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Publications. THE "CANTERBURY TIMES* MAGAZINE AND NEWSPAPER, A JOURNAL 081 THE NEWS KNOWLEDGE AND LITERATURE OP THE WORLD, SIXPENCE WEEKLY. T' 2 *?. INCREASINGLY popular jour. ~ . - £NJ V' < . provides an amount of Useful and £n.tcrta’iJU3tg Heading not to be found in any other publication of the some class in the colonies. INFORMATION, INSTRUCTION, And RECREATION FOR ALL CLASSES Are to be found ia its pages. THE GREAT IMPROVEMENTS Wlici have recently 'been effected lo tie “ CANTERBURY TIMES " Hare jnado the Always Popular Journal THE BEST WEEKLY BARS®, IN NEW ZEALAND. Not only has every effort bean made to iriMiuMn the .always high, standard of its Gaao. rsl Coat cats, bub NEW FEATURES ~ have been introduced to suit the reculreicaatfl ot popular taste, until this , OLD-ESTABLISHED BUT PROGRESSIVE Journal admittedly stands at the head-oHjho Weekly Newspapers of-Now Zealand. 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Questions are answered and advia given on any of these subjects. ‘ VETERINARY ADVICE. Is given, and Articles on Diseases and Treat. mint of Stock ore contributed by tha leading practitioner in New'Ze-aiand. TEE GARDEN. "Work for tho 'Week” ' has bean a highly, appreciated feature of tha “ Canterbury Times” from its first publication. This useful guide to gardenefs is contributed hi 4 horticulturist of the highest qualifications.and experience, and is followed with success ja all parts of -vow Zealand. Special articles on the cultivation of, various plants, flowers, fruits and vegetables appear at the praps? ■sciiaas. POULTRY. - . Special attention is giyen to practical keeping, and advice is fully given by a jM« " perienoed Poultry-keeper to beginner* ana others; while “th 6 fancy” is act neglected. CRICKET AND FOOTBALL. The ."-Canterbury Times” deals with popular forms ol athletic epext in a majoae at onoa interesting, comprehensive, and ’ Jm-< partial. 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