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Thames Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 10525, 25 April 1907, Page 4

SASONS FOB ADvteftSlNG IN THE TH^lffl^ ADVEBTISER. Advertising is the chief auxiliary of trade.—-Tooke. Advertise your business; I owe all oy success to it.—P. T. Barnum There is an Absolute necessity for "tortising; there is a great eager-i-ess to compete for attention,'ami no ■iie get*, it unless it is by giving as were uf many strokes of the ham--1 <>ue after the other, to compel The advertisements which appear in * public, journal take rank among the more significant indication! of the state of society of that tUn» and olae*.—DfoketieH jk& udTertise^^B^ua^|Mf-«lac« -on b«ve to »ell unlwa you advertise Rushton, Procter, & Co., Ltd, ENGLAND. FIXED ENGINES. ENGINES and BOILERS FDR GOLDDREDGING Aj SPECIALITY. Upwards of 6a£oo Engine*, Boilers, and Thxaahors made and •old. Paris, 1900— THEGRAND PRIX Iffo GOLD ITRDALS. Important to Mine Managers. Rules for the^Working of Mines, j THE GENERAL RULES For the working of Mine* under the Mining Act of 1898, SecUon 20*. with ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS for tfce safety of life and property in oonnection with Mining Operatiow, nomiij published in the Governmant Gaaett* oan be obtained PRINTED ON CALICOPRICE: 2a 6d Each, THE THAMES ADVERTISER -MfamWi&tmi^imtiijrt that the Mining Act require. tUt a oopy of U» Regulations ahail be posted m • oonapicuoaa.plaoe in each miae, an 4 t ed M^«ca by haying the pray^on. tf the Act, within their reach, Mine Managers and Mine Owners ara liable in case of aooideat. ' LITTLE'S'THENYLE." • LITTLPS'THENTLi. 1* LITTLE'S'THEAYLB." LITTLJfg.^PHENTLI.* UTTLE'S "PHENTLaVDISINFErT JWTH ■ I T T L E-S "P ffS Nil- L" LITTLE^ UPHI!.NTLE. LIT ThE *S "POENTLI* LITTLE'S 'PHiNYLE 1 SOLD EVERYWHERE. LITILE'S "PHENYLE," •*MMAm JsdadHiav <n anpu nj Vn^-Am-lmmi pandnoo ao. oa «oa w Uk* jp*p m pooi an *-&* <ra •qdmml %*smow> «s9 W »jsaou ni ftrat) •»Ap« *£m o«ur ssevtsnq dauu y''