—-X'J <• "THE EVEHI^g ' (v* —•—^^g>4 THE BEST EVENING PAttjpl PUBLISHED OUTSIDE DUNibftj ''THE MAIL" has a large guaranteed circulation, and offers especial inducement) to advertisers. "THE MAIL" Contacts : THE LATEST ENGLISH/ THE LATEST FOREIGN, THE LATEST INTERCOLONIAL, THE LATEST COLONIAL, AND THE YERY LATEST LOCAL NEWS, It circulates largely in the districts between Waimate and Dunedin. When the Moeraki Line is opened, special country edition of Mail will be published for ; the convenience of subscribers along the track. READ THE MAIL. THE WORKING MAN'S PAPER THE BUSINESS MAN'S PAPER. THE DAIRY MAN'S PAPER. THE CLERGYMAN'S PAPER THE ENGLISHMAN'S PAPER. THE SCOTCHMAN'S PAPER. THE IRISHMAN'S PAPER In Fact, EYERY MAN'S PAPER. PRICE ONE PENNY. Published Evbry Evening at Four O'clock. • 4 % OFFICES : TYNE-STREET^OAyA^
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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 144, 6 October 1876, Page 4
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122Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 144, 6 October 1876, Page 4
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