TO-DAY. FOR TWENTY-ONE DAYS ONLY THE GREAT SALE AT THE D. I. C. PREVIOUS TO CLOSING FOR ALTERATIONS. THIS IS THE OPPOBTUNITY.
THB CANTBEBTJBI WEEKLY PRESS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7. TRAVELS IN A CANOE THROUGH THE J-fANAWATU GORGE. SOME MORE ADVENTURES IN THE SUNBEAM. By George Par— (Writtenfor the «* WEEKLY PRESS.**) DRAMATIC, THE GONDOLIERS, THE NEW GILBERT-SULLIVAN OPERA. SWEET LAVENDER. Notes by this Man m ____ Prr. STORYTELLER. A CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING ARTHUR'S COURT. By Mare Twain. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. By Edward Wa___mbxd. THE IMMIGRATION QUESTION. THE NEED OF BETTER HOUSING FOR LABORERS. SPORTING. TUB N-2WMARKET HANDICAP AND AUSTRALIAN CUP. * By Spectator. ATHLETIC NOTES. BY HANDICAPPE-b SPRINT RECORDS AND WIND. THE SYDNEY TRIP. CRICKET. Notes By O.U.T. ROWING. Notes By Kelson. THE SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP. ART AND LETTERS. NEW POEMS BY OLD POETS. TENNYSON'S AFTERMATH. THE LAST WORDS OF ROBERT BROWNING. I THE CONTRIBUTOR, A SPARROW TAL-V Bt The: Don. THB UNSEEN FOE. BxtbxYao. THE GARDEN. TRANSPLANTING FRUIT TREES. ALOES AS F-OWERING" PLANTS. GROWING LEAVES IN FERTILISING MOSS. MR VINCENT PYK"E ON FLOWERS. . . . THE WEEKLY PRESS. PEICE--Sl__?-_NCE. *> . • ■. BEUTER-S _-_-Et3RAM COMPANY, Ltd. ~~HE Company _ Social and Mercantile Code -JL of 100,00 ft Phrases enables senders to M-atomise lar-tel**. A fixed fee only charged. Any nomber of andreaae- -reedst-red free, 01__f~IS-t and 01-CBRSON, B3SB Herefiwd S-reet, ■■■■-■■■'■■■■«»——■—_■>■■_——■-. the "P-t-taa. INSTRUOTIONS as to -am _aa_u.ri.o-r er M, wtthoraW-X. of adverk-M-ua-i ia the E-ts» must an rsr w-trnx«. Advenbe_sats received without erdsrs will he inserted ftatfl eeuataraaadsd, aad charged aeoo-d----___v»rtte-__ ia the country eaa remit pay-Bt-at by Meaey Ord_r_, PosialNom, or Po_ia«a Stamp.. While every care ia exercaed la r«a-_li»tte iue insertiea of _dv«rti_e_.en_s, the Propriemhs do net held themselves rayea-ible-H' n«a-issert-Ba throws- aec-iea. or iron __-£? -asses; asd the Prepriswrs reserve to thesswives the _4__*" of eoa-itt-u* aArartUmmmata _»t they may _ee_s ofcaecttona-le, evea Jthoughs-ch adver-sesaeatt nsay hare been received aad paid fer in the usual (nun of *-m*jm—a. Orders to withdraw adverti____en_- must be wt ia, m warn-so, to the Pu__-_i_g o_.se, is. later than six o'-lock s-a. each day. AdvertfM-aen-i received after tea o'clock mak evening will he plased over tha lead-? tea-das aa-f-lurged _<>«-'• rata-. Attwratie-u for Staadine AdvertfS-mentß to ts ia by 6 *___, or will notae altered fwfoUowac day's-ume. - AH ba-tae-s ofl__j_m-i<sarlons are -"t_"___ti~4 he annrtsiffa te" __• Mimrsr.
Permanent link to this item
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/CHP18900206.2.26.2
Bibliographic details
Press, Volume XLVII, Issue 74518, 6 February 1890, Page 4
Word Count
375Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Press, Volume XLVII, Issue 74518, 6 February 1890, Page 4
Using This Item
No known copyright (New Zealand)
To the best of the National Library of New Zealand’s knowledge, under New Zealand law, there is no copyright in this item in New Zealand.
You can copy this item, share it, and post it on a blog or website. It can be modified, remixed and built upon. It can be used commercially. If reproducing this item, it is helpful to include the source.
For further information please refer to the Copyright guide.
Acknowledgements
This newspaper was digitised in partnership with Christchurch City Libraries.