAIRYMAN - DAIRY MESSENGER. i MONTHLY PAPER devoted ex.jL clusively to the Dairying Industry, and invaluable to those milk suppliers who want to make money out of the business. Subscription (in advance) 6s 6d per annum. QUEEN'S CHAMBERS, Wellington. Auckland Agent —A. BUSCK, 23/2 Box 206, .Auckland.
AIKATO ARGUS Office (George Edgecumbe, proprietor) for printing of all descriptions.
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Waikato Argus, Volume VI, Issue 406, 7 March 1899, Page 4
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139Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Waikato Argus, Volume VI, Issue 406, 7 March 1899, Page 4
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