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Publications. c THE ANTERBURY TIMES." 1 ; The NATIONAL WEEKLY JOURNAL OP NEW ZEALAND. - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30. ILLUSTRATIONS: SIB GEORGE GREY’S FUNERAL. ' THE LATE CHESS CHAMPION. THE W AIR A RAP A RAILWAY DISASTER, REID AND GRAY’S FIRE. “THE GAY PARISIENNE.” SOME SHOW EXHIBITS. vV A CHRISTCHURCH CORNER. BOWLING AT DUNEDIN. LADIES’ PAGE: Miss Col on ia in Loudon—A Word to Mothers —The Family Wash—Fashionable Attire. THE GARDEN: Work for the V eek—Fruit-Growing in Nelson —Roses; Hints to Exhibitors. AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL:' The Frozen Meat Trade—Damaged Cargoes— It ool—Tuberculosis in Denmark The Agricultural College—Stock, Farm and Dairy Notes—Mr Weddel Interviewed Agricultural Shows: Dunedin and Wanganui—Wool Sales—Markets. POULTRY: Poultry-keeping, Advice: Land, Buildings and Profit— Poultry Notes— Homing Notes. SPORTING: The Art of Riding—Current Topics—Brevities’ Riccarton JV<>te.s--~lnterproviTieiai G osslp • —Notes and Anticipations—Racing in New Zealand—Racing in Australia—Racing in England—Racing in France —An AngloColonial Event. TROTTING: A Visit to Wonbobbie—The Trotting Horse Market The American Standard Trotting Notes. WHEELING; Racing in Australiar—Wheel Talk—Ladies on Wheels—Auckland Exhibition Cycling . London Letter. AMUSEMENTS: ; London. Theatrical Notes. ; BANDSMEN’S COLUMN. Band Notes—Where the Brass Band " is Boloved. NAVY, ARMY .AND VOLUNTEERS: . Notes and News—Rifle Shooting—Woodville— Blenheim Macdonald’s Heroism—Smokeless Powder. LONDON~LETTER: Do Eougemont—Wreck of the Mohegan. LITERARY: London Notes. SPECIAL ARTICLES :1 Sketches from Tuhooland—China’s -DowagerEmpress. FICTION: (All Rights Reserved.) A Midshipman’s Romance—The . Missing Miser —The Spider: an Australian Tragedy. CRICKET ATHLETIC AQUATIC THE RING SWIMMING MUSIC —CHESS. And ALL THE NEWS OP THE WEEK. THE BEST, MOST~WEDELY-READ AND POPULAR WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN NEW ZEALAND. PRICE-SIXPENCE ON SALE BY ALLlio OKS ELLERS AND NEWSAGENTS THROUGHOUT THE COLONY. Educational. rpHE ACME SCHOOL OF NEEDLE. -L WORE, opposite Ashby, Bergh and Co., High Street.—The School of Dross-cutting is Established for Tuition in a very useful art, viz., Dressmaking in all its branches, including designing and fitting. The system in use is the Acme Lightning Fitter. It is a pronounced success, the great feature being perfection in fit. The old stylo of re-fitting bodices is now a thing of the past. If measurements are taken correctly there can be no mistake. It is intended to establish schools throughout New Zealand, and in the meantime correspondence on the subject is invited from Dressmakers and others Conversant ivith Dressmaking, but deficient in drafting. Tuition can be arranged by post, with full directions how to use the chart. X 2370 QHORTHAND And TECHNICAL SCHOOL, LI 150, Worcester Street west. PRINCIPAL; MR C. H. GILBY. Honoursman and Fellow of the National Phono* graphic Society, N.S.S.T.’, etc. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping and all Commercial Subjects thoroughly taught. CIVIL SERVICE and MATRICULATION-* INDIVIDUAL TUITION by Mr H. L. Kidd* B.Sc., and Miss F. Sheard, M.A. FiumuCH CLASSES (Day and Evening)* under M. Malaquiu, from the Lycee National d’Orleans, France. Rapid Conversational Method. Terms commences at any time. SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, ETC., Grain Agency Buildings* Triangle (opposite D.1.C.), (Late Miss A. M, Carr.) H. W. LOCKYER DIGEY, P.N.P.S. (honours), N.S.S.T., N.U.T. Double Pitman Medallist, Holder of Highest Speed Certificate outside British Isles (220 words per minute), assisted by /MISS E. E. DIGBY (late Principal School of Shorthand, etc.,' Oamaru) Shorthand (Pitman’s and Lightline), Typewriting, Book-keeping, Commercial Training, etc. Thorough and rapid tuition. Gregg’s Lightlino Shorthand. Simplest, easiest and quickest. Principles learnt in ten lessons. Speed attained. in a correspondingly short period of time. Special prospectus ,on application. LYTTELTON CLASS—Tuesday and Friday Evenings, Church of England E Mioolrooin, Winchester Street. Funerals, (TIEORGE BARRELL, UNDERTAKER, O' CERTIFICATED EMBALMER and Direct Importer of the Latest Designs of Coffin. Furniture. A large stock of Polished Eimu and other Coffins always in stock for immediate delivery. Mourmug Coaches sent to all parts of the ' district at the Snorloot Notice. Telegrams and Telephone orders by night or day receive immediate attention. Address—s 3, Durham Street south. Telephone 531. Xl9S'r LAMB AND 0 0% UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMER 3. i No. 35, LICHFIELD STREET* K 1625 Telephone 361. J: N D E B 3 O 3% UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER. Children’s Funerals from 30s. Adults’ Funerals from 60s. Polished Coffins at a few hours’ notion ADDRESS-101, VICTORIA STREET, 19X2 Christchurch, trr; B-a npHE Friends of Mr Charles Hull are inJL vited to attend the Funeral of his late Wife, Emily Elizabeth, leaving his residence, 101, North Bolt, for tho Linwood Cemetery, at 3 p.m. on Saturday, Dec; 3. W. LANGFORD, Funeral Director. Telephone 387. 0323 THE friends of the lato’Thomas Hendy aro invited to attend his funeral, to leave his late residence, corner Tuam and Antigua Streets, on Friday, 2nd inst., at 2.30 p.m., for the Addington Cemetery. JAS. LAMB AND SON, 33, Lichfield Street. Telephone 361. 6Si)l w. J. PARSON 3, ’ MONUMENTAL MASON, ANCHE ST E R STREET. ry description of Monumental and Mar bio Work executed at Lowest Kate a Inspection Invited. X2IGO