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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9241, 19 December 1888, Page 6

Publications. ' SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, PRICE: SIXPENCE. ; THE miSTIAS U NUMBER NUMBER OF THE .A. XT a K: L .A. 3ST ZD Viltrljln WILL BE ISSUED ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, AND WILL, With a Coloured Wrapper, CONSIST OF SIXTY PACES OR THREE HUNDRED COLUMNS, BEING THE LARGEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER ISSUED. IN THE COLONY. THIS NUMBER WILL CONTAIN, BESIDE THE USUAL FEATURES, A LARGE AND VARIED SELECTION OF READING APPROPRIATE TO THE SEASON, VIZ.:CHRISTMAS TALES, CHILDREN'S STORIES, PUZZLES AND GAMES, MUSIC, POETRY, Etc., Etc., Etc., WITH A NUMBER OF HUMOROUS WOODCUTS. THE PROPRIETORS OF THE "NEWS" WILL HAVE MUCH PLEASURE IN PRESENTING TO SUBSCRIBERS

BEAUTIFUL CHROIO-LITHOGIAPH Printed in 10 Colours, on Fine Enamel Paper, BEING A FACSIMILE OF AN ORIGINAL WATER-COLOUR DRAWING (PRODUCED BY MR. CHARLES PALMER, OF THE " HERALD " STAFF, EXPRESSLY FOR THIS NUMBER), ENTITLED The Belle of the Kainga (TE KOHINE RAWE O TE KAINGA). AS MARKING THE GREAT ADVANCE IN ART ILLUSTRATION IN AUCKLAND, IT MIGHT BE MENTIONED THAT THE VALUE OF THE EDITION OF THE PICTURE WHICH WILL NOW BE GIVEN AWAY AMOUNTS TO UPWARDS OF £200. &ST THE PUBLISHERS ANTICIPATE AN UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND FOR THIS YEAR'S CHRISTMAS NUMBER. IT WILL THEREFORE BE NECESSARY, IN ORDER TO PREVENT DISAPPOINTMENT, THAT ORDERS SHOULD BE SENT AT ONCE TO THE PUBLISHER, QUEEN-STREET. 'SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22. PRICE: SIXPENCE JJ UTC HE R & 0 0., FORT-STREET J RECEIVING AND FORWARDING AGENTS. •4- FURNITURE REMOVED; Experienced and careful men sent to take down furniture, pictures, &c., pack the same for long or short j'urnays. Spring Vans and Covered Waggons for hire on most reasonable terms. Goods stored and insured at low rates. Consignments received and -old by private treaty Prompt settlements*