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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIII, Issue 10654, 15 May 1895, Page 4

WATT. EDITION. 6b SUMMER ISLES OF EDEN. PEN AND CAMERA IN THE CORAL ISLANDS, In the “CANTERBURY TIMES” of this wo'-k will appear the third of tho series of Illustrated Articles dealing with tho Islands of the South Pacific. Tho subject dealt with is TONGA, OE THE FRIENDLY ISLANDS, which snrancf into prominence some time ago on account of the Religious Persecutions, and, later, through the deportation of the Eev Shirley Baker, hy order of the High Commissioner of tho Western Pacific. „ THE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDE—VIEW OP NUKUALOFA THE ROYAL PALACE WESLEYAN CHURCH AT'NEIAPU GERMAN MERCHANTS’ PREMISES A NATIVE DANCE A TONGAN GIRL The Reading Matter conveys some interesting information regarding the Civilisation, Government and Social Life of Tonga. SUGArIpL ANTING. Pictures Hlustrative of the SUGAR-PLANTING INDUSTRY, as pursued in Kji,, including View of a Sugar Plantation with Labourers at Work Cutting the Canes; also. Portraits of Solomon Islanders. THIS NUMBER WILL BE POUND TO BE ONE OP THE MOST VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE OP THE ILLUSTRATED SERIES. CANTERBURY TIMES, NEW ZEALAND'S PREMIER WEEKLY. S 3 PUBLISHED IN TIME POR DESPATCH BY ENGLISH MAIL THIS WEEK, OHOHB. FORM, The Agent or Publisher of the “ Canterbury Times.” Flease forward Copies of the <{ Canterbury Times" to the following address — >••••• !•(<*«*m Signature SEEP WARM. AUTUMN. 1895. WINTSK. THIS SEASON'S COLONIAL & ENGLISH BLANKETS AT LOWEST PRICES FOE CASH. KENNETH MATHESON ■&'CO., CASH DRAPERS, THE HAIL, HIGH STREET, OHEISTOHUEOH. H 570 ■SPECIAL SHOW THIS WEEK IN -THE NEW PREMISES, THROUGHOUT OUR VAST ESTABLISHMENT IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, (SEE THE WINDOWS.) J. BAIiLANTTNE & CO. 1357 L if . D. I. 0. NEW ZEALAND WOOLLENS, JJJBBBH DELIVERIES PROM THE LOCAL MILLS. THE LARGEST RANGE OP QUALITIES IN NEW ZEALAND. NEW ZEALAND HOSIEBY. GO9B VALUE IN BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ VERY STRONG ENIOKBSB6CKBS HOSE. Best Makes, Past Dyes and Durability Guaranteed. THE D.I.C CO-GPS3A.TITF. STOBSIS, LISIITSD. B. EALLENSTBIN, Chairman. G; BROWN, Manager SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT PROM THE MANTLE DEPARTMENT. BERING THIS and FOLLOWING DAYS we shaIIOPPEE THE MOST ASTONISHING VALUE in LADIES’ and MIESES’ JACKETS, CAPES and MACKINTOSHES ever submitted. Please note in detail more particularly the Undermentioned MOST IMPORTANT LOTS:— LOT 1 consists of 25 LADIES’ BLACK CLOTH JACKETS Special Price each... ... 7s lid LOT 2 consists of 60 LADIES’ JACKETS, in Black, Curl and Plain Cloths, double, breasted , „ Special Price each... ... ... ... ... ... Gs bd LOT 3 consists of 100 LADIES’ JACKETS, in Beaver and Curl Cloths, double-breasted Special Price each 10s Gd, 11s 9d LOT 4 consists of 100 LADIES’ JACKETS, in Heavy Serge and Curl Cloths, tight and loose fitting Special Price each... ... ... ... lbs Gd, Its 6cl LOT 5 consists of upwards of 200 LADIES’ JACKETS, in Curl and Heavy Serges, Trimmed, Braid anil Beaver Special Price each ... 10s fid, 17s fid, ISs fid LOT 6 consists of 210 LADIES’ JACKETS; in Curl Beaver Cloths, tight and loose fitting and double-breasted Special Price each ... ... ... 21s fid, 2os fid, 2os fid LOT 7 consists of 120 LADIES’ JACKETS; in Heavy Serge and Beaver Curls, loose and tight fitting and double-breasted Special Price each ... ... 27s fid, 29s fid LOT 8 consists of 75 LADIES’ JACKETS, in Brown and Black Curls, double-breasted Special Price each ... ... ... S2s fid, 35s fid, 39s Cd LOT 9 consists of 123 LA.DI.ES’ JACKETS, in Brown, Pawn and Black Beaver Clotbs, with larec Rovers. Trimmed Braver, Skunk and Sable Special Price each ... ... ... ... 425, 43s fid, 67s fid The above aro all iu This Season’s Newest Shapes, and at the Prices Quoted are the Bes) Value Ever Submitted; MACKINTOSHES’ -These we offer at S3s fid each; usual price being 43s fid, W. STRANGE & NEW SHIPMENTS DIRECT FROM LONDON. THIS DAY. F ASHIONABLB JACKETS. GOLF CLOAKS, MILLINERY, MACKINTOSHES AND DRESS FABRICS, CK li. DEATH & CO, ALL MARKED LOWEST-CASH-PRICES, LSOSij