The Evening Mail. THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1876.

Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 17, 11 May 1876, Page 2

The Evening Mail. THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1876.

is rattier a «le.tieate matter to write wrtt one's aett> tmt the subject we sure p)ti6 t<> bring vmckr the notice ot* our ttfeis is ©ntr, we thiit»k T which wit! infest tlie pttMtc,. antt therefor.' that most I ®ttr exetts© ft>r what m;vv appear t»> 1>e r the first gt;*nee> a somewhat egotistical iiele. Ottr Ita* now beeti aMtahetl a fortnight, ami yet, in that art time-, we have hat! affimletl 11s ttteh tttm«fcrfctl aiMO«nt r>f support that it is p jtleaang «h»6y to announce ottr intenT«tt M*it at an early Hyp will, of cottrse, to apparent to in newspaper matters that ■Hnnmt mesAS greater expense; of oar hroadaheet'is

thought, the Oaiuaru people would soon find that an evening paper affords especial facilities for advertisers, and the large circulation we now have, places us—tlie Dunedin " Star " excepted—the largest circulated daily pajHri 1 in Otago.' As the great desideratum in advertising circulation, we can with 'safety assure our readers that »»» jouni.il fttlortls a better medium for the proper publication of tradesmen's wants than does Tub Mail. But ottr operations are not confined to Oaniarti alone, for we have now completed arrangement* I>v which Thk IVlait. is delivered at Reidaton, Maheno. Otepopo, and Hampden every evening. Our tutus also tiwfst its way to all the stations along the Waifcaki line by the afternoon train, so that it will be seen that Thk Maii. is widely circulated and read both north and south of Oamaru.