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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12423, 12 February 1901, Page 7

Publications, "THE CANTERBURY TIMES."*- v . MAGAZINE AND" NEWSPAPER 4 A JOURNAL OF THB NEWS KNOWLEDGE And LITERATURE OP THE WORLD. SIXPENCE~WEEKLY. rPHIS INCREASINGLY POPULAR JOTTBj'--L NAL provides an amount of Useful and Entertaining Reading cot to bo found in any, other publication of the same class in ta« colonies. INFORMATION INSTRUCTION And RECREATION . FOR ALL CLASS'BS. Are to be found in its pages. •. . THE GREAT IMPROVEMENTS.■ Whicfc have recently been effected in tM "CANTERBURY TIMES" Have made the Always Popular Journa| THE BEST WELKLY PAPER IN NEW ZEALAND. ..; Not only Las every effort been Mada't* maintain the always high character of it* General Contents, but J NEW FEATURES have been introduced to suit the requirement! of popular taste, until this ■ ■ ' OLD-ESTABLISHED BUT •■ PROGRESSIVE •'; Journal admittedly stands at the head of sh« Weekly-Newspapers of New Zealand. 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