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New Zealand Tablet, Volume III, Issue 127, 8 October 1875, Page 10

— PRELIMINARY NOTICE. H.A.C.8.5., JUVENILE CONTINGENT. A POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT in aid of the Library Fund of the above Association will be given in, St. Joseph's School-room about the 20th Instant. . ' Several well-known Amateurs have kindly promised their services. Tickets — One Shilling each. JOHN HARRIS, Hon. Secretary.

IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. THE PROPRIETORS of the Tablet wish to draw attention to the fact that 'THE TABLET' has NOT ONLY THE LARGEST CIRCULATION of ANY WEEKLY JOURNAL IN NEW ZEALAND but also CIRCULATES IN EVERY TOWNSHIP Of the Colony, tlie list of Subscribers taking in all tho Towns in OTAGO MARLBOROUGH SOUTHLAND TARANAKI CANTERBURY WELLINGTON NELSON AUCKLAND HAWKES BAY WESTLAND Being somedhing mora than an ordinary newspaper, ifc has claims which no other Weekly can put forward, inasmuch as it is taken in all parts of New Zealand, independently of local journals, on account of a class of reading to be found in its columns not to be met with elsewhere. The Proprietors can, therefore, confidently assert that as an advertising medium the 'tablet' stands without a rival ! ! notice; SUBSCRIBERS at Otahuhu, and surrounding districts, are informed that Mr. James Mcllroy, having resigned the Agency, the Tablet will be sent direct from the office, xipon application, and the Subscription in advance.

NOTICE.

SUBSCRIBERS removing from one part of the Colony to another will please notify ( the same by letter, and thereby save themselves and us unnecessary trouble and. espence It is rec[ 'ested that any irregularity in the delivery of THE TABLET be notified to the Manager, bo that means may be taken to_ rectify the mistake. We must request those persons whose subscriptions are overdue, to remit Post Office Order for amount. All cheques and Post Office Orders to be made payable to John Dtjnoan, Manager, Tablet Office, Dunedin.