CHANGE OF ADDRESS OF NEW YORK BRANCH OF PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY
By Spencer N. Curtiss
AFTER January 15 the address of the New York Branch of Pacific Press Publishing Company will be 11 West Twentieth St., New York City, instead of 39 Bond St., as at present. Since this branch was established, in October, 1888, it has been situated on Bond Street, and is familiarly known to many of our people throughout the world as the “Bond Street Office.” But a change of conditions and surroundings now makes it seem advisable to move. We now go into a modern, fireproof, nine-story building, with freight and passenger elevators, and will occupy the same floor as at present—the fifth. The new location is convenient to express and post offices, as well as to the religious and other book publishers. It is easy of access, being convenient to the various surface and elevated cars. Our “latch string” hangs out, and we trust our people will make our place their headquarters when in New York, if their convenience can thus be served. We shall have no storage room for anything beyond our own requirements, so can not accommodate our friends in this respect, as we have sometimes done in the past. Make a note of the new address—Pacific Press Publishing Company, 11 West Twentieth St., New York City—after Jan. 15, 1901. SPENCER N. CURTISS,
Manager New York Branch.