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Press, Volume L, Issue 15022, 17 July 1914, Page 11

PUBLIC NOTICES. "rp HE WEEKLY PBES&" NEW ZEALAND'S __.PRESENTAT_VE JOURNAL. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY At CHRISTCHURCH. CANTERBURY, NEW ZEALAND. THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN NEW ZEALAND. And Iccre-set Every Week. A PUBLICATION NFXER GROWS IN CIRCULATION WITHOUT CAI-bE. THE CAUSE OF THE GROWTH OF "THE WEEKLY PRESS" IS MERIT, AND NOTHING BUT MERIT. •THE WEEKLY PRESS" JUSI'SUITS A VERY LARGE CLASS OF READER-. ITS ILLUSTRATIONS AND LrTERARY 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 XEWS ALL THE TIME. IT CONTAINS THE BEST STORIES OF THE DAY, STRIKING, AND INTERESTING. SUBSCRIPTION. Payable in Advance, Post Free— New Zealand, 24s per annum; to Great Britain. Canada, Australia, and South Sea Islands, 2Ss 4d; to all other parts of the world, 35s 2d. SOLD BT EVERY NEWSAGENT IN NEW ZEALAND. SIHGLE COPY, PRICE fidL "THE WEEKLY PRESS" can be obtained at Our London Offices—l 29 .nd 130 Fleet street. Brisbane — Thomson _nd Co., George .treet. Sydney—A. C. Ronaldson, N.S.W. Bookstall. Adelaide—A. E. Cop and Co., Bundle street. Melbourne — Gordon end Gotch, 124-126 Queen street; Cole's -Jook Arcade. Albany—H. Harden. Perth—Gordon and Gotch. Kalgoorlie—Hocking and Co. Hobart — Walsh and Co., 42 Macqusri. street. Launccston—J. Bir .ball and Co. Cape Town—The Railway Bookstall Johannesburg—Central News Agency. A PAPEB FOR THE PEOPLE. THE SATURDAY "T. "VENIN& NEWS." PUBLISHED IN THREE EDITIONS. At 4 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. 16 PAGES. 128 COLUMNS. 16 PAGES. The 8 o'clock Edition is delivered by Runners anywhere in the City and Suburbs, Sumner, New Brighton, and Lyttelton. Tho Saturday issuo of the "Evening News" is recognised as the boat Evening Paper now published in the South Island. It has more special features and a greater variety of interesting and high-clasß reading matter than any other, and it is because of this that it has won such a high place in popular esteem. Amongst its leading attractions every Saturday are the following:— NEWS OF THE WOPLDBeing a page devoted to tho latest and most interesting happenings at Homo and abroad as reooun'ed in the leading British and Foreign Newspapers. SELECTED FICTIONConsisting of a ser:al novel «nd sevoral complete short stories of a high literary quality. THE HOME MAGAZINEA page specially deTcted to topics of interest to women, in which fashions snd hundred, of other matters femi-nine-are entertainingly di'disaed. GREENROOM AND GALLERY— A weekly chronicle about pU-s and players. CINEMA NOTESOf great interest to -He thousands of patrons of picture shows. BAND AND ORCUESIRAL GOSSIP, by -TOM-TOM." SPORTS OF ALL KINDS— A page devoted to outdoor pastimes, including chatty news itid notes by special contributors. Tne Latest Edition of th* -E V E N I N G NEW S." Published at 8 o'clock. Always contains the fullest and most reliable results of the day's SPORTING FIXTURES AND EVENTS, And may be obtained from all Runners and Agent- throughout th-- City and Suburbs. 18 PAGES. 123 COLUMNS. X PENNY.