Publications. NEWSPAPER MAGAZINE AHI» SPORTING GAZETTE. mn» only Hew Zealand Jonrnal combining al JL the above desirable qualities U THE CANTERBURY TIMES, Which, owing to tho Liberal Policy followed by the Proprietor*, bag developed into the LARGEST and BEST WEEKLY PAPEB IN THE COLONY. This ia no mere assertion, bat an actual fact. Those who are sceptical on the subject can easily resolve their doubts by instituting a comparison between Tan Cahteebcet Turns and its contemporaries. Tbb Canteebcey Truss has ceased to be a mere reprint of the daily papers, and now contains an immense quantity of matter written and collated specially for it, wbioh renders .the paper a most desirable one for EVERY FAMILY CIRCLE, Both in Town and Country. All tastes are provided for, and to be otherwise than satisfied with the reading is impossible. The salient features to which attention Is particularly directed are t AGRICULTURE, Including Original Articles by a Practical Parmer and Copious xtraots from the best English Journals. SPORTING, Under which head are fonnd Baoing, Coursing, Athletics, Aquatics, Cricket, and Football, on a more extensive scale than in any other paper in the Australasian Colonies. THE SKETCHES, Comprising Biographical, Historical, and Descriptive Articles of the most entertaining kind. THE TRAVELLER, A Department from which both Distraction and Amusement can be derived, as the reader is made familiar with Incidents of Travel, and the Peculiar Characteristics of Countries in every part of the World. DRAMATIC DOINGS In the Colonies, Europe, and America, together with Anecdotes of Actors and Actresses, which make Pleasant Beading for all. SCIENTIFIC GOSSIP, From which Valuable Information may be derived respecting New Discoveries and the Daily Increasing Wonders of Science. THE EDITOR’S ARM CHAIR, A Department of Peculiar Value to all who can appreciate Humour of the genuine American typo and short racy Anecdotes. TO ADVERTISERS The Camteeduby Times offers equallylgreat advantages. During tho past eighteen months there has been an IMMENSE INCREASE IN CIRCULATION, tho result being that tho number of copies published weekly ia nearly FOUR TIMES that of any similar paper in tho Province. It ia therefore beyond question that for all purposes the Camtkbbubt Times is
UNEQUAL!! AS AN ADYBRTISINC Railways RAILWAY TIME LYTTELTON AND OKI LINE.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume LI, Issue 5589, 23 January 1879, Page 3
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370Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Lyttelton Times, Volume LI, Issue 5589, 23 January 1879, Page 3
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