THE OBSERVER

Observer, Volume 9, Issue 525, 12 January 1889, Page 3

THE OBSERVER

, TO OU.R B.EADER3. The Editor of the Observer will at all times be glad to receive information from correspondents Tiring in town or country or the ether colonies on subjects of general nterest, more especially on matkrs conn ni with qwrt, the drama, and fashion. Cornm, inicut ion s f luJks will be particularly welcome. As the Observer regularly records the leading social events of the colony, the Editor icill be glad to receiv information in this regard. The Editor will carefully read and acknowledge in 'Answers to Correspondents' all contributions submitted whether in the form of political, social, or other articles, short stories or sketches [those dealing with colonial subjects and not exceeding two columns in length, or say 3000 icords, are specially acceptable) , paragraphs, letters, or newspaper clippings, All communications Kill be regarded us strictly confidential. The Observer will return all unsuitable MSS when ihe address is specified and stamps enclosed. Bu we desire those sending MSS. to distinctly understand Vial ice are not responsible for the preservation or transmission of such MSS. Cheques, drafts, etc, and all business communication* to be addressed io Hesrt J. Baulf, Manager. Literary contributions to be addressed to C. A.

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