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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17406, 3 November 1930, Page 12

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CONFETTI Large Packets. 1/ON SALE AT HERALD OFFICE

THE brass tacks of advertising are . pounds! .shillings and pfn.ce. That, is how results are gauged. ' A sound advertising policy is necessary to regular steady busiheSs prtgreSs. 'The advertiser must word his advertisement with appeal to the buying public and then place it prominently before as many as possible as quickly as he can. The. Herai.d regularly reaches the homes'of nearly all the families from Wairoa to the East Cape. It is home circulation an advertiser must have to ensure success, and this is what the Herald constantly ofers.

THE unknown article that has idled away a peaceful, if minor existence, in the backwaters of consumer’s demand is, through advertising, given a personality, a character, and a position thirh 'roouires a definite performance.

Important Notice to Advertisers Newspaper Advertising versus Household Circulars Official Statistics show that there are 3319 homes in the Gisborne borough. Our records of town delivery show that the runner boys deliver each evening 3110 papers in the borough area. This is exclusive of casual sales, and clearly shows a coverage of over 93 per cent, of the households in the town. In the Country Districts from Wairoa to East Cape, over 2000 Papers are distributed daily. To Circularise 3319 householders through the Post costs £lO/13/3 (Postage £6/18/3, Printing approximately £3/15/-) Save over 100 Per Cent, by Advertising in the The CIRCULAR SENT BY POST is delivered at a time when the housewife is busy with the day’s work, and has neither time or leisure to devote to its contents. The HERALD is delivered into the Home when the occupant has finished the day’s labor and is in a mind to read. At a moderate estimate an average of three people read each copy of the HERALD—933O people peruse it each evening. A posted circular is read by one person, seldom more, and then thrown away. Unquestionably the HERALD provides the Cheapest and Most Effective method to get your message to the , greatest number in the quickest time. CIRCULATION BOOKS OPEN TO INSPECTION Advertising Rates on Application GOOD BLOCKS AND ATTENTION COMPELLERS AVAILABLE