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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9300, 16 December 1891, Page 3

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THE THIRTEENTH SPECIAL CHRISTMAS NUMBER OF THE [^OTAGoT WITNESS ] AA'ill be Published in time for delivery before CHRISTMAS DAY, 1891, And will comprise, as is customary, ORIGINAL MATTER FROJI BEGINNING TO END, A claim which can be made by no other New Zealand weekly. The Christmas Number of the AA'itness has become a household word throughout the Colony, and it is acknowledged by all to be unequalled by any of its contemporaries. Jlany of the writers have contributed to its columns ever since a special number was issued, and their tales and sketches are looked for yearly by an ever-increas-ing number of readers—an evidence of the appreciation with which their contributions are received by the reading public. This year's number will be fully up to its predecessors, as a glance at its contents will show. The leading tale is from the pen of Jlrs James Suisted, of AA*e3tport, who this year throws aside her norn de plume of L. J. S., and replaces it with her own name. Lengthy tales are also contributed by "Fabian Bell," E. Hudson, "Alice," and otlier favourite writers, particulars of which will be found appended. The tales are varied by many original sketches, original poetry, <lc, and as fully A HUNDRED AND TWENTY COLUMNS will be taken up with this class of literature alone the reader may form some idea of the marvellous sixpennyworth which is placed before the public. Tlie following are among the contents :— DR BRIAN M'ARTHUR: A COLONIAL TALE AATTH AN ENGLISH ENDING SW 'Specially written for the AA'itnoss Christmas Number of ISfil, By Jlrs James Seisted, Cor. Jlem. R.G.S. (Author of " A Story of Old Cairo," " Dorothy AA'ragg," &c). MAUNGA-AHI (Jlonntain of Fire): TIIE LEGEND OF A LOST JUNE, S3" Specially written for the AVitness Christmas Number of ISO], By Fauiax Bell (Author of "Stella," "The Letter in Cypher," "Lost," "Jack," "One Christmas Morn," "The Maharajah's Jewels," "The House in the Fells," Sec) _,____; THE SHOEMAKER: A TALE AVITH A SOCIALISTIC JIORAL, SW Specially written for the AVitness Christmas Number of ISOI, By Alice (Author of "A Temptation," "The Blind Musician," "Joe," "That Queer Looking AA'onian," &c.) THE KING'S GUEST : A VERY STRANGE STORY, . it_r Specially Retold for tlie AA'itness Christmas Number of 181)1, By E. Hudson (Author of "Tlie Goldies of Golden Terrace," I " The Second Jlrs AA'aldron," &c.) TO THINE OAAI-f SELF BE TRUE. SW Specially AA'ritten for the AA'itness Christmas Number of IS9I, By Fedora. HE IS SO GOOD NATURED : A TALE OF THE SHEARING SHEDS, S3" Specially AA'ritten for the AVitness Christmas Number of 1891, By Os Suapi'EKA. THREE GIFTS: A SIYSTIC SKETCH, SW Specially AA'ritten for the AA'itness Christmas Number of ISJU (By the Author of "Tlie Spirit of the Flowers," "The Silver Fairy," Ac) POOR TIM, • S3" Specially AVritten for the AVitness Christmas Number of ISfll, By Lucixda. Id OOTHEE; OR, A JIOTIIER'S REA'ENGE, SW Specially AA'ritten for the AA'itness Christmas Number of IS9I, By Seema Shaiikev. UNACCOUNTABLE: JANET RAY'S JOURNAL, SW Specially AA'ritten for the AA'itness Christmas Number of IS. 1, By^Z. A SON OF THE MOUNTAINS, SW Specially AA'ritten for the AA'itness Christmas Number of 1891, By Jlac. THE FACE OF THE SKIES. " Ye hypocrites, ye can discern the face of the SST Specially AA'ritten for the AVitness Christmas Number of 1801, By Hugh EtnT. THE HUMOURS OF CONCERT AUDIENCES : FROJI A PERFORJIER'S STANDPOINT, S3" Specially AA'ritten for the AA'itness Christmas Number of 1891, By C. Bacvertz. A CANTERBURY HOLIDAY: BY THK CARS TO SUJINEU, IST Specially AA'ritten for theAA'itness Christinas Number of 1891, By Os Sh.U'l'Eiia. CHRISTJIAS IN THE FIFTIES, SW Specially AA'ritten for the AA'itness Christmas Number of ISO], By IM. I. THE DESIRE OF THE MOTH FOR THE STAR, SW Specially AA'ritten for the AA'itness Christmas Number of ISO], By Ili'mi Biiit. A BLUE DITTY, SW Specially AA'ritten for the AA'itness Christmas Number of 18:11, By AVycii Ei.m. A HOLIDAY OUTING, SW Specially AVritten for the AVitness Christmas " Number of 18:11, By OS Shapteha. ONLY aTeGEXD : THK BIRTH OP THE RED ROSE, SW Specially AA'ritten for the Witness Christmas By Me. CHRISTJIAS IN SCOTLAND, tw Specially AA'ritten for the AVitness Christmas * ' " Number of 18:11, By R. JL CHRISTJIAS IN NEAV ZEALAND, SW Specially AVritten for the AA'itness Christmas Number of 1891, By J. G. S. THE SOUL OF CHRISTMAS, SW Specially AA'ritten for the AA'itness Christina Number of 1801, By AA'vcii Elm. ON CHRISTJIAS DAY, SW Specially AVritten for the AVitness Christinas Number of ISfll, By Charles Rile. ItST As the issue will be limited to 12,000, those desirous of obtaining extra copies for mailing Rem. should send, in th?iv orders, early,