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.. PUSUGATIOKO. SHE "CANTERBURY TIMES.” MAGAZINE AND NEWSPAPER. A JOURNAL OF THE NEWS., KNOWLEDGE, AND LITERATURE 1 "' :v ~ OF THE WORLD. SIXPENCE WEEKLY. rEIS INCREASINGLY POPULAR 1 JOURNAL provides bo Jseful and Entertaining Reading no to o f.TaA in -any otter publication of tee earn liasi m tie Colonies. information, instruction And RECREATION FOR ALL CLASSES Are to be found in its pages. THE'GREAT IMPROVEMENTS Which hsve recently been effected in the « CANTERBURY TIMES ” Isve made the Always-popnlar Journal IHE : IN leneral Contents, but. V NEW features *TS been introduced to snit.a« re^ sents of popular taste, until this OLD ESTABLISHED BUT PROGRESSIVE oumsl admittedly stands at thehwrf of he Weekly Newspapers of New Zealana. TTTV T, A DTP'S’ "PACtF,. Sdited by the Foremost lew Zealand, not «hP» tt ' S d Articles 'ashionable Ncwb of tho JR7. » tut n Household Matters «d m „ t Jtam*in°ew sphere .oTM» 4 ‘| d o th« SSSTIISI* onX interest to men and women aline. the garden. - ‘•Work for the W<~k” has been a highlypprecieted feature mi Ufle . imoi” from its first ■ publication. The use,l (mid* to gardeners is continued by a orticulturist of the highest qualifications n 6? experience, and is followed noth mow , all parts of New Zealand. Special ar toles on tho cultivation of the various plant ß • ewers fmits and vegetables appear at the roper seasons. ' POULTRY. Oaeelal attention is given to practical ►rwHrv-lceeriing, And advico Is freely given v an experienced Poultry-keeper to beginSrs and others, while "the fancy” is net eglected. • , VE.TERTNARY aUVTCE , given’ bv a leading practitioner. Articles n Disease's and Treatment of Stock are üblished regularly.

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