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Business Notices. THE WEEKLY PRESS ' AND NEW ZEALAND EEFEEEE I (ILLUSTRATED). NEW ZEALAND'S PREMIER JOU ENAL. mHE WEEKLY PRESS was established JL in 13(35, iuid has lung been rccuguised I as iJieOul>- Colonial Paper of New Zealand, ihe paper who c interests ana circulation aru stHke cu-extensive \vi h the colony. Owing. 10 the remarkable fact that the WhEKtv JtRESs is read by every class bulh in tow v and couutry. and in every province of New Zealand, iC i* admitted by ;ill that it is I UNRIVALLED AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM. In Gaiiierouty and Chrisicnurch 16 is practically the Only Weekly Taper of importance. Aα veriiaers naturally prefer a paper that lis reud from cud to euu, mat illustrates ihe eveuis of the moment, ami is passed I from oue person to another, thaD always ' has the freshest news and the ueweac sioriutf, that is iuvariaoly taken by every member of the fair sex, and that teaches every farmer iv the country ; consequently they put their announcement* iv the Weekly Piutss, and iind that their advertising pays. The Weekly Press and N.Z. Referee costs £1 4a per annum, in advance, posted to any part of the eoumy. In quality of paper, type, and general " get-up," the WiSKKLY Ptass has no peer among ltd contemporaries. The compact and convenient, arrangement of its contenth is something previously unatteiupied by weekly papeis in any part of the world. Tile \V EKKJ.V PttESS AND JN.Z. jtiKFJEKKK combines iv one cover a great literary magazine (illustrated), an unequalled Faimer's papei, the Referee, Public Opinion, Hotue aud 1 ureigu News; ana a Ladies' Mauaziuo which deserves the title of The Queen of New Zetland. The ILLUSTRATIONS are executed in a style wuich no other puper south of ihe Line lias .jet. attempted io equal. They consist cf New Zealand Portrait , Passing Events, Scenes of luteiest, Celebrated Characters, Live Stock aud Machinery. LITERATURE. Interesting Serials. Uγ Celebrated Authors. Short Stoiieg—The Beit that are Published. Literary and Scientific Notes and Nows. iiiographles, Essays, Travels and .Sketches -THE FARMER. Editorial Notts, Practical and Theoretical, on everything that touches the farmers' iuterests. V Notes for Grazier and Dealer ~-aiways fresh aud rtadaUle. These .notes are iv evc-r> glazier's bauds. Colonial and Foreign farming. Several columns every week of entertaining and useful miscellaneous matter. The Markets—a pt.ge of accurate quota tions aud trust w or. hy reports, brought up to the latest hour before going to . piesß. PUBLIC~OPINION. A Public Spi.iied Huide to Opinion on Matters Political aud Socia , , contains ' : able and temperately written articles on every subject that interests the true colonist. THE HOME AND FOREIGN NEWS. Is carefully selected and condensed, and ' tonus v valuable multum in parvo for the busy reader. * - THE LADIES r MAGA2INir. Is the social meet lug-ground of tho whole colony, where news and ideas are, week by week exchauged. Its Fashions of tue Day.(illustrated) isarewlly useful ; : la«hion" avcicle,"eauDllug lady, readers • to' Kfeep themselves posted in the current fashions prior to the appearance . of these in the ieading drapery, establi3hments of the colouy. Its gossip and articles, original or reprinted, are always new and interesting, and thoroughly good In tone, and the whole ' magazine is eminently fitted for the home circle. The Children's Corner boaxis a strong kind-hearted brigade, commanded b> a captain who is greatly liked mad trusted by his little soldiers.

THE WEEKLY PRESS (New Zealand's Premier Journal).) THE OFFICIAL RACING CALENDAIi ANDGAZETTE. JNo Less than EIGHTY COLUMNS Are given up to Chiomcliug the . StORT AND PASTIME Of th« Week, And as a Magazine of Sport THE N.Z. HEtfEIiEE CTHE OFFICIAL , RACING CALENDAR) "-, Stunds* uurivuiied in the Colony. NEWS OF THE. WUIEK furnishes the latest items of sporting intelligence tfrumall partsof tliecolony. NO;iES ANi) COMMENTS, by "Spectator" ttnd "Hotspur/ who are well kuown at* the ieuding writers on raciug i " matters in the colouy, ROUJND TOE WOttLD—Under this heading Iβ pub.fcned tlie current; gos.tip from all parts of the world. O"WN COKRIISFOJMDENXS, who furnish the sporting news, from the Blui? to i Auckland, making tlie N.Z. Rjefebke what it claims to be, a thoroughly representative colonial journal, anii * not a , local one. . . NOMINATIONS, HANDICAPS, AND A(JCIii J TAiN<;ES-The Latest Up Co Date can alwaja be found on reference .to New Zealand's Representative Paper. AT HKADQUARTERS-A Special Resident Cunresuoudeut detail* weekly the Doing* at Riccarton. ' , At/SIRALIAN ANDENGLISH-By each Mail tae Latest Raciug Items come to hand, sent speciully for the N.Z. Referee. TROiTiAG—No other journal gives np so much space to this braucb of sport. " Honesty " and *• Spectator ' are the contributors under this head, and their Notes are read with great Interest throughout the colony. ! HUNTING—The Meets of the various Cluos in New Zealand are chronicled each week. , , FOOTBALL—Under this heading "Drop Kick' and "True Blue * (the premier • writers on the national winter game) write each, week on the leading carrent matches. Their criticism** are , looked for by all footballers and rev printed by many other journals. The *• Own Coneupondents keep readers up to date with the results of the other important matches played in New Zealand. - - - ATHLETIC—" VaulterV" pungent and practical Notes on Amateur Athletic* it is admitted by all have made'him ' far and away ahead of any other colonial -writer in his line. Hβ also furnishes the Latest Australian, Euglish, and Americas News. . Cricket, by " Dai k Blue." Aquatic, by ! ."Clinker." The Wheel, by "Velox.* Golf, by "Girdler." The Gun, by •'Sharpshooter.* by "Kelpie." Yachting, by "Viking. , The Ring, by "Starlight." In all department ot British Field Sports . the N.Z. Kbferke has expert writers, whote articles and comments are critical and always appreciated*

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