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Southland Times, Issue 1950, 20 July 1874, Page 4

" Tir nam beann 's nan gleann 's nan gaisgeach." TVEE HIGHLANDER, Weekly Newspaper, _L published at Inverness, Scotland N.B. One of the objects of the Highlander will be to provide Highlanders at home and abroad with a record and review of events in which due prominence shall be given to Highland affairs. Gaelic is still spoken, perhaps, over one-half the area of Scotland, and by considerable numbers in our large towns and colonies ; whilst the learned of all lands look to the Gaelic language for valuable materials with which to perfect Philology, Archeology, and other branches in Science and Philosophy. The views of both, the learned and the unlearned ahall be met, and the columns of " The Highlander " made, so far, racy of the soil, by some space being devoted to» Gaelic articles, tales, poetry, and mußic, both ancient and modern. Pictorial Illustrations will be given occasionally. The support of " Highlanders " in Southland is solicited to the above. Subscription 13s per annum in advance posted direct, or posted from Invercargill 15s ad. K. ROSE, Agent for Southland. Cheap Printing. THE PROPRIETOR OF THE SOUTHLAND TIMES Having recently made EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS To his Printing Plant, is in a position to execute orders for EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING At GEEATLT EEDUCED EATES, And he trusts that the business people of Invercargill and the Southland District, instead of sending their orders to Dunedin or Melbourne, will assist in promoting the growth of local industry, by patronising an establishment which gives a considerable amount of employment to labor.