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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume LVI, Issue 41, 24 May 1935, Page 1

(The (i)uanliiui NEWSPAPER OF THE ELLESMERE, SPRINGS AND SELWYN COUNTIES. Published in the Interests of the People in the Territory over which it Circulates. . Offices: ' HIGH STREET :: LEESTON Telephone 14M. P.O. Box 13. Full and Authoritative Reports are published of all Local Body and other Important Meetings, and of Social and other Events of General In- - terest. The Guardian is used by all the . Public Bodies for their Official Announcements. Social Committees invariably consult the Guardian Diary before fixing dates for their functions. LOW SUBSCRIPTION RATES. i No Resident who desires to take J an intelligent interest in the affairs < of his district can afford to be anon- ( subscriber to the local newspaper. Deliveries are made by runners, by - rural mail services, and by post over a wide area. No other newspaper in Canterbury, metropolitan or provincial, covers its territory more thoroughly. The subscription rates are as follows:- — Paid in Advance. « By Rural Delivery: Quarterly 3/6; half-yearly 7/-; yearly 14/-. By Post: Quarterly 4/-; half-yearly 8/-; yearly 16/-. < If Booked. An additional fee of 2/- per year is charged if booked. ADVERTISING TARIFF. The contents of the Guardian— -j Editorial Opinions, News and Adver- j tising—are" eagerly and thoroughly , read and discussed by every member ] of the family in homes which are regularly served, and this fact makes ( the paper a very valuable advertising medium. Enterprising business firms who advertise consistently have proved the value of the Guardian as a means of maintaining regular con- ( tact with the people and obtaining re- , suits. Social and other functions are almost certain to be successful if properly announced through the newspaper. The advertising rates are as follows:— Lost, Strayed, Found, For Sale, Wanted, Situations Vacant or Wanted: Up to 15 words 1/-, three insertions 2/6; up to 20 words, 1/6 each insertion. Birth, Marriage, Death, Funeral or In Memoriam Notices: 2/6 per insertion, up to 30 words. Amusements, Tenders and other casual advertising, 4/- per inch. Contract rates for business advertising supplied upon application. Business firms are asked to note that replace copy for advertisements must reach the Office by Noon on Mondays and Thursdays for insertion in tne following issue. JOB PRINTING. The Guardian has a better-equipped Job Printing Department than any other provincial newspaper in Canterbury. With modern type faces and up-to-date machinery, printing ~' work of all descriptions is turned out up to the best city standard, at the lowest rates consistent with quality workmanship and materials. Orders are being received regularly from many parts of North and Mid-Can-terbury. Prompt attention is always given to orders placed with the Guardian. The range of work includes the following: Tickets, Handbills, Posters, Invitations for Weddings and Social Functions, Acknowledgment * Forms, Sports Programmes, Parish and School Magazines, Membership Cards, Counter and Receipt Books, Statement Forms, Billheads, Letterheads, Account Books of every description, including Loose-Leaf Ledgers, Menu Forms, Labels, Tags, Sale Circulars, Envelopes, Show Schedules and Catalogues, Prize and Section Cards, Exhibit Numbers, Cloth Numbers for Competitors, Euchre Scoring Cards, Souvenir Booklets, etc. Always on hand: Envelopes in various sizes, Paper for Typewriting, Duplicating and other purposes, Note Blocks, Time and Wages Blocks, ■■*■■ Ruled Foolscap (with or without money columns), Newsprint, Receipt Books, Carbon Paper (any size), Account and Minute Books, etc. Exceptional Value: 50,000 Mercantile Wove Envelopes, excellent quality, the best value ever offered in the district. In lots of 250 upwards. The Guardian can supply all your requirements at low prices.