z w SB SB b ... BB F ' ■■ ■ ' ' riff toßsß 1 \ \\ - \ J J \ Bl I Retains I READERSHIP I LEADERSHIP I I IN 1977 I I NOW MORE THAN 209,000* PEOPLE I | READ ’THE PRESS" EACH DAY I IT'S READERSHIP THAT COUNTS "THE PRESS"reaches out to 209,000* readers with each issue ... readers who get the message and who act on it. READERSHIP LEADERSHIP REALLY COUNTS If you want to talk circulation, we've also got that, specifically 74,500 d'certified by The Audit Bureau of Circulations for period ended 31/3/77. That makes "THE PRESS"the biggest circulating daily newspaper in the South Island. I IL * SOURCE - McNAIR SURVEYS m N.Z. LTD 1976. B 7-' Bl Ob | I JHj 1 Hk I I lii ii|! w ■
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