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Miscellaneous. PRICE SIXPENCE I FOE HOME AND UP-COUNTRY READERS. THE ILLUSTRATED PRESS SUMMARY! PUBLISHED FOUR DAYS Before thc departure of each SAN FEANCISCO MAIL, Contains the BEST AND MOST INTERESTING MONTHLY EPITOME OF INTERPROVINCIAL AND INTERCOLONIAL NEWS _-, ISSUED IJS T THE COLONY AS A TRUE CHRONICLER of the various markets in the provinces, the " Press Summary " can safely be relied upon, this department being in charge of a gentleman thoroughly conversant with the state of the markets both in this and the neighboring colonies ; no expense being spared to obtain the MOST ACCURATE INFORMATION , in connection therewith. 5 TO OUR COUNTRY READERS, whose knowledge of New Zealand and the Australian colonies is limited, it will prove of incalculable benefit, as it contains NEWS from almost EVERY PART of the SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. AS A FIRE-SIDE COMPANION, it will prove a " welcome guest," containing, as it does, VIEWS and SCENES of every remarkable place iv the provinces and surrounding colonies. WITH THE PRESS SUMMARY is issued periodically, a full-sheet CHROMO-LITHO ENGRAVING, executed in a most finished and artistic manner. THE MONTHLY SUMMARY contain* ! • sixteen pages of closely-printed reacWngmatter, carefully compiled and collated from each colony and province. THE ILLUSTRATED PRESS SUMMARY contains, amongst numerous other Engravings, carefully executed and designed subjects in the following places:— CANTERBURY, WESTLAND GOLDFIELDS. OTAGO, SOUTHLAND, NELSON, wellington, auckland, ■~~ Itaranaki, new south wales, queensland, melbourne, south australia, scenes on the overland route, &c. &c, &c. Each illustration being accurately and distinctly described by remarks written specially to suit each particular engraving. IN ADDITION to the numerous views, &c, " THE SUMMARY " contains portraits of the most distinguished aud PROMINENT MEN of the day, both in New Zealand and elsewhere. FOR YEARS PAST it has found a place in almost every shepherd's hut and solitary homestead in New Zealand, where it has become an UNIVERSAL FAVORITE. THE CIRCULATION, both in New Z „*. land, Australian Colonies, and Great Britain, is unequalled by any other publication of this nature, its elaborate get-up am j fi n j s h obtaining for it an UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS over any other -Summary published in the Proviuces. SU ?? CR V»3ERS must ORDER their COPIES at one WEEK previous to the depart-j re t h e ma ji steamer in order to secure L ne j r delivery. ADVERTISERS wishing to give full publicity to their Advertisements either in HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO, or GREAT BRITAIN, will find the ILLUSTRATED PRESS SUMMARY the surest way of making their various businesses known to their distant clients. THE TERMS FOR ADVERTISING in THE ILLUSTRATED PRESS SUMMARY are four pence per line for each insertion. THE ILLUSTRATED PRESS SUMMARY can be obtained from the following Agents:— CHBISTCHTJBCH. Mrs Pope, Colombo street Mrs Bradwell do Mr Grand do Mrs Atkinson, Whately road Mr Lake, High street M 5 Munnings, Oxford terrace Mrs Cox, Hereford street east PAPANUI. Mr F. T. Haskins LYTTELTON. Mrs Burt, London street Mr H. S. Bolt, Norwich quay KAIAPOI. Mr J. Lowthian Wilson BANGIOBA. Mr E. Good OXFORD. Mr Woodfield MOERAKI DOWNS.Mr Early WOODEND. Mr Booth Mr Fearne LEITHFIELD. Messrs Butler and Biddelß TEMPLETON. Mr Blackburn ROLLESTON. Mr Ranger bubxham; Mr Palmer ( TIMARU, Messrs Inwood and Bilfon PREBBLETON. Mr Helms LINCOLN. Mr H. Jacobsou SPRINGSTON. Mr W. H. Rub TAI TAPU. Mr Herrick DOYLESTON. Mr Doyle SOUTHBRIDGE. Mr Paddy. AND ALSO OF RUNNERS. * THE ABOVE AGENTS are duly authorised to receive Advertisements and orders for Job Printing, kc., on behalf of the Press Company (Limited). PRICE SIXPENCE, i With COLOURED RX.jR_.YiKG, Sixp noe •dditioofij, 6716