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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19826, 28 April 1927, Page 2

AN INVALUABLE DIRECTORY AND GUIDE FOR ADVERTISERS. The 1927 edition of “The Newspaper ' Press Directory” has just been issued, | and is the eighty-second annual volume. 1 It comprises 670 pages, and is brim full of information of interest to advertisers and press men. As its predecessors, the new edition includes a complete record of the newspapers, magazines, and periodical publications of Great Britain and Ireland, together with those of the British Dominions and Colonies, and of the principal foreign countries. “The Newspaper Press Directory” is well-known for its concise presentation of much valuable information and statistics on Inter-Imperial Trade, and the new edition is in no wise lacking in this respect. In fact, the article on Inter-Imperial Trade, dealing with the export trade of the country and its Empire markets, is perhaps as unique in its entirety as any that appears throughout the year. A very interesting and informative article on “British Empire Trade” comes from the pen of the Rt. Hon. L. 8. Amery, M.P., Secretary of State for the Dominions and the Colonies, while Air W. S. Crawford contributes an article under the heading of “An Adventure in Creative Publicity.” “The Newspaper Press Directory” is compiled and published by Messrs C. Mitchell and Co., Ltd., of 1 and 2, Snow Hill, London, E.C. 1, and will be sent, post free, for 5s (abroad 6s 6d). WNTER COUGHS ANDi COLDs ' are prevalent. Don't neglect them. “ HEENZO ” (Hean’s Essence) is the proved remedy, Mak« it yourself at home. Small bottle make* a pint. Sore throats, quinsy, croup, whooping cough, quickly relieved. Be sure you get Heenzo. No other will do - ™