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Publications. . "TEE CANTERBURY ■, MAGAZINE AND NEWSPAPER A JOURNAL OF TH2 NEWS KNOWLEDGE ■ . And LITERATURE "' \ OF ' TEE WORLD. . : SIXPENCE WEEKLY. :"J- y .NAL provides an amount of Useful sn'4Entertaining Reading not to"fea' found lirfcnjj' other publication of the same .class in th« INFORMATION . ,-.; INSTRUCTION ■ ■ - ■■- '.' .■ And'' "'■''/ ' RECREATION ' ir '\ FOR ALL CLASSES/':':;, Are to be found in its pages. / j. _ THE GREAT IMPROVEMENT'S: > ! Whic]f have recently been effected, iafhl; " CANTERBURY TIMES''* ■.■ :}'/ | Have made the Always: Popular , Journal ! THE BEST WEEKLY PAPER J IN / NEW ZEALAND. Not only, lias every effort been mad«:; : t«i: maintain the always ■ high character of/iti? General'Contents, but .- : : " - ;'■■ NEW FEATURES'.' 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