“Advertise” The Kupe Club's 1939 Campaign

Northern Advocate, 16 May 1939, Page 2

“Advertise” The Kupe Club's 1939 Campaign

51- Prize For Introducing The Scheme To Your Friends tT yon waist the Kune Club’s 1939 campaign to succeed. my follower*, don't mi (his splendid opportunity to enlist the usd of others, <;n .y tine c ana .hum S two special uejiteanutl Holiday pages are being printed, and these wit! go free to hoys and girls who do not regularly read the “Young Northlandcr.” Every detail of oar big campaign, will be given in these two special numbers, so. if Kupe. Club members play their part, there is no reason why a single boy or girl in Northland should miss the opportunity to join the Kup if* Cl ub party that will spend a week in Wellington during the course of the Centennial Exhibition. And where schools:, Kupe Club hapus and other organisations arc workinghaul to establish funds to help hoys and girls from their own districts to attend the celebrations, it pays to have EVERYONE interested. Then don’t let the grass grow under your feet. Take to-day’s page. Clip out this announcement and hand on the form to some hoy or girl who does not receive the “Advocate,” in order that he. or she may obtain the two free is' uc;,:. And then Ihcra’s a prize for the boy or girl who- introduces the scheme to the greatest number of friends. But remember you can’t “introduce” the scheme to anyone who already reads the “Advocate’ regularly. It’s a case of making our 1939 campaign known to the widest possible circle. Get busy at once. We’re watching the Application forms come in and we’re ever so keen to sec who’ll win the !>/- prize, ffere’s the form: To Kupe, “Advocate Office, Water Street. Whangarei. Dear Kupe, I want to read all about the Kupe Club’s Centennial Holiday Scheme for young Northianders, so please send me free copies of the special papers giving full particulars ot the scheme. 11l be watching for the postman on June 6 when my first paper arrives. NAME ADDRESS I WAS TOLD ABOUT THE FREE PAPERS BY