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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5347, 27 August 1895, Page 1

ANOTHER RECORD OF THE EARLY DATS IN NEW - ZEALAND, / OUB SISTEB PBO VINCE. 1845 HEBMRST HALE-CENTURY. 1895 THE. EARLY HISTORY OF OTAGO. LEADING LANDMARKS. PROMINENT PIbNEEBS. - « INTEBESTING INCIDENTS.. SUCCESSFUL SETTLEMENT. PBOVINCIAL PBOGBESS. "THE CANTERBURY TIMES*" THE NATIONAL WEEKLY OF NEW ZEALAND, OF Will Contain VIEWS of ... ... ij TTT> CITY A "XT s P eoiall y Written Account OTAGO in the Eaelt Days, X JuL U Jx?oJll____ J_ 9of the Founding ; _nd Deand POBTBAITS of the AUGUST 29, 1895. velopment of the ProPioneer Settlers, with a ' vince. (A Similar Number devoted some months ago tothe Early History of Canterbury was so appreciated by the Public that Three Large Editions were at once absorbed). THE "EARLY OTAGO " NUMBER OF •■§__ * THE CANTERBURY TIMES " WILL CONTAIN THE FOLLOWING ILLUSTBATIONS :-- DUNEDIN VIEWS. HIGH STBEET 1859 OCTAGON .... ... , 1862: PBXKCE-S STBEET , .., 1860 BATTBiT STBEET' „, ,„ M . |H . 160DUNEDIN, from Belt Hill 1860 GABBIEL'S GULLY „, . m m . M . 1862 HIGH STBEET ... 1862 CUSTOMHOUSE SQUABE 1895 . BELL HILL 1862 And Others OLD CELEBRITIES. CAPTAIN W. CABGILL I MB HYDE HABBIS . BEY DB STUABT I MB< W..H. CUTTEN MB VINCENT PYKE I COMMENCED IN THIS ISSUE, A NEW SEEIAL STOBYt OE LOVE AND' WAR t "A WOMAN OF THE COMMUNE," BY Mr G. A. HENTY, Author of " The Curse of Carne's Holdj" " A Hidden Foe,'' "In the Days of the Mutiny," " Dorothy's Double," " In Freedom's Cause,'.* "With Clfva in India," &c, &c. The Author of this Thrilling Story was in Par s during the Reign of the Commune, and was an eye-witness of many of the most tragic and romantic . events that were enacted. The ability ' with which Mr Henty narrates the history of such times, with their varied social phases, is shown in the success and popularity of those of his works which have been inspired by similar occurrences, Aad HIS PRESENT WORK IS DECLARED TO EXCEL ANY OF HIS PREVIOUS WRITINGS in engrossing interest.. NEW SUBSCJRIBERS SHOULD BEGIN WITH THIS NUMBEE. ORDER FORM, NO. 1. TO THE MANAGER " CANTERBURY TIMES." Please send regularly a Copy of your Woekly Paper, "THE CANTEBBUBY. TIMES." ADDBESS BATE OF SUBSCBIPTION— 24s if paid for in advance, 30s if booked. ORDER FORM, NO. 2. TO- THE AGENT OB MANAGES OF " THE CANTEBBUBY TIMES." Please send..: Copies of the " EABLY OTAGO" NUMBER of '^THE CAN. TEEBUBY TIMES." Enclosed please find in stamps.. ___; * ADDBESS „.„., ! SEE WHAT- THE NEWSPAPEBS SAY ABOUT GAWNE'S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. . "SOUTHLAND TDHES," June 7, 1889, siys:— i< O OME neonle insist strongly at times upon everybody else patronising local industries, whether t^s the commodity in view be dearer than the imported article or not. It isa patriotic duty, &c, &c. But it may be doubted whether such advisers always follow their own counsel when a shilling may be saved by suppressing their principles. Happily there are many instances in which it is perfectly safe to give such advice, even on the score of economy. 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