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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14525, 29 November 1912, Page 11

i PUBLIC NOTICES. j »mHE WEEKLY PRE.S S." NEW ZEALAND'S REPRESENTATIVE JOURNAL. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY At CHRISTCHURCH, CANTERBURY, NEW ZEALAND, THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN NEW ZEALAND, And Increases Ever? Week. A PUBLICATION NEVER GROWS IN CIRCULATION WITHOUT CAUSE. THE CAUSE OF THE GROWTH OF "THE WEEKLY PRESS , IS MERIT, AND NOTHING BUT MERIT. »TB ? WEEKLY PRESS" JUST SUITS A VERY LARGE CLASS OF READERS. ITS ILLUSTRATIONS AND LITERARY 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 SISPENCE GIVEN IN AUSTRALASIA. IT ILLUSTRATES ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME. IT C )NTAINS THE BEST STORIES OF THE DAY, STRIKING AND INTERESTING. SUBSCRIPTION, Payable in Advance, Post FreeNew Zealand, 24a per annum; to Gre»t Britain, Canada, Australia, end South Sea j Islands, 28s 4d; to all other parU of the world, 35a 2dSOLD BY EVERY NEWSAGENT IN NEW ZEALAND. SINGLE COPY, PPJCE 6cL "THE WEEKLY PRESS" c*n be obtained at Our London Offices — 129 and 180 Fleet street. Brisbano — Thomson «nd Co., George street. Sydney - 'A. C. Ronaldson, N.S.W., BookntalL ' I Adelaido-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.. 12 Macquarie street. Launceston—J. Birchall end Co. Capetown—The Railway Bookstall. Johannesburg—Central New* Agency.

A. PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. THE SATURDAY EVENING NEW S." PUBLISHED IN THREE EDITIONS, At 4 p.m., 5 p.m.. 8 p.m. 12 PAGES. 9G COLUMNS. 12 PAGES. The Saturday issue of the "Evening News" is recognised as the best Evening Paper now published in tbo South Island- It has more I special features and a greater variety of inj teresting and high-class reading matter than i env other, and it is because of this that it i J ' has won eucbA a high place in popular eE-teem. Amongst its leading attractions (every Saturday aro tbo following:— NEWS OF THE WORLD— Being a page devoted to the latest and most interesting happenings at Homo and abroad, as recounted in the leading British and Foreign Newspaper!. SELECTED FICTION— Consisting of serial and complete 6torie3 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 feminine are entertainingly discussed. FARM AND GARDEN— A corner for agriculturists and gar. deneve, professional or amateur. GREENr.OUiT AND GALLERYA weekly chronicle about playi md players. BAND GOSSIP, by TOM-TOM." SPOR'J-i OF ALL KINDSA page devoted to outdoor pastimes, including chatty news end' cote* bj special contributor*. The Latest Edition of the "EVENING NEWS," Published at 8 o'clock, Always contains the fullest and most reliabl* reEults of the day's SPORTING FIXTURES AND EVENTS. And may be obtained from all runners and agenta throughout the city and euburbs. 13 PAGES. 96 COLUMNS. 1 PENNY.