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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7257, 19 November 1901, Page 4

NOW PUBLISHED. A BECQKD CHEISTMAS NIJMBEB Tup QTtf^RV $I]R TIIF VPAR TOLD IN A SEEIES OF ELABOEATE rLLTTSTIiATXONS, WITH APPROPRIATE LETTEKPRESS. Among the events thus illustrated will be The JUBILEE of the Province of Canterbury. The DEATH of the GREAT WHITE QUEEN. The VISIT of the IMPERIAL TROOPS. The INDIAN TROOPS. The ROYAL VISIT. DEPARTURE of the NEW ZEALAND CONTINGENTS. BY FLOOD and FIELD IN MAORILAND. The CITIES and HAMLETS of NEW ZEALAND. IN ADDITION TO THESE ATTRACTIONS WILL BE ADDED TWO HANDSOME COLOURED SUPPLEMENTS, ducting scenes peom MAORI LIFE, The number will proride-a gallery of interesting Pictures of the above and other events in the year's history, as well as of the homes and surroundings of the people. It will form an ideal Souvenir of a Memorable Tear, and as a bearer of Seasonable Greetsgs to Mends afar, it will be a singularly appropriate messenger, WAIT FOR IT. BUY IT. POST IT HOME. * Price One Shilling. To-avoid- disappointment, the Public are requested to cut out the accompanying Order Form, and forward it to the Agent in the district in which they reside, OR DIRECT TO THE PUBLISHER, " Canterbury Times" Office Christchurch. ■ OR DER FORM. ; Please forward me immediately after publication — copies of the "CANTERBURY TIMES" CHRISTMAS ANNUAL, addressed to . ' ■ . M — ■Signature—- - Enclosed please find stamps. Can toe obtained from all Agents and Booksellers throughout - the Colony.