NEW ZEALAND GRAPHIC.
MAIL NUMBER. SOME OP ITS ATTRACTIONS. The >clieif literary event of the ! week in most Auckland households ! is the advent of the "Graphic," which since its enlargement and the introduction of several novel features into its pages has won for itself a wider j popularity than it ever previously , enjoyed. The object of the proprieI tors is to go on increasing" the at- ! tractiveness of the publication, and j in the case of the monthly mail num- , ber to make it of more than ordinary : ! excellence, so that the public may be ; i led to send it abroad to distant ' I friends. Except a letter no small re--1 i minder of our existence can be more ; welcome to friends at Home than a \ copy of the "Graphic."The mail numI ber published to-day will be found ': a particularly interesting issue, pro- ' j fusely illustrated. and containing ; many serial and complete stories, ; articles, sketches, notes, social and general news. In addition, the world \\ of sports and pastimes is well repre- [ ; sented, as well as the dramatic and I ; literary. The number has another ' j attraction in its competitions. The 1 | result of the third test match com- ] ! petition is announced in its pages.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 158, 6 July 1899, Page 2
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