NOTICES.

Freethought Review, Volume I, Issue 2, 1 November 1883, Page 9

NOTICES.

The Proprietor begs to return his best thanks for the support given to the first number of the eview, especially to those friends who have obtained subscribers and established agencies. The propaganda will be greatly advanced in this way.

The Editor respectfully suggests to contributors the necessity of condensing as much as possible their contributions, in order that the comparatively limited space may be made to embrace a wide variety of subjects. The object is to make the Review comprehensive in the extent and character of its articles and letters. Of course no hard and fast line can be drawn, but the Editor may be greatly assisted in his task by friends remembering space and object. All communications should be addressed—The Editor of The Freethought Review, Wanganui.