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Typo: A Monthly Newspaper and Literary Review, Volume 2
[trade dispatches]
On account of the death of Mr G. Adams, the Gisborne Standard is in the market.
Mr C. F. Corlett has been appointed general manager of the Press Newspaper Company, Christchurch.
An up-country contemporary has the following item: « Water boils at 412 degrees. » The editor omits to inform us whose thermometer he uses.
The Wellington runner-boys enjoyed an outing and picnic on N.Z. anniversary day, at the expense of the proprietors of the evening papers.
A centennial press banquet was held in Sydney on the 24th January, the Mayor presiding. A general invitation was telegraphed to New Zealand journalists.
More changes in the Evening News office. Mr Ivess abandons the concern and leaves Napier at the end of January. The late proprietors being disinclined to carry on the business at a heavy loss, with no prospect of any improvement in the future, efforts are being made to form another company to keep the paper going.