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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 14289, 27 February 1912, Page 10

PUBLIC NOTICES. ' "*PfIE wE EKLY PRES S." NEW ZEALAND'S REPRESEN'-ATTTE JOURNAL. i PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY At CHRISTCHURCH. CANTERBURY. NEW ZEALAND. THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN NEW ZEALAND. \ And Increases Every Week. I'A PUBLICATION NEVER GROWS IN CIRCULATION WITHOUT CAUSE. THE CAUSE OF THE GR&WTH OF 'THE WEEKLY PRESS" IS MERIT. AND NOTHING BUT MERIT. "THE WEEKLY PRESS" JUST SUITS A VERY LARGE CLASS OF READERS. ITS ILLUSTRATIONS AND LITERARY 1 MATTER ARE WELCOMED EVERYWHERE. IT IS RECOGNISED AS THE ONLY JOURNAL CIRCULATING ALL OVER NEW ZEALAND, AND IS PRACTICALLY THE SOLE "NEW ZEALAND" PAPER. IT IS THE BEST VALUE FOR SIXPENCE GIVEN IN AUSTRALASIA. IT ILLUSTRATES ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME. IT CONTAINS THE BEST STORIES OF THE DAY, STRIKING AND INTERESTING. SUBSCRIPTION, Payable in Advance, Post Free:— New Zealand, 24b per annum; to Great Britain, Canada, Australia, and South Sea Islands, 28s 4d; to »U other part* of the world, 35s 2d. SOLD BY EVERY NEWSAGENT IN NEW ZEAI-VND. SINGLE COPY, PRICE 6_ "THE WEEKLY PRESS" can ba obtained at Our London Offices—l 29 and 130 Fleet etreet. Brisbane — Thomson and Cox, George street. Sydney — AC. Ronaldson, N.S.W., Bookstall. Adelaide — A. E. Cop and Co., Rundlo street. Melbourne — Gordon and Gotch, 124-126 Queen street; Cole* Book Arcade. Albany—H. Haxden. Perth—Gordon and Gotch. Kalgooxlie—Hocking and Co. Hobart —Walsh and Co., 42 Macquaxie street. Launoeston—J. Birchall and Co. Capetown—The Railway Bookstall. Johannt-burg—Central News Agency. A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. THE SATURDAY "j? v c n i n* g n c yr 3." PUBLISHED IN THREE EDITIONS. | At .4 p.m- 5 pan., 8 p.m. Ii PAGES. 96 COLUMNS. 12 PAGER ' The Saturday issue of tho "Evening New*" 1 is recognised as the best Evening Paper now i published in the South Island. It baa moxe special features and _ greater variety of interesting and high-class reading matter than any other, and it is becauso of this that it has won each, a high place in popular _ esteem. Amongst it* leading attractions every Saturday are-the following:— NEWS OF THE WORLD— Being a page devoted to the latest and moat interesting happening* at Home - and abroad, as recounted in tho leading British and Foreign Newspaper*. SELECTED FICTION— Consisting of aerial and complete stories of a high literary quality. THE HOME MAGAZINE— A page specially devoted to topics of interest to women, in which fashions and hundreds of other matters I feminine are entertainingly discussed. ' FARM AND GARDEN— j A corner for agriculturist* and gardener*, professional ox amateur. ' GREENROOM AND GALLERY— I -A weekly chronicle abont plays and j I player*. ' BAND GOSSIP, by TOM-TOM. ' i SPORTS OF ALL KINDS— ; < j A page devoted to outdoor pastime*, including chatty new* and note* by special contributor*. The Latest Edition of th* , "EVENING NEW S," ' Published at 8 o'clock, , ! Always contain* the fullest and moat reliable i result* of the day* I SPORTING FIXTURES AND EVENTS, j And may be obtained bora all runner* and j agent* throughout the city and •üburbe. | _ '12 PAGES. 96 COLUMVS. 1 PENNY. ! I '