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PUBLIC NOTICES. »mHE WE EX L V PR E S S." NEW ZEALAND'S REPRESENTATIVE JOURNAL. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY At CHRISTCHURCH, CANTERBURY. NEW ZEALAND. THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN NEW ZEALAND. And Increases Every Week. A PUBLICATION NEVER GROWS IN CIRCULATION WITHOUT CAUSE. THE CAUSE OF THE GROWTH 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 MATTER ARE WELCOMED EVERYWHERE IT IS RECOGNISED AS THE ONLY JOURNAL CIRCULATING ALL OVER NEW ZEALAND AND IS PRACTICALLY THE SOLE "NEVt 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, Poet Free— New Zealand, 24s per annum; to Great Britain. Canada, Australia, and Soutli Sea Islands, 283 <d; to all other part* of the world, 35s Sd. SOLD BY ETERY NEWSAGENT IN NEW ZEALAND. , SINGLE COPY, PRICE «d. "THE "WEEKLY PRESS" can b« obtained it Our London Offices — 129 end 130 Fleet etreet. Brienane — Thomson and Co., George street. Sydney—A. C. Ronaldson, N.S.W. Bookstall Adelaide—A. E. Cop and Co.. Rundlo streetMelbourne — Gordon and Gotch, 124-126 Queen etreet; Cole's Book Arcad-a. Albany—H. Harden. Perth—Gordon and Gotch. Kalgoorlie^—Hocking and Co. Hobsrt — Waleh end Cβ.. 42 ifaequane street. Lannceston— J. Birchall and Co. Capo Town—The Railway Uooketa.ll. Johannesburg—Central New» Agency. i - A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. THE SATURDAY "Tji VENING NEW S." PUBLISHED IN THREE EDITIONS. At 4 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. 12 PAGES. BC COLUMNS. 12 PAGES. The 6 o'clock Edition ie delivered by Runners anywhere in the City and Suburbs, Sumner, Now Brighton, and Lyttelton. The Saturday issue of the "Evening Ncwe" is Tecognised as the best Evening Paper now published in the South Island. It haa more special features and a greater variety o{ interesting and high-clas3 reading matter than any other, and it is because of this that it hae -won such, a, high place in popular esteem. Amongst its leading attractions every Saturday arc the following: — NEWS OF THE WORLD— < Being a page devoted to the latest tnd most interesting happoninge at Home and abroad as recounted in the leading British and Foreign Newspaper*. SELECTED FICTION— Consisting of a serial no'ffl and eeseril complete short ftoriee o' a lii<ju literary quality. THE HOME MAGAZINEA page specially devoted to topic* of interest to women, in which fashions and hundreds of other matters feminine are entertainingly discuseed. GREENROOM AND GALLERY— A weekly chronicle about plays and players. CINEMA NOTESOf great interest to the tJsou3»nda of patrons of picture fhows . BAND AND ORCHESTRAL GOSSIP, by TOM-TOM. SPORTS OF ALL KINDS— A page devoted to outdoor paetizoe*. including chatty news and aotea by iptCi.il contributors. The Lateet Edition of tb« "E VENING NEW 8," Published at 8 o'clock. A!ware contains the fullest and most nliabj* T»sulta a! the dky'a SPORTING FIXTURES AND EVENTS. And may be- obtained from all Rnnnere tnd Agents throughout the City and Suburb*. 12 PAGES. 06 COLUMNS. 1 PENNY.