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Press, Volume LV, Issue 10057, 8 June 1898, Page 4

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. THE "WEEKLY PRESS." AMONG the SUBJECTS ILLUSTRATED THIS WEEK are :— NELSON—The Sanatorium of New Zealand—Fortytwo Scenes and Portraits. FAMINE AND DESOLATION IN CUBA—A Starving Cuban Boy—A Once Wealthy Planter toand Starving near Matanias—A Farmer's Dyinp Wife —A Typical Scene of Desolation—A Cuban Belief Train from Kansas. FRANCIS SCOTT KEY, AUTHOR OF "THE STARSPANGLED BANNER." FACSIMILE OF A VERSE OF "THE STABSPANGLED BANNER." WM. McKINLEY, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. THE U.S. MEN-OF-WAR MASSACHUSETTS, TEXAS and BROOKLYN, recently in action at Havana. THE BATTLE OF ATRARA—Seaforth Highlanders Storming the Zareba. THE KAIAPOI RIFLES. THE KAIAPOI CADETS. A GLADSTONE POSTCARD. DON CARLOS, THE SPANISH PRETENDER. MR J. A. BUCKLAND AND HIS CHAMPION TROTTER FRITZ. A FINE PLOUGH TRAM, the Property o! Mr A. Bailey, Templeton. THE "WEEKLY PRESS." PRICE 6d. "TRIAD" PEIZE COMPETITIONS. nnms month the " tbiad ■• offers :— £10 to the person who sends in the correct (or the greatest numher correct) MISSING WORDS from the following sentences, taken from the books of well known authors :— (1) " When they reached the obscure corner of the churchyard in which the a grew, and the parish graves were made, the clergyman had not* arrived." (2) "Though she and blushed, as a young lady should, Lady Fanny seemed to bethinking oi something else." (3) "The daylight had dawned upon the of the oak forest." (4) "The landlady now returned to know if we did not choose a more — ■ — apartment." Entries for the above Competition, to be accompanied with a receipt for not less than 5s for goods purchased from one of the advertisers in the "Triad," or for goods advertised in the " Triad." Competitors maj- send in as many attempts as they pleaie, provided each "try" is covered by receipt for ss. Person enclosing , receipt for 203 could send in four coupons, and so on. CHRISTCHURCH. Anglo N.Z. Cycle Co. Ashhy, Bergh and Co., Ironmongers Ballantyrie and Co., Drapers lionnington's Remedies Christchurch Photo Engraving Co. Ciiartres, Bookseller (agent for " '£ruj>") l>. I. O. Dunlop Tyres Daviea and Lamb, Tobacconists Griffiti'B Biscuits (any grocer) Hay ward's Pickles and Sauces Hart, A. H. Kirkpatrick, S. and Co., X Jams Lochhead, R. Nelson, Moate and Co.'a Tea New Zealand Insurance Co. N.Z. Clothing Factory Occidental Hotel, H. Fleming Parsons, M. A., Fisherie Preece, John, Tailor Recce, Edward and Sons Sanderson's Scotch Whiskey Strange,. W. and Co. Sey, W., Painter, &c. Sorrell, Photographer Suratura Teas Three Castles and Capstan Cigarettes Thornton, Bootmaker Tribe, W. A. and Co. Vanity Fair Cigarettes Warner's Hotel — " Weekly Press " Walsh, Austin and Co., Guinea Gold Cigarettes Yerex and Jones Co., Bicycles. MONEY FOR INVESTMENT. SECURITIES required for severa JT sums of money at pre3ent awaiting investmen at the LowesD Current Rates of Interest. KIOHARD D. THOMAS, Solicitor, 207 Hereford street, Christchurch. HOCKEY, FOOTBALL, GOLF, Teiini3. Foils and Masks, Dumb Belle Boxing Gloves, Indian Clubs, «c, ; JUST OPENED UP. A VARIETY OF NEW PABLOUR GAMES. W. BRICE and SON, Opposite Bank of New Zealand.