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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIII, Issue 10599, 7 March 1895, Page 4

NOW PUBLISHED, “■SUMMER ISLES OF EDEN. 5 ' PEN AND CAMERA IN ■ COBA.L LANDS. IN THIS WEEK'S'ISSUE - OP THE “CANTERBURY TIMES” A-ctiears another of the series of ILLUSTRATED AETICLES, descriptive of the Islands of the, South Pacific. The interest evoked by the views illustrating Samoan Scenery and Native Customs nriU be surpassed in the case of our second series of island views, with an article descriptive of the only English Crown Colony in the South Pacific* "'SUMMER ISLES OP EDEN ” SERIES. NO. lI.—FIJI. ! The interesting historyof the Fiji Islands is sketched, with an account of their annexation by England} 1 ' the conversion of the Natives, the commercial growth of the Islands and their salubrity ana picturesqueness are described. The illustrations, beautifully reproduced by Photogravure process, comprise the following LABOUR VESSEL, with complement of imported Labourers. A-NATIVE TOWN, A4PLANTATION GEOUP—EoII Call Muster. TAPA MANUFACTURE—An Aboriginal-Industry., EIJIAN TYPES—Portraits of a CHIEF, a MOUNTAINEER and WOMEN, in Native Costume, BREAD FEUIT—The Staple Food of Islanders. A NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPES, &c. In addition to-the above, ANOTHER SPECIAL FEATURE of this issue is-the Literary and Artistic matter descriptive of THE MELANESIAN MISSION. A PORTRAIT OP THE BISHOP OP MELANESIA, a Picture of the Mission Schooner SOUTHERN CROSS, and a number of the ISLANDERS who recently visited Christchurch. Picture of a Group of the Islanders, including the Rev A. Brittain. Interview with .Bishop Wilson, and an Article on the Mission'Work, THE «CANTERBURY TIMES,” Contains all the News of the Week. SPECIAL SPORTING, ATHLETIC, AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL-ARTICLES, WOMAN’S WORLD. THE PREMIER WEEKLY OP NEW ZEALAND. PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED. PRICE - - ~T” - SIXPENCE. 08.138 a form b The. Agent or Publisher of the." Canterbury Times,” Please forward, ..Copies of the Canterbury Times " to the following ■address— Signature,i. « IMPORTANT. TO-DAY AND DAYS FOLLOWING, WE SHALL MAKE A SPECIAL DISPLAY OF ’KAIAPOI. AND-OTHER COLONIAL DRESS TWEEDS, IN ALL THE MOST CHOICE AND SELECT DESIGNS {Specially Reserved) for the Present Season, SEE WINDOWS. SEE WINDOWS. WE HAVE ALSO OPENED AND ARB NOW SHOWING A MARVELLOUS COLLECTION OP NEW SEASON’S CARPETS, FLOORCLOTHS AND LINOLEUMS, •; NEW FURNISHINGS, NEW MANTLES, JACKETS AND CAPES, !' NEW MILLINERY, FLOWERS AND FEATHERS, ?• NEW CORSETS, UNDERCLOTHING AND BABY LINEN, J; new ribbons, laces and umbrellas, ' NEW DRESSES, SILKS, VELVETS, &c. I THE MOST SUPERB COLLECTION OP I NEW-AUTUMN AND WINTER NOVELTIES i EVER SUBMITTED. PLEASE CALL AND INSPECT. j VERY SPECIAL—SOO LADIES’ JACKETS. THESE ABE IN THE NEWEST SHAPES AND MATERIALS, SUITABLE |, POE AUTUMN AND WINTER WEAR. SPECIAL PRICE EACH' (12/6,16/6, 19/6 fe 25/6. W. STRANGE & CO. L 1431 S. ifn ' SPECIAL NOTICE. f V J. BALLANTTNE & CO. BEG TO INTIMATE THAT THE new showroom 'TS-NOW READY WITH EVERYTHING OF THE MOST FASHIONABLE DESCRIPTION 'A.- IN MANTLES, JACKETS, CLOAKS, -IDES AND -MILLINERY,, FOB AUTUMN AND WINTER. ALSO, A PULL DISPLAY OF NO¥ELTY dress fabrics and SPECIAL DRESSES. ONE SHILLING OFF EVERY POUND DISCOUNT FOE CASH. POR THIS WEEK . ONLY. 15(fPASRB 'WHITE COLONIAL BLANKETS, SUPERIOR QUALITY, |-S QD AND |OS QD THE PAIR. A-MARVEL OF CHEAPNESS. BEATH’S COLOSSAL SALE. “ D. I. C. NOW OPENING. NEW INLAID TILE LINOLEUMS. NEW DESIGNS IN -FLOORCLOTHS. NEW- CARPETS. AND RUGS. NEWyHOUSEHOLD-FUENISHINGS. XL - SPLENDID - GOODS, AND , AFSEECIAL -PRICES. D.I.C CO-OPEBATXVB STORES, p, -K A LLENSTEIN,.-Chairman. LIMITED. E.-C. BROWN,. Manager. L 1415