THE AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8375, 1 October 1890, Page 3

THE AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS.

The Auckland Weekly News occupies the i 7B 'position of the PREMIER WEEKLY JOURNAL 1 | OF NEW ZEALAND. 1 Its popularity in the town and country districts of ,| the North Island is attested by the LARGE CIR. '§ CULATION WHICH IT ENJOYS, while in other | parts of the colony, in Australia, and the Islands, "if and in America and England, it is widely known and "'< read. : | As an ADVERTISING MEDIUM it thus possesses 1 advantages which no similar newspaper in the colony can lay claim to. ' '•'.' Its COUNTRY NEWS, supplied each week by a ' j»| numerous staff of reliable correspondents, is com. ;•:,. plete and impartial. {& Considerable space is devoted to the PRACTICAL II WORK OF THE FARM, and to.aU subjects relat. j| ng to Agriculture. This department of the News is *; under the charge of a gentleman of great experience : and k»- rledge of all matters connected with the : CULTIVATION OF THE SOIL, and to render the S information given as useful as possible, the subjects "m treated on are ILLUSTRATED BY SKILFULLY. i EXECUTED ENGRAVINGS. . :i '':■'" ~:' M The SPORTS OF THE FIELD AND TDRF are "' I fully chronicled, and attention is devoted to the pleasant and interesting games of CHESS and !* DRAUGHTS. 1 As a FAMILY JOURNAL and GENERAL M NEWSPAPER the News ranks equally high, and I the greatest care is exercised to maintain the whole« .'«■ some tone and character of its reading matter— ■:,; ■ 1 nothing that is offensive to good taste or cherished ' convictions being admitted to its columns. . . ;| It contains a WEEKLY HISTORY OF THE S NEWS OF THE WORLD, and SPECIAL CON- H TRIBUTIONS on a wide range of subjects from the , || facile pens of accomplished writers. Its SERIAL TALKS are of absorbing interest, and are contributed by some of the foremost) ' .', noT.eliste of the day. " i •,*•■*■■■•* . : I