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Thames Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 10399, 24 April 1908, Page 4

NOTICE. fpO CORRESPONDENTS AND I ADVERTISERS. It ii requested tkat '• Corraspondance Dealing with the literary side >■ the paper be add*-; —' to ♦*;. Editor. Correspondance Referring to business matter>■ printing, and adrwrtiting to ii« Maosgwr. Private Communications Be addressed to the. Proprietor. Wm. MoCULLOUGH. " LITTLE'S "P H E N T L v •LITTLE'S "P H E NY L a DISINFECT WITH LITTLE'S "PHENTLL. LITTLE'S "PHENYLE." SOLD E^ERYWRERF LITTLE'S * LETTLE'S "PHENYLE." LITTLE'S "PHENYL . »L IT TLE 'S "P II E X V Lt. •LITTLE'S "P HE N V L E. THE THAMES ST-/J SCALE OF CLARGE^ Birth... ... .- 2* Marriage ... ... 2»6d Death... ... ... & *d To Let, ,18 words ... ••«.?* For Sale, 18 words ... ... In Lost or Found, 18 wordi 1* More than Eighteen "Words, eitn charge made. Three Insertion! ... 2i 6d IF BOOKED DOUBLE RATES CHARGED. A Post Office Order or £ naps miai accompany instructions sent by Port (or the abo? t mentioned. * Important to Mine Managers Rules for the W orking of Mines. THE GENERAL RULES For the working of Mines under tMining Act of 1905, Part V. Section 255 and following, with the ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS for the safety "of life and property connection with Mining Operatonc can be obtained . PRINTED ON CALICO. PRICE: 5s Each. THE OFFICE OF THIS PAPER. Mine' Managers, are reminded thai the Mining Act requires that a copy of the Regulations shall be posted in a conspicuous place in each mine, and without an opportunity being-accord ed Mineri of having the provisions'of the Act jwithin ; their reach,, Mine Managers and Mine Owners are liable in case of accident. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. One REPLACE ADVERTISEMENT per month will be allowed free of coit. Replaces in addition to this will l»e charged for at the rate of 6d per inch per •ingle column. Extra space required by advertisers beyond tib* contract cpaos will b« ohnrcrmA mi <r*eiimvnr *mV „■' '; ■' ' •'" COW TO WIN THE BATTLEL v'ou expect to conquer ir the VattU ■ oftio-day, You wiU have to blow your trcn\ 5 in a firm and steady way. And the man who keeps a.humming it the man who's here to stay. The man who owns his acres i« tht m>an who ploughs all day, But the man who advertise* witk a fort of sudden jerk, Jjthe man who blamea the printer because it does not work. Vie man who geti the bu&inesg vi» brainy printer't in. "Sat a. c-J^+or or * Bpl&tier, bat m %<? «" T<« fiak.