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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 44, 16 November 1925, Page 13

Share in the Profits of “The Sun” THE PAPER THAT IS OWNED BY THE PUBLIC. •. . ? Soon to be Published in Auckland also I The expansion of "The Sun,” and the inauguration of an Auckland edition, enable# the public to the profits of a great and successful newspaper business. The new Auckland evening newspaper, “The per cent, of its paid-up capital. In considering Sun ” will benefit immensely by its close asso- the production of a new daily paper m Auck« ciation with “The Sun” of Christchurch. land, the advantages gained by the merger ot “The Sun” has been established in Christ- an existing successful journal in another city;: church for eleven years. It is the leading even- are inestimable. In many respects lheuun ing newspaper of Canterbury, and in recent is a newspaper without an equal m New : years its profits have been approximately 30 Zealand. '. ~ 133,000 Shares in , The Sun Newspapers Limited (CAPITAL - £300,000) are be’ng offered for subscription. The Company is being xormed to acquire the No part of the present issue has been under-H | business of the Canterbury Publishing Co., Lfd., written. \ ' to continue the publication of /The SunJ in unique features that have made “Th'a Christchurch, and to publish The Sun in successful in Canterbury are bound to U P • i win wide popularity in Auckland where there been or -an undoubted opening for a new evening will be offered to any person to induce him to newspaper. ' become a Director or Shareholder in the APPLY FOR SHARES AT ONCE — as th« Company. Share Issue is being offered in Auckland,) - No cash is or will be payable to the members ellin „ ton . an d Christchurch. Send for Comp “ y for ‘I c — • j — “ If •' FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES. < To the Directors of THE SUN NEWSPAPERS LIMITED, ' ' P.O. Box 1024, Christchurch. 1 Gentlemen,—l hereby apply for Ordinary Shares of £ 1 each in the capital of , the above-named Company, to be allotted to me upon the terms of the Company s Prospectus. ; Herewith I hand you the sum of - b«ng appheahon money | of two shilling and sixpence per share upon the above number of shares; and I hereby agree to accept the same or any less number of shares that may be allotted to me, and to pay two | shillings and'sixpence per share on allotment, and the balance in calls not exceelmg two sh linls and sixpence per share at intervals of not less than three months, and I request and | Authorise you to as the holder of the said shares, subject to the provisions of the ( Memorandum and Articles of Association of the Company. | Name in Full - I / Address " T ! - £ Occupation — " I <• ’ Signature ; - - ~ I Date - — " ? \ M

THE DOCTOR’S DISCOVERY. Doc'ors’ Special Reliable Old. Scotch Wluskv has its origin in the discovery bv Dr. Robert McNish, a famous Scottish piivisician, that “certain whiskies, blended together d.ttring certain months of the vear and allowed to rest for five or six vears before being consumed, have a verv beneficial effect both ou the bodv and the brain.” Tn 1868 the McNish family placed this blend of whitkv on the market under the name “Doctors’ Special.’ From that dav to this the qualitv. of ’’Doe-.ors' Special” has never varied. Sold by all hotels Hid bottle stores.— Advt,