Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 327, 22 December 1888, Page 8

(Ayhil:jU»^Ei;t;ur/^>rnyoY"Brt.lgeT^rei!t) J. A. COCIIHAN^ has 1 CouuhW-ed -, 'lrimi'itf B'as abvivy, and has KOHSvLK: BAC()^f AND" HA Ms (Dairy-fe.l, Umwqrured;tPrinb Cjiralily). BUTfJ«In«, ?^GS,. . POTATOES. I'HAPB* (OM Shonf), "" IVAVj* FLOUH> PORRrD'&K-MKAL, 1 ' j * bran; vAc; etc., . V KICKS TO SUIT Til E TIM ES. Consumers will fitul it to their advantage to PuicU'We direct* fn»m- al#v.ve. Terms All description* of Fi.rin Produce hold on Con'iuiishion.

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MONTAGUE'S OLD-ESTABLISQED BAZAAR, { J A PAN IDS IS CO U XT; AM D'CH RlS'fll AS - CARIi : SIIO\VHOOM, ] • ' ' AND- r — ; ■ - a ooifeoif^ . .^(B^oth under , tile Prppii-tijiship^f C. W. GOODSON), , Are nmnnijat the siulita 0^ Auelilund, and ahould.be se.cn liy al\* vi^itinu: the City.' TU«?y nre -resplendent with the jlttrac ' ' --lions -of TWO of the LA-RGEtfT, "NEWEST, and CHK.VPEST STOCKS in ArCKLANDj/prepnveil in eveiy Depaitment for tne COM INC CHRISTMAS BOOM. It is Jissepted that n«xt ininteiest^o the Art Gallery comes ' MON'I AGUE'S JAPANESE BAZA AH, which contains 'lhe largest assnrtnient oi 1 this wonderful nmnui'acture in Auckland, . t.nd at the lowest price. ' In -the Japanese Court is ralso r als0 displayed uinch- iiseiivl goods of English /and Contlriehtal "manufacture/* 4'4 ' •, THE CHRISTMAS CARD DISPLAY Is in the same ro.om, and for Quantit} 7 and Quality -combined is unequalled, , Ranging in, price from -Id to 5s each. 'Incredible- as it hi'ay-appear -we- give for 3d-a Packet, eontaining-one 3d Card and 2 others 6d— a Packet, containing ond-6d Card and 6 others Is— a Packet, containing one Is Card and 14 others We cordially -invite the 'inspection of the G RAND SHOW at MONTA.UU E'S "BAZAAR, GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. A DVERTISING is the business man's ix t breath. , v Dull times only mean — look to your advertising — Advertise in the News. HANDBILLS' for Drapers, Grocers, and Storekeepers generally. Any Size or Color. At the News Office.

FORTUNES IN PRINTER'S INK. Pi-ntn t vxpect itn vadvei tihement to Item i"iuil in one night-. Breml in the'-st.iff »oF 'hiunnn Mife i} and 'tuiVttctising is the sts.tf of. businesa. Yuh cari't-ent enoiitrh in n we^lv tojl.tat ai -jesiiyiind yotucuii-t udveFti«e-on~thnt' plan, I'ithi-r. . I A thinjjwnrrti dohi«^-i-5-\vorthTloin«" well A thing worth advertising; is woith ad-A-ertism^ well. » * | ■ The enterpii-in)?, !|dveit^er proves that lie tinder^tiinds ho\v to liny, because in ♦uilvcrlisinj* he kri »ws ho\V to sell. ] ' If on can iironse curin«.ity «n ndver - tissemeut-it-.'H a great v ;poit!t gained. j r lh& fiiir si ! x don't liwld^uU'tlie enrio^ity in the world •.* .' , _ ~'^ " ■* Pttnp l^ wlio advorti^inonjy dnce in three 1 m mtl^foVirt't' that n^t.fdiks" 1 cannot leuieiuber an \ thing hmger tlurti"s"even days. ' Qnitting-adverfiMng in dull times is like, tearing- dowivu dam because the water is low, "Kiiher p"lkn 'will 'prevent good times fr >m coming: — "A'conStant vf\]\ wear n rock. Ke.ep.dfopping^yo.ur advertisements on the public ami they will soon melt under it like rot'bsalt. • .Trying tn do business without ndvertis-, ing js like winking at a'pretty girl through a pair bf green goggles,- You may jknow what" s'^Oxi are doing, but noone, ejse does. It is a mistaken notion thnt a.-iine . store in an eligible location, snrrounded 4>y uttrJU'tive signs,' is "a superior advertiaemert ; for the expeiicnee of most enterpii^ing merchants is that it' pays better to spend lcs^. in rent and more in adver- , tising. „. Entermising people, are beginning to, '* learn' the' valae *of advertising the! year i gund ., The, prrsisteiice.'of .those".' who are not intimidated jtq the cry of .."dull times, " t l»nt, keep, , names,^eyer c the public, \viU»Bu'rely plnce them on the 'right bide in the end. . A.man'B.sign.,ofCera n^mute invitation . to those who passjiis ]riaQe, of "business iris cirular can "only re»ch- those 'to whom -personal attention is given ;- hut his annonneement '>in,a newspaper goes! into -higlnvays and b3--waysVfiti?lfng customers 'Und t com'pelUn£r t-fieiril ? to consiper hia urguments. . : • -: ' J '

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