Thank you for sharing this information.  It was very helpful since we
received our Jan 24th issue today.

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From: Koveleskie, Judith [mailto:kovelesk@SETONHILL.EDU]
Sent: Monday, January 31, 2005 2:09 PM
To: SERIALST@LIST.UVM.EDU
Subject: [SERIALST] New Statesman - Numbering Problem

I thought others would like to know the response that came from the
publisher regarding the numbering of this title.

Judith A. Koveleskie
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THEIR RESPONSE:

The publisher had a problem with their numering which was to be
corrected with the Jan 24th issue. If you have the 1/17 you should not be
missing anything. Below is some information I received from the publisher a
couple weeks ago. Thanks-  Carissa

Unfortunately, despite my instructions the numbering of the double issues
was done incorrectly and this hasn't been rectified for the start of 2005 -
sooooooooo........Jan 10th is actually 4722 and January 17th should be 4723.
The sequence will be corrected for next week so Jan 24th will be 4724.

best wishes,

stephen

MY INQUIRY:

The January 24, 2005 issue of New Statesman is predicted as Vol.
134, No. 4723 (New Statesman & Society Vol. 18, no. 842 is the alternate
numbering.  However, the issue itself is numbered  Vol. 134, No. 4724 (New
Statesman & Society Vol. 18, no. 843).

I don't think we missed an issue because we have January 17.  Things like
this drive librarians crazy.