TO OUR READERS
The Editor of the Observer will at all times he glad to receive information from correspondents Hring in town or country or the other coloni",< on .*>iHtcts of general merest, more especially on multrrs vonn i-cl with sport, the drama, and fashion. Communications'" ladies will be particularly welcome. As the Observer regularly records the leading social erents of the colony, the Editor will be glad to receiv tnfor-mation in this regard. The Editor will carefully read and acknowledge in 'Answers to Correspondents' all contributions submitted whether in the fo?in of political, social, or other articles, short stories or slte/ches (those dealing with colonial subjects and not exceeding two columns in length, or say 3000 words, are specially acceptable),paragraphs, letters, or neivspaver clippings, All communications tvill be regarded as strictly confidential. The Observes will return all unsuitable MSS when ihe address is specified and stamps enclosed. Bu ice desire those sending MSS. to distinctly understand that ice are not responsible for the preservation or transmission of such MSS. Cheques, drafts, etc, and all business communications to be addressed io Henky J, Baulf, Manager. Literary contributions to be addressed to C. A. Wilkixs,
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Observer, Volume 9, Issue 532, 2 March 1889, Page 3
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194TO OUR READERS Observer, Volume 9, Issue 532, 2 March 1889, Page 3
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