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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. "THE WEEKLY PRESS.*' DECEMBER 6. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA; Scenes - at Durban. (Second aeries of pictures from Original Photographs). THE ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY LANDING GUNS PROM THE LAPOORA. TRUCKING THE GUNS. GORDON HIGHLANDERS ENTRAINING. ARMS PILED. THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS ENTRAINED: APPROACHES TO STATION GUARDED. HOW THE ULTIMATUM WAS RECEIVED IN LONDON: "PUNCH'S' , CARTOON. MILITARY BALLOON USED BY THE BRITISH IN NATAL. THE CHRISTCHURCH FLORAL FETE. THE OTAGO A. AND P. SHOW. THE LATE MEMBER FOR LYTTEL-, TON. THE GENERAL ELECTION: SOME CANDIDATES. ' SPRING VISITORS. ; CHAMPION CATTLE AT THE MANA-WATU..-SHOW. ' ! THE MAYORS-ELECT OP CHRISTXJHURCH, DUNEDIN, WELLINGTON, NELSON, AND INVEBCAR. GILL. AGRICULTURE IN NEW ZEALAND: XIV., Southland, by Pat. Pattullo. THE RISE IN WOOL: The Future of the Market. THE PRODUCTION OP MUTTON IN I THE UNITED STATES. TYROTOXICAN. ,'" V " THE EXPORT TRADE IN PUREBRED STOCK. A NEW ZEALAND LADY'S TRIP TO IRELAND: Part H. THE GRAVES OF THE FAIRIES. "THE WEEKLY PEESS." PRICE: SIXPENCE. "TRIAD" PRIZE COMPETITION. THE Editor has made out a list of the . names of those whom he to have been England's six gre&testgenerals. A prize of a handsome GOLD LOCKET mil be given to the one who sends in the list which coincides with, or which is most like, that list. To close January 20th, 1900. Post list and receipt for 6s from a '"TRIAD" advertiser, to Manager "TRIAD," Dunedin. A receipt for 10s entitles a competitor to send in two lists; 15s, three lists, 20s, four lists. Not more than four lists may accompany the receipts of any one advertiser, t although competitors may,send four lists accompanied with receipt in conformity with above rule, from all the "TRIAD" advertisers if they please. This competition will close November 20th. Other competitions will be' announced in next issue. Anglo N.Z. Cycle Company Ashby, Bergh and Co., Ironmongers Aulsebrook's Cocoa Ballantyne and Co., Drapers - Barber, Fountain, Bookseller (Agent for "Triad") ■ Bonninecton's Remedies , Bing, Harris and Co., Arrow Brand Boots Christchurch Photo Engraving Company C?usack, X C, Hairdresser and Tobaooanist , D.I.C. - . Dr. Speer, Dunedin . Dr. Muridge, , Surgeon-Dentist. Dunlop Tyres Flora Soap H. Fisher and Sons, Gilders and Picture Framers. Hayward's Pickles and Sauces I Hart, A. H. Hobden and Cole, Chemists Josuha Bros., Boomerang Brandy Kirkpatrick, S., and Co., X Jams , Mrs Miller's Cookeiy Books Maypole Soap and Monkey Brand Soap. Nelson, Moate and Co.'a Tea New Zealand Insurance Company N.Z. Clothing Factory New Zealand Express Company, Ltd. Occidental Hotel —George Pain Preece, John, Tailor Recce, Edward, and Sons Sanderson's Scotch Whiskey Standish and Preece, Photographer* &■»- Strange, W., and Co. Sey, W., Painter, eto. Sorrell, Photographer « Suratura Teas Tribe. W. A., and Co. Van Houten's Cocoa and Chocolate '•"Wahoo" Loasby's, "Kooliban' Loaib/s Warner's Hotel ' "Weekly Press - ' Webley, W., and Sons, Tuners.' Wheeier and Son, Photographers Westport Coal Company, Thoe. Brown, agent Wilson, Balk and Co., French Oofltt, Ouvah T Yerex and Jones Co., Bicycles. Yankee .Cork Tipped Cigarettes. Yates and Co., Arthur, Seed Merchant*. Zealandia Boots 1249 SPECIAL SALE Of FIRST-CLASS JEWELLERY, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CLOCKS, STERLING SILVER AND ELECTRO-PLATED WARE. IN connection with the alteration to our Premises, wo intend OFFERING-'FOR A FEW WEEKS OUR STOCK AT A DISCOUNT OF 15 PER. CENT. (3s off every pound) on all CASH PURf ■ CHASES. EVERY ARTICLE "MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. Visitors to Christchujch are kindly invited to INSPECT OUR STOCK, wiuch is one of the largest of its kind in the Colony. ! Orders received, by Post will receive oar best attention. ' B.PETERSEN and CO., Manufacturing Jewellers and Diamond Mer;i i> chants, ' . • ' CHRISTCHURCH. T> 0Y S> SCH O6 L SUI T S And HOLIDAY CLOTHING, All Locally Manufactured. HEAVY COLONIAL TWEED SUITS, From 9b 6d. W. A. TRIBE and CO, 219 HIGH STREET. MONEY TO LEND \XfE have SEVERAL SUMS AWAITING * * • INVESTMENT at 4J PER CENT., on Approved Securities. WYNN-WILLIAMS and BROWN, Solicitors, 211 Hereford street, Chriatohuroh. I • • FREE NURSES' REGISTER. TO fill a long-felt want we have established a REGISTER FOR NURSES, allowing only those who have recognised qualification* to enter their name*. This Register is Open Ito the Public at all hours, Free of any Charge, Two Trained Nureea at present are Awaiting Engße^^ DE N COLE, Dispensing Chemists, next Ballantyne's. rpHOMAS MURIDGE, D.D.S., DENTIST, Graduate Pen. ColL Dent Surg., From Brook street, Groavenor square, London. Late Member Denial Board of Victoria. COLOMBO and HEREFORD STREETS, CHBISTCHUSCa,

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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10522, 7 December 1899, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10522, 7 December 1899, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10522, 7 December 1899, Page 4

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