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.at .scales.—Part VI.. 26 and 27, N.Z. Hunts Association Rules. 11. K. DODD, Secretary., Note—TJip Club .will pay the. steamer fare one way only, from Napier or Auckland on any horse accepting and starling al the meeting, which did riot start at th'e Gisborne Racing Club's Steeplechase Meeting". The Gisborne Racing Club will pay the steamer fare one way only from Napier or Auckland on any horse accepting and starting at its meeting on (he ;28'Ui and 3.oth July. Approved by the Hawke's Bay District Committee, June 2, 1927. H. S. MOSS, Secretary. pasmodic Croup Quickly Checked // r 3 Often with one m r.'l application. Just *-> Vicks over x • throat and chest WICKS Over f?M/utoNJARS (/sep Yearly ismess llicity. Does It Ever Die? It is cmnmonly assumed by many businessmen who use the newspapers as their chief means of business publicity that the effectiveness of daily Newspaper Advertising lasts only 24 hours—until the issue of next day. Recently, however, a reply was received from an advertisement which appeared in a paper in 1920. In another case a coupon from an advertisement released in 1923 was received by the advertiser this year, These are not isolated instances, but two taken from the reports of a host of satisfied advertisers who have used the daily newspaper to carry their business along to success. A good advertisement takes a long time to die. And when inserted in the pages of a Newspaper, it not only reaches all the people at the time, but its message is likely to turn up and impress a reader long after it has paid for itself in immediate results. Let the Poverty Bay Herald carry your Advertising—and be assured you will receive the utmost Business Harvest from your Publicity Sowing. LINEN-MARKINO OUTFIT (Kubbei Stamp of your name), pad, brush indelible ink, and a box to hold the lot; 3/6.—At the Heralp Office.