~ Pubi? Notices ? £6,000 Our Grand £5,j00 Ornithological Contest. ;- : i ■■■_ Some thing en tirely new ' and interesting. . T JU^diW ( bafc u y(c.a are to dp. ' : You ofiay get ". £2GQ ba*b." par oontest ia tj see who can '' ; ; -maketbe JaVgeßt list ; 'b'f namea (or kinde) of :•'■ : ' > birds from the following list o? lettt r^ : i ; ' ;We willreoogaiae as a bird anything belpngiDg.tothe teatheVed tribe, whe'.her it be' : :»" r "'«? Hen.''CrbwT Sfoger "■■or any other kind. ?jit Yba <Ja(h use'any letter as many tjme^ to make a name ,aß.<it appears io the^ list of letters abovo ; for instance Wo6dooob, r- , Plower, Sn; w Bird, ; &o. -To any perapn who can, make a list of 25 or morp different. : ' nanie'B 1 of birds, we will give absolutely ' FREE a beautiful Frizi value £200 Wlees. l? ! .!^.. : ,TWwrfS'iiwiWPED DAILY. <:: -iO -When you have made oat your list^fill out the line on the bottom of -this advJ and Eend : to OB With a Stamped Addressed 1 envelop?, vi thenifiyou are awarded a priz 3 you en it .. ycudetlie^et.the prizi by beoomicgf a sub- " ibriber to ' The Woman's World 'at one rate of lHa weekV r We Bhall award a priza to ■ ; every person who sends tha name of 25 i ,:: Birds, and our gifts will be aa follows : For t he best liat, received eaph day, a Gold Wiitoh' ; for the second best solution each ' day a beautifui Imported Tea Set; for the •' seven 1 next beßt . eolations, each day a Konrah-S*kih : Diamond, and Ruby iß'ng ; lor the nest best Bolntion, a.Gold:Pieoe; 'and for all oiher correct solutions, Prizes of ,-,.. Good Valne, . These prizzs will be forwarded daily, you will not have to wait a loqg time "in uncertainty before you ; know theheault. "There is no element ol lottery in our plan, ••.•- it makes no difference whether we gj-tyom solution late or early in the day. . AH yon need ia tp post this adv. to us, and bu the day It reaches us, if your list is the best, yoUrSfcail bave the Gold V^atob or; if second best the beautiful Tea Wet, and bo on. We guarantee that we will; avyaro you a priz 3, There ia absolutely no op ppxtunity for deception on our pavt— we cannot afford it. We want to get 1,000,000 ' well satUfled subscribers, and for ibatireason ' we don't want you to eend any money until yoa know exactly , what priza yoa have gained by answering the puzzlea. As soon after 4 p.m. each day aa. possible, the examiners will judge the lists to the 'best ol their ability, and- will, designate the : prizas. We will write to you at onco notifying you what prize has been awarded you, then if yon are fully satisfied you can send your ' subscription to 'The Woman's World' and yoar prize will go by return of post carefolly packed. lp a person of narrow idea-* 4 it seems impossible that we should be able to make such a gigantic offer, but w« hjtve the money, brains and reputation, we know exactly what we are doing, and if we can legitimately gain a million subscribers by this grand idea, we know that this million . of. well pleased subscribers can be induced to recommend 'The Woman's World' to all. friends thereby building up our circulation still farther. We are willing to Bpend £5,000 in' thiß contest in building up a big subscription list, and when this money is spent we receive the righc to publish a notification thai the contest has been dia continued. Don't delay until it ia too late. t- The oonttßt will continue until Christmas ol W 1899. i We give A Bonos Priza of £50 independent of all otheis to the person who seoda in the list gotten up in the beat and handsomest manner. Our Committee will decide and reward priz s D*ily, but the special £50 priza will be awarded at Christ mas. Any birds name found in dictionaries accepted. WHO WE ARE. The ' Woman's World' is a thoroughly reliable concern, we are known to do exactly as we advertise. As to our reliability we refer to any Advertising Agent or business man of London. Namt Street „ Town Country Addreas : The « Woman's WorhV 8 Great ßusßell Street, London, W.C. ftogiaud.
THE IMPEEIAL GaS EinGIiNE. (Brooke's Patent) TBE-ja ENGINE i, the most perfect ever made, are suitable where }ight power is needed, are made from half h. p. to 2 GAS b.T). from £lg upwards. They are very oheap, pwrmm simple, and do their work aawIJIIa. aoißiesaly and well ac a cost per hour of about a half-penny. Head to; descriptive circular to The Imperial Foundary, Great .Russell ■treet, London, W.C., Eagland. FREE 30 guinea p.icTCLE (Ladies or Gtntß). 20 guinea piano (7 Octave pr?jjjj Walnut) FREE 30 GUINEA COLD WATCH (Ladies' or Gents 1 ). X $BIP TO THE PAEIS EXHIBITION OF 1900 AND ALL FREJE f EXPENSES PAID, _If you want any of above send a Stamped Addressed Envelope ' : for particulars to The WOMAN'S WOKIiD 8, GEEAT BUSSELL STEEE, LONDON, W.C. TO THE DEAF. Some three years ago a lady, cured of her Deafness, and Noises in the head by Dr Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums, gave £1,000 to hie Institute, so that poor persons. unable to purchase the Ear Drums, should have them free. This fund was added to by ' other noble people until over £5000 worth of the Drums were given away to the ' worthjrpoor.' ~ Now another lady has placed ; »fc, the. disposal of the Institute, £5,000 \worth of the ; Ear Drums to be giv.n free to j the poor. Ihe Dr Nicholson a.ur»l \v&% - ■ tnte, ,the iinpßt auccesßlui of hb kind in the world, iflpot conducted for profic, Luc to do ..thegreatest good to the greatest number. . [Every penny earned or. donated is t^psnt id- • benefitting the. Deaf. The Address is.. the. -.: A^-.W.' NioHOisok; Insiitctb, Gdnnbks-'/->C]ar,' London,- •'■Wf,' ■ ;; " . •■'- GRAYLINE the great : Hair JRestorer 1 , ■reitores Gray fliir to its. original Colbr in ■hor>fcima frow the rootßoutwarde. Is noV a dy«, mikesthe flair beautifpl and glossy. . : Bead for descriptive Panophlet to BipHACo i -: gow Bbos., Manofaotaribg Chemißtß, 9, Gwat^ajußeeH • ratreet, -London, .: W. 0.,
Permanent link to this item
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/BH18990908.2.12.1
Bibliographic details
Bruce Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3097, 8 September 1899, Page 3
Word Count
1,020Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Bruce Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3097, 8 September 1899, Page 3
Using This Item
No known copyright (New Zealand)
To the best of the National Library of New Zealand’s knowledge, under New Zealand law, there is no copyright in this item in New Zealand.
You can copy this item, share it, and post it on a blog or website. It can be modified, remixed and built upon. It can be used commercially. If reproducing this item, it is helpful to include the source.
For further information please refer to the Copyright guide.