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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 100, 30 April 1938, Page 13

r£HE yyANGANUI QHRONICUf (JOMPANY, Publishers of “THF WANGANUI CHRONICLE,” The Leading Provincial Dally Newspaper. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: In Advance 9d. PER WEEK 3 months 8/9 6 months 17/6 12 months £l/15/Posted—3 months 12/« 6 months £l/4/12 months £2/5/ADVERTISEMENTS (CUssifled). Prepaid Rates. Three Consecutive Words. One Insertion. Insertions. 15 1/- 2/6 20 1/4 3/6 25 1/7 4/3 30 1/10 5/35 2/1 5/9 Booked rates, 50 per cent extra. Replies to advertisements will ba received at the Company’s Office and if required will be promptly forwarded on to the advertiser it postage is provided. Please note that Postal Department will not deliver letters to any nom-de-plume, initial or number addressed care of any Post Office. Engagement Notices. 3/6 each. Births, Deaths and Marriages.— Each notification 2/6 cash; 3/6 booked. Death and Funeral (combined).— 5/- cash; 7/6 booked. Memorial Notices 3- cash; 5/nooked. Advertising rate for larger spaces and extended terms can be obtained on application to the Office. NOTE.—The Company does not hold itself responsible tor non-tnser-tions of advertisements through accident or -rom ether causes, or for error in the publication of any

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Little Bo Peop, sne lost her sheep And tear drops dimmed her eyes. The silly child to stand and cry. Why doesn’t she advertlso.