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Lake County Press, Issue 610, 21 June 1894, Page 4

Established iss2, The arrow Oj* server (Established 1871) bki.no Merged into the Press. THE Lake County Press, PUBLISHED IN ARROWTOWN & QUEENSTOWN SIMULTANEOULY Every Tiursda.y Afternoon, has a thoroughly good local urcu!at ; on, ts subscribers including residents in Arrow town, Queenstown, Macetown and Reefs, the Shotover (embracing Upper and Lower Shotover, Maori Point, Skippers and Reefs). Frank ton, Glenorchy, Kingston, Miller’s and Speargrass Flats, G.bbston (Kawaran), Crown Terrace, Curdrona and Pembroke(VVanaka), Cromwell, Bannockburn, etc.. PRINTED IN ARROWTOWN, it is in the heart Of the farm lands and the centre of mining. It has A SPECIAL {REPRESENTATIVE IN QUEENSTOWN, and is made in fact as well as in nameTHE LAKE COUNTY PRESS. £BT Current Events Noted and Local Meetings Fully and Faithfully Reported. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: IP PAID IN ADVANCE.' Per Annum (delivered by hand)... 13s Od Per Annum (posted) 15a id IF BOOKED. Per Annum (delivered by hard)... 17a 4di Per Annum (posted) .... .. 19s 6d Remittances by Cheque, Money Order, or Postal Notes. If Cheque sent, Is exchangemust be added. We would impress upon subset ibers that it is mutually advantageous for them topay their subscriptions yearly in advance. It saves us rendering four accounts a year atul subscribers the postage or trouble in> calling to make payment as many times. ADVERTISING RATES - Casual Advertisements, per inch, first j insertion 3sDitto, per inch, subsequent insertions ... 2a. Standing advertisements as par arrange- | ment. ! (£JT Advertisers are requested to sphcify the number of insertions required whenforwarding advertisements ’ r otherwise their advertisements will bo continued until? COUNTERMANDED. j Notice of the withdrawal of advertise- ! ments or discontinuance of subscription must Lein writing. ! POINTS FOR ADVERTISERS. ' Much money s wasted in misdirected advertising, i Many advertisers show a preference forthe city daily and weekly papers, beciusj o the large numbers they print ; but in has tobe borne in mind that a paper Riving a circulation of 5,000 is not necessarily as usefulj to the advertiser as one having, only 500. j On the contrary, the smaller circulation may be actually more beneficial than, the former large one A matter of primary consideration class of persons amongst whonva. paper circulates." For advertisements in the metro politan journals advertisers frequently havetO PAY FOR A CIRCULATION THEY DO NOT RE'. QUIRK. An advertiser,to be consistent,should pubj lish his notices locally where he wishes to* push his business. It must be evident that., the local organ is the best medium, and has-, a more direct influence than an advertisement appearing in a foreign journal whicln has no local interest. An undoubted fact is that in small papers, every advertisement may bo read, w bile the large ones they are often lost sight of amongst the number. To advertisers desirous of doing businesswith Farmers and Miners of Lake County I the Press offers the very best cilities. 1 . Tl\e Job W

RECEIVES CAREFUL ATTENTION:. AND WORK IS PROMPTLY AND TASTEFULLY TURNED OUT. BILLHEADS LETTER HEADINGS DELIVERY BOOKS CIRCULARS HANDBILLS «fcc. KEMO.’S RECEIPT BOOKS PROMISSORY NO SBC. BOOKS POSTERS <fec. GOOD WORKMANSHIP —AND—REASONABLE PRICES. On SaIe—■WASTE PAPER IN ANT QUANTITY PROMISSORY NOTE BOOKS RECEIPT BOOKS PROOF OF DEBT FORMS. THE LASS CO72TTT P &ZSS Newspaper and General Printing Office. Qne*n«town Representative H. UPSDALO Proprietor ... W. J. MARSH