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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 129, 27 November 1909, Page 6

_ [advt.] ~*~ VOTING CONTEST. \ £530 IN PRIZES. Our enterprising contemporary, the New Zealand Times, whose marked advance during the past few months has placed it well in the forefront *of colonial journalism, has come into the field with a voting competition which will appeal to a very large section of the population. The Times is offering £530 worth of prizes in connection with a voting contest,. The conditions are simple. Our contemporary announces that it wants more subscribers, and then more subscribers still. The man or woman who induces his or her friends to take the Times for a period will get votes, and those votes mounting up will entitle this voluntary canvasser to a prize. The candidate who induces tho greatest number of people to become subscribers for one month or upwards will be entitled to go a world tour with £50 in his pocket and with credentials which will make him welcome in every corner of the earth .visited. Another prize is a trip through 'Australia with expenses paid. A hundred guinea piano, a motor bicycle, and Other valuable gifts are on the list. A free vote coupon worth five votes is published with the Times every day. There is no reason why a Pahiatua candidate should not score in this contest. If he or she works it right, he or she can concentrate all local support upon his or her candidature and get all the free votes cast in his or her favour. Fullest ' particulars will be supplied by the Times Contest Department. Details, with illustrations, appear in that paper every day. LADIES' TAILORING. The oldest and best firm. New Spring Roods and styles. Mr. Nodine wilLdo the fitting.— Nodine and Co., 76, Wellingtonterrace. Adyt.