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publications! * I THE I ] WEEKLY PRESS a AND "N.Z. REFEREE," ~ 0? ', THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, ILLUSTRATIONS: ' r SOME SNAPSHOTS AT LYTTF.F.TON REGATTA i j The Gladstone Pier; The Corinna going gut - i a j The .Submarine Explosion. I , ; The First-class Yacht Kace ; Zephyr lcadinjr, Pastlni 1 second, Maseotte third. , ' § The Wellington Champion Yacht WolUngi, I An Improved Sailer ; Pastime. » Zephyr, Winner of First-class Yacht Race. i, Getting- Heady for the Ships' Hoats Race Waitansri Entering the Moles. '' Mccormick machi.vks yon longbeach. ' The Machines in Messrs Morrow, B;issett and Qtf. ' , Implement Yard, Manohester street, Christcnuroa, ; i Kn Route for the Railway Station. I Miss Nunneley, the Lady Lawn Tennis Ohampioa <j New Zealand. Mr H. H. Parker, Lawn Tennis Champion ot ft* Zealand. The First Compound Enjrine IKiilt at the AddlnjtM Workshops. To Port Levy on New Year's Day; A Favour j Excursion. The Head of the Bay. Lookins? Down the Bay. 1 A Well-known Native, MrA.P. Ruru. The English Church. . I The Oldest Residents in Port Levy; Mr and 1T» ■ Field. The Jetty; The Jane Douglas Callinp; tor Rttutnlm i- Excursionists. FASHION ILLUSTRATIONS. HARVEST PROSPECTS IN CANTERBUBY. ; MARY DYSON'S MISTAKE. AT THE POST. I; Ey W. Pctt Ridge. THE BULLA. By 11. G. Wells. 1 THE TOUCH. By Luke Sharp. On and Off the Turf in Australia. By Nat Gould. Mr G. W. SuinUcy's) Studies of Men. 150 MILES AN HOUR. ANCIENT AND MODERN CHANGE IN WOMEHI POSITION. By the Rev. 11. Northcote. . ALMOST AN IDYLL, j. By Ethel Turner. t THE REFEREE. SPORTING NOTIONS. " ' Racing; and the Totalisator. Sweeps on Races. * RACE MEETINGS. Special Reports of New Zealand Gatherings. THE WELLINGTON CUP. Tips by " Spectator" and " Our Own Correspondent NOTES AND COMMENTS. , By " Hotspur." "SPECTATOR'S" NOTE BOOK, ! Current Topics. ! THE KENNEL. , Notes by " Terrier." TROTTING. Notes by " Spectator " and " Honesty." I CRICKET. j Senior Notes by " Dark Blue." Amongst the Juniors, by " Litjht Blue." : ATHLETIC. Notes by "Vaulter." WHEEL. Jones in Dunedin. Australian Items. The Cash Team tor New Zealand. AQUATIC, POLO, SWIMMING, YACHTIM* ■ FOOTBALL, &a. " DRAMATIC DOINGS. By "Prospero." ; PRICE-SIXPENCE, b ■ THE PRESS. ' "' INSTRUCTIONS as to the INSERTION or WITS.-' DRAWAL ot advertisements In the Piuss. MUST , i BE IN WRITING. Advertisements received without written orders will be Inserted until oountty iuandcd, and charged accordingly. ' Advertisers in this country can remit poymentty Money Orders, Postal Note 3, or Posture Stamps... While every care is exercised in regard to the at» [ Insertion of ad\ ertlsements, the Proprietors do-not . hold themselves responsible for non-insertion throQjpi ' accident or from other causes; and the Proprietor* > reserve to themselves the right of omitting advertlM* ments that they may deem objectionable,' ew , although such advertisements may have beerrrt' | . ceived and paid tor iv the usual course of business. - _ Disclaimers will in all cases bo treated as advert** i ments; and charged accordingly. ' M' i Orders to withdraw advertisements must be mm i i in, IN WRITING, to the Publishing Office, notlaW , 1 . than six o'clock p.m. each day. , Advertisements received after ten o'clock eMJ' | evening will be placed over the leader heading tin ! charged double rates. "•■ . j Alterations for Standing: Advertisements to be IB . by six p.m., or will not be altered for following day * issue. ' i.\ -, 1 It is particularly requested that all bu»ine»<»n> j munications be addressed to "The Manager." - - .' J

j First-class work only. Sorrell is noted for the Beauty, Permanence and Faithfulness of the work he produces. Enamelled Cabinets, 10s per doz. 179 Colombo street. 1 —[Advt.]

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