NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS' CONFERENCE.
A CIVIC WELCOME. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, Last Night The annual conference of the Newspaper Proprietors' Association was opene<l to-night, the president, Mr. P. Solig, heing in the chair. ' I'he Mayor ('Mr. J. P. Luke) accorded a civic welcome to the members. Be» i erring to the war restrictions, hj« said the question arose, in view of the paper scarcity, whether the newspaper issua •.-euld not be. made j list as attractive with a reduction of space. Tho educa* tional value of the press during tha war was undoubted, and it had to ba '•oiisidercd liow utility could be conserve 1 .1 with smaller publications. The Mayo* nlso paid.ji tribute to the excellent ser- ■ ice rendered bv the Press Association, Mr.' Selig, in ae-' 'edging tho well ome, said that 110 ners had worthily done their part urding the war. 1 Expenses had gone up tremendously,but tho proprietors woro doing their bett | to satisfy the public need.
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Taranaki Daily News, 27 February 1917, Page 5
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160NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS' CONFERENCE. Taranaki Daily News, 27 February 1917, Page 5
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