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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17815, 13 June 1918, Page 4

HOW ADVERTISING PAYS. ANOTHER TKIBUTE TO THE " LYTTELTON TBIES." A CHRISTCHURCH Business Man ha 3 forwarded the following letter, brief, but very much to the point:— " Christchurcb, Juno 22, 1913. " Dear Sir,— " I wish to acknowledge the great benefits derived from advertising in the 'Lyttelton Times. I may mention that my business increased 80 per cent immediately on appearance of my advertisement. I shall bo nloased to substantiate this statement to bona fido advertisers." Why not make this YOUR experience, too? TELEPHONE 163. ATTORNEY, EXECUTOR, TRUSTEE, FOR SOLDIERS OF THE SECOND DIVISION. (SOLDIERS whoso duty, takes them from Now Zealand will relieve their minds of all .:., anxiety in respect of their property and business affairs, and ensure the safeguarding ' of the interests of their dependents, at a ■ minimum of cost, by appointing the I NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED (EMPOWERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF ' •■■ PARLIAMENT), Their '<■■■ ATTORNEY, EXECUTOR AND TRUSTEE. The Invested Funds exceed ONE AND A-HALF MILLIONS. Full particulars swnplied on application at any of tha Company's Branches, or at the 1 TRUSTEE BRANCH, New Zealand Insurt anoe Buildings, Auckland. C. F. THOMAS. 0.L.246X Trust Manager.