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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 14314, 27 March 1912, Page 13

PUBLIC NOTICES. "T- H E WEEKLY Plt E S S." j ■ ' i i . NEW ZEALAND'S REPRESENTATIVE JOURNAL. ; PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY At CHRISTCHURCH. CANTERBURY. NEW i ZEALAND. ' ! THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN NEW ZEALAND. • And Increases Every Week. A PUBLICATION NEVER GROWS IN .CIRCULATION WITHOUT CAUbE. THE CAUSE OF THE OF ' --iriß WEEKLY PRESS" IS MERIT. AND NOTHING BUT MERIT. "THE WEEKLY PRESS" JUST SUITS A VEKY LARGE CLASS OF READERS. ITS ILLUSTRATIONS AND LITERARY MATTER ARE WELCOMED EVERYWHERE. .IT IS RECOGNISED AS THE ONLY I JOURNAL CIRCULATING ALL OVER NEW. ZEALAND, AND IS PRACTICALLY. THE SOL.E "NEW /KALAND" PAPER. IT IS THE BEST VALUE FOR SIXPENCE GIVEN IN'AUSTRALASIA. IT ILLUSTRATES ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIKE. IT CONTAINS THE BEST STORIES OP THE DAY. STRIKING AND INTERESTING. SUBSCRIPTION, Payable in Advance. Post Free: — New Zealar.d fs 24s per annum j to Great Britain, Canada, Australia, and South Sea Islands, 28s 4d; to all other parts of tho world, 35* 3d. SOLD BY EVERY NEWSAGENT IN NEW ZEALAND. SINGLE COPY, PBICE 6d, / "THS WEEKLY PRESS" can be t obtained at. Our London O*fice»—l29 and 130 Fleet street. | Brisbane — Tlcmson and Co., George street Sydney — A. C. Ronaldeon, N.S.W., Bookstall, Adelaide — A. E. Cop and Co., Bundle street. Melbourne — Gordon and Gotch, 124-126 Queen street; Cole's Book Arcade. Albany—H. Harden. Perth—Gordon and Gotch. Kalgoorlie—Hocking and Co. Hobart —Walsh and Co., 43 Macquarie afreet. Launceaton— J. Birchall and Co. Capetown—The Railway Bookstall. Johannesburg—Central News Agency. A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. . THE SATURDAY • "Jg VEXING NEW S." PUBLISHED IN THREE EDITIONS. At i p.m., S p.m., 8 p.m. 12 PAGES. 06 COLUMNS. 12 PAGES. The Saturday issue ox the "Evening News" is recognised as tho best Evening Paper now published in the South Island. It has moro special features and a greater variety of interesting and high-claw reading matter than any other, and it is because of this that it hie woa such a high place in" popular esteem. Amongst its loading attractions •every Saturday are the following:— NEWS- OF THE WORLDBeing a page devoted to tho latest and most interesting happenings at Home and abroad, as recounted in the loading -iBritieh and Foreign Newspapers.SELECTED FICTION- ' Consisting of serial and complete stories of a high literary quality. THE HOME MAGAZINE— A page Specially devoted u> topics of interest to women, in which fashions »nd hundreds of other matters feminine arc entertainingly discussed. FARM AND GARDEN— A corner for agriculturists and gardeners, professional or amateur. - GREENROOM AND GALLERYA "weekly chronicle about plays and ■ play en. BAND GOSSIP, by TOM-TOM. SPQRTS OF ALL KINDSA pago devoted to outdoor pastimes, including chatty' news and notes by special contributors. ■'• The Latest Edition of the . , "EVENING N.E W S," *,'.- Published at 8 o'clock. Always ceztaiai the fullest and 'most reliable results of the day's . SPORTING FIXTURES AND EVENTS, And may be obtained from all runners end agents throughout the city and suburbs. x 12 PAGES. 96 COLUMNS. 1 PENNY, i