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Musical Courier 1902-08-27: Vol 45 Iss 1170, 1902
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1This advertisement appears on the back pages of the librettos of the Moody-Manners Opera Company, traveling through Great Britain; also on the news stands in Great Britain.
3THE New York Musical Courier
4Annual subscription, including postage, £1 5s.; Single Copies, 6d.
6IS ON SALE AT
7Messrs. W. H. Smith & Son's* Bookstalls
8at the following London Railway Stations:
9CHARING CROSS,
10VICTORIA,
11WATERLOO,
12EUSTON,
13KING'S CROSS,
14PADDINGTON,
15and can be ordered at any other of Messrs. Smith & Son's Bookstalls in the United Kingdom.
17THE Circulation of the New York Musical Courier is greater than that of all the other musical papers in the world together. It contains the latest musical news from all quarters of the globe, and the best writers of the day contribute to its columns.
19SFORZANDO, in the London "Morning Leader," says:
20"The New York Musical Courier is certainly a more complete Musical Newspaper than any that exists here or ever has existed. It treats music as thoroughly as the Morning Leader treats affairs in general."
22[*Smith & Son bear the same relation to newspaper distribution in Great Britain as the American News Company bears to newspaper distribution here, and this paper is distributed by these the two largest news distributers in the world.—Ed. M. C.]
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