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Press, 30 November 1982, Page 31

“ADVERTISING IN ‘THE PRESS’ GAVE MY NEW RESTAURANT THE START IT NEEDED”. v-xz/ ; R H The P s ‘ovso ' / / g | Joseph McSherry, proprietor of Chambers / ' / "I I Restaurant, explains how advertising in “The L . Cba P te rOne ' B Press’’has provided the foundation for his new / Cha t B oubinebb. / g “I have just recently opened my restaurant, / fa"-''tmwws B Chambers. As with any new business, I had / I to make people aware that I. was open. I | I decided to advertise Chambers in “The B Press” and from the day my advertisement B appeared, my business has been booming. -o' - J I am now in a position where customers, heed B to make reservations in advance in order to ' B dine here. The advertisement in “The Press” provided a good foundation from which to start my business. In the restaurant business, you need customers and advertising in “The Press” provided them for me. t “The Press” Advertising Department also 'fcrarwt/j faxfafyiwh provided the'service I look for as a customer. W I couldn’t have asked for more. ■ * <?Ofa 5333 "The Press Will pay a vital part mmy -r r c ■ future advertising. Advertising placed in “The Press” can work . ■ 1 r- c >-- • - 1 . for your business or store too. “The Press” is : ' read by 217,000 people aged 10 years and 's' r over every day.* Tell our readers what you or your business have to sell. Phone 790-940 i now and ask to speak to Michael Pope — At Assistant Advertising Manager or Barry . ,/ILlt White — Display Co-ordinator. They will ft arrange for a representative to see you, or zA 2A they will help.plan your advertising,... . PHONENOW! KffifW THE PRESS IS THE LARGEST SELLING NEWSPAPER 1N THE SOUTH ISLAND • i ' ■' • McNair Print R«ad*riri>lpSiirv(*,ll*l