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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12478, 18 April 1901, Page 2

■J THE *• CANTERBURY MES." V MAGAZINE AND" NEWSPAPER. ■ ; 1/L JOURNAL* OF THE NEWS •*, , KNOWLEDGE \ \ ' And \, i LITERATURE \. OF, THE WORLD. , ( SIXPENCE WEEKLY;- ■\ fraiS INraEASINGLYPOPUIAR JOURi iA NAL provides an ampunt of Useful and -. y «olonie9, information instruction, And ' " ; RECREATION - .. - ■ ./' j' .JOR ALL OLASSE3 ,{• ' V " Are to ha found in its pages. |\ ■ THE GREAT IMPROVEMENTS iloh nave recently been effected in the V "CANTERBURY TIMES' 1 " made the Always Popular Jour THE BEST WEEKLY PAPER IN '....; NEW ZEALAND. . ■' -iff*,. 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' To -XKb- fostering support of the "Canterbury is" » due the remarkable progress of tho w fancy in \New_ Zealand. -The "Can'! ay|Time3," ist tho only, weekly .paper in colony "the Kennel Column of which is ucted bj si practical fancier, thoroughly J - jpscsect in canino matters. SPORTING. b Sporting matters the "Canterbury Times'' is absolutely independent, and being free \ Jxom tho influenca of either clubs or owners, deals boldly and impartially with Racing, and every department of Sport, 'in which it is acknowledged to ba the most . reliable authority in the colony. AQUATIC. / T«* samo liberal'spirit'is displayed in the i doings of .the week, and of occurrences of 4 JPagea dealing with Aquatic events, and tho ( Papar presents an admirable review of the , interest in all parte of the world. V .' 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