CIRCULATION GAINS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20620, 19 July 1930, Page 10

CIRCULATION GAINS.

HERALD'S NEW RECORD, EVIDENCE OF POPULARITY. AUDITED STATEMENT. The New Zealand Herald announcw a not paid circulation in excess of 58 000 copies per day for the twelve months ending June 30, 1930, and .over 63 000 copies on Saturdays during the period A certificate, vouched by leading p u hij c uccountants, is appended. The previous twelve months covered by auditors' certificate, issued in January of last year showed a net daily circulation of 5f>,500 The large gain in (lie intervening period 2500 per day, is a achievement the more striking hy reason of the fact that there lias been no recourse to circulation protnolion schemes of any kind. This record growth of the Herald emphasises that leader confidence and satisfaction provide the true basis on which a great newspaper retains its popularity. NET SALES CERTIFICATE. We, the undersigned, after a careful investigation of the publisher's books have ascertained the average net paid daily circulation of the New Zealand Herald for the total period of twelve months ended 30th June, 1930 and hereby certify that it is in excess of 53,000 copies per day during the whole of that period. The average net paid circulation of Saturday's edition for the same period is in excess of 63,000 copies per issue. Dale: 11th July, 1930. J. A. Duncan, f.s.a.a. (eng.), eto. Geo. W. Huicmso.v, f.t.a.k.z.