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Publications,^. r— —': ~. THE, “CANTERBURY TIMES.’ THURSDAY, OCT. IS* ' CONTAINS fIPTCTTON—The Good Ship Mohock—The Treasure of the Island—The Beggar Girl-At * the Cricket Match. SKBTCHEB—Some Curious Wills—The Next •' Great Naval Battle: Tho Bate of Empires Decided in Ten Minutes—ln the , Catacombs of Paris—Ten Years a Mystery ' Curiosities) in Sculpture—The Coufos- : aions of an Orange-eater. yritllCAL—Some Kemarkahle Operations. SCIENCE—The World’s Unused Resources. fPOBTING—Ladies’ Tiskcts at the C.J.C. ' Meeting—The New Zealand Jockey Club--1 ‘ Sporting Brevities—Notes and Anticipations (by ' Castor)—Hints to Owners— Betting Quotations Gossip—English letter-Australian and Foreign Notes. AGBIGUITUEAL A Government Journal—- ‘ Agricultural Education— Tho American Tariff—Notes for Farmers—Stock and r Dairy- Notes-Questions Answered-Ash-burton County Notes-Shcep Diseaaes--1 Frozen Meat i The New Thawing Process—- ■ 'Mr P. Duncan’s Trip Home—The Lincoln Agricultural CollegeTHE APIABY—Notes on Bees. CHE GABDEN—Work for the Week—Garden - . . Notes—A St Albans Amateur—Fuchsias and Carnations in Beds. TH$! TBAVELLBE—A Bed “ Isle of the Blest ” —Corean Palaces and Singing Girls. N * TTTRAIISX—CannibaI Snakes at the Zoo. DEAMATIC- r ‘*Tho New Woman”: Mr Sydney Grundy’s New Play.’ LADIES’ PAGE—look After the Boys—The Power .of Beauty—Children’s Booms—- * Care of the Teeth—A Uniform Marriage : Code—Somo Now Occupations for Women —Women’s Wages—An Episode of Two , , Evenings—Training the Baby—The Social ■•. Eonnd .Correspondents' Letters The Woman’s 'Diary Household Hints ■ Woman’s World. ATHLETIC. AQUATIC. CEICKET. CYCLING. ’ FOOTBALL. THE BING. KENNEL. TROTTING. , CHILDEEN’S COLUMN. '' GLEANINGS. BBEYITIES. POETEY. ’ And All thb General News of the Week. PRICE—SIXPENCE, Hotels DtJNSANDBL HOTEL, DUNSANDEL. MB E. CABBOLL, Late of Dunedin, Cl EGS to announce that he has taken the above rj Hotel, where he trusts, by careful attention nd the best of liquors, to merit a fair share of the nwic patronage. ' XU“Q GBOSVBNOB HOTEL, SOUTH BELT, mer of Wwa Street, and opposite Eailway , Station. yft HIS large and Commodious Hotel, hairing been J_ purchased by JOHN O’NEIL, formerly of the Eoyal. George, has been put into perfect condition and refurnished throughout. The travelling and general public can therefore now depend on gerttingmost excellent accommodation. Connected with Telephone Exchange. Crown Brewery Sparkling Ales. Letters and Telegrams to. 1234 X • Proprietor. S. VISITORS. TOURISTS. COMMERCIALS. AND FAMILIES should Put up at the CLARENDON HOTEL, Corner Oxford Terrace and Woroaacac Street P ia the Most Centrally Situated, and is ao- • hsowlsdged to ha the most Comfortable italxyin Chriatohuroh. The household arrangeits being under the direct supervision of Mrs m (fnwmarlr Mrs Henry Taylor) ia a guarantee t guests will have every attention paid to their lixsments and comfort. A thoroughly good kin ohazga of the kitchen. The Wines, Spirits Ales are the best that can be purchased, Kipp's Celebrated Barton Ale on Draught. The mitteat attention pftid to tdksnunß and tattors* - , SOBBET ALLEN, 206 Proprietor. Miscellaneous. A BEAUTIFUL Piano for £35; cash or terms Bowman and Son, Hereford Street. X 377 A BIG Shipment of Sweet Oranges, Bananas and Pineapples to be sold Cheap at Eobinson’s, Morten’s Buildings. • N 983 SWEET-TONED, High-class Piano; reduced prices; inspect same. Bowman and X 277 ■ FEW Lovely Designs and Colourings in L Eoyal Axminster Carpets just to hand. J. Lantyne aud Co. Nl9 FIRST-CLASS Piano at Eeduced Price, inspect same at Bowman and Son’s, 200-206 ford Street. X 277 SK a Policeman, and he will direct you to 123, Manchester Street, where you will find ndyke, the best and cheapest Watchmaker at j price. XII3S t ALLANTYNE’S Own Make of Men's, Boy's, ) Youths’ and Juvenile Clothing still stands trailed. Xl9 £ 'iBEPONS, Good Patterns, at 6d and 7d yard, f. J at Toneyclilfo and Carey’s, tho Eeady Money Drapers. - ' 131 - 0 THIOE SALE, l-i-Horse Engine and Boiler (loco)P motive type), 1-Horse Marine Engine, Propeller and' Shaft (nearly new), 2-Horse Vertical Boiler (new.) Apply W. H. Dailey, Lyttelton. 701 X o Pour-button “B.B.” Kid Gloves at 2s 6d are excellent value. Black, Beattie aud Co. o ÜB'Now Spring Millinery is the theme of admiration. Black, Beattie and Co. X 1176. OUE Noted’ Half-crown (Wearwell) Kid Gloves give great satisfaction. T-y them._ J. Ballantyne and Co. Xl9 SPECIAL Line of Ladies’ White Straw Hats, bought at the end of London season, to be cleared" at less than half-price. Toneycliffe and Carey. Xl2lO PECIAL Value in Laces, Eibbons, Silk Scarfs and killings. Black, Beattie and Co. X 1176 AILOBING up to Date—Three Cases English and Scotch Tweeds and Coating just opened •b aud Co. X 839 TEY our Four-button “B.B.” Kid Gloves a 2s 6d per pair. Black, Beattie and Co. X1176t WELVE pieces pretty Spotted Flannelette suitable for Children’s Dresses and Tennis wear, 43d yard. Eeady money does it. Toneycliffe and Carey. Sl2lO VITTATCH Bepairing up to date at 123. Man W, cheater Street. Vandyke does every watch himself right through, and guarantees satisfaction. ■^■‘•*'Bl XiASCELLES & O"EEN, CASHEL STEBET, CHEISTCHUECH, GENERAL MERCHANTS, gTOCK, STATION, SHIPPING AUD COMMISSION AGENTS. • BIPOBTEBS OF GENEBAL MERCHANDISE ’ WINES, SPIRITS AND BBEBS, INDIAN, CEYLON AND CHINA TEAS. Proprietors “NABOB” BEAND TEAS. STATION AND FAEM STORES" AND FENCING MATEBIAL Of every description supplied. We are prepared to make LIBEBAL GASH ADVANCES on WOOL, GRAIN aud other ' PRODUCE jjlaced in our hands for Sale locally or for Shipment consigned to our ‘ LONDON AGENTS, MESSES EOBEBT BEOOKS & CO., St Peter’s Chambers, Comhill, London,