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Business Notices. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. T. ARMSTRONG & CO. TTAVE JUST LANDED, per s.s. Aotea, Further being landed by all Steamers, A SPLEHDID ASSOBTMENT AND COMPLETE STOCK or WINTER GOODS. i BLANKETS, large size g g gjj and J2s 6(1 WADDED QUILTS ... 3 § T0 4ijs 6d FANCY BUGS 4g 11( J bush bugs 3slld T0 15s 6d 5() PIECES COLONIAL FLANNEL '... Qlfi 1 Art LADIES' BLACK AND COLOUBED CAPES, from Co 1 1 /} tlie Latesfc Style. OUR MILTJNERT THIS SEASON IS GOING TO EXCEL ALL PBEVIOUS SEASONS FOE QUALITY, STYLE, FINISH AND CHEAPNESS. THE CLOTHING AND MERCEEY DEPARTMENT Is now full. EUGENE DEWEE SHIBTS ... 3g 11(J LEATHEB SHIBTS 2s (Jd HABVABD SHIBTS | g gjj MEN'S KNITTED SOCKS ... ... Jg ' MEN'S KNITTED SOCKS... ... ... g^ OUR UNDERCLOTHING IS CUT VEBY LOW. j MEN'S COLONIAL UNDEE. A a 11/1 PANTS ™ llu i MEN'S COLONIAL SHIBTS ... gg IJj[ TAILORING DEPARTMENT. : MEN'S SUITS TO OEDEB from AKg MEN'S TEOUSEES TO OBDEE -|A C flrl from L^ b ou DRESS DEPARTMENT; Ladies should inspect our Material Stock of SEEGES, COATINGS AND FANCY DBESS Before going elsewhere. THICK COATING, 54in, in Green A a QJ Brown, Navy aud Black, at ... « 7U - Suitable for Capes. :■ • ' . NE WMAEKET JACKE TS, Navy and Black I 80156 Is 3d per *"*•■ j TABTAN VELVET^' now in great O a Ilil demand, at ... OS •11(1 TABTAN" SILKS 2s 6d TAETAN FALL NET ... « J g DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT. This Department is under the control of MISS CABBIOK, so well known for her Fit, Style and Finish. THE CHABGES ABE, FOE MAKING A DBESS COMPLETE. 10s6d TO 12s 6d. T. ARMSTRONG & CO., MARKET PLACE AND LOWEB HIGH j STEEET. i CHEAPSIDE. i THE , ! "CANTERBURY TIMES." THE .National Weekly Joubnal j OF NEW ZEALAND. WEDSE3DAY. MARCH 16, 1898. ILLUSTRATIONS: WESTWARD HO ! Arnold Biver— Mahinapua Croek— Hohonu PeaksGrey mouth Harbour— Some Old West Coasters. THE PAVILION, CASHMERE DOMAIN. PORTRAITS : The Late- Signor Nicolini — Count F.sterbazy— Genoral Billot— Mr J. Duthie, M.H.B.— Prince Banjitsinhji— Clement Hill. THE GOVERNOR AT RANGIORA. PAPANUI HOTEL, ISGO-1898. LOSS OF THE U.S. CRUISER MAINE. TYPICAL DOGS: FOX TERRIERS, IRISH TERRIER. A GIANT CUCUMBER. SPECIAL ABTIOLE: WESTWARD HO ! -Conclusion. SPORTING. Ascot Racecourse— Stakes Paid Twice— Norton and Ebor in England— 'l he English Racing Season— The Woodville Meeting— Sydney Cup and Doncaster Handicap — Melbourne Autumn Sales— Brevities— Notes and Anticipations: Hawke's Bay, Dunedin, &c. — English Sporting Notes— V.R.C. Autumn Meeting— lnterprovincial Gossip. TROTTING. New Brighton— Auckland— Hawera— Hawke's Bay — TataiiDa Park— Notes. AGRICULTURAL. The Price of Wheat— Sale of Exported ProduceCan the Empire Feed Itself ?— The Food of the United Kingdom— Stock in New South Wales - Our Competitors— Notes for Farmers- Stock Notes — Dairy Notes — Amuri Sheep Fair — Otekaike Sheep Sale -Irrigation— Feeding of Working Horses — Lincoln College — Markets. THE GARDEN. Work for the Week— Garden and Orchard Notes — •Treatment 'of Garden Soils— Horticultural Shows. LADIES' PAGE. Queen Boadicea — " Field and Hedeerow" — The " Odyssey " written by a Woman— The Model Child— Nerve Exhaustion— Little Industries for Women— A Feminine Mania— Etiquette of Weddings and Dinner-Giving— Correspondents' Letters— The Social Bound— Tasty Ways of Cooking Oysters. ARMY, NAVY AND VOLUNTEERS. Newfl and Notes— Defence <>f the Colony— A Naval Veteran — Army Reforms— Rifle Association Meeting. AMUSEMENTS. English Letter - " Peter the Great." NATURALIST. Amphibious Fishes— New Zealand Bifcbon Fishes. FICTION. The Fight for the Crown— The Black Rider— Miss Blake'B Love Affair-The Bush Telegraph. MUSIO-CHESS-THE SKETCHER-YOUNG PEOPLE - CHILDREN'S COLUMN — POULTRY AND PIGEONS— THE KENNEL —ATHLETICS— WHEELING — CRICKET— SWIMMING-THE RING-MINING-COM-MERCIAL. ALL THE NEWS OF THE WEEK. THE BEST, MOST WIDELY-READ AND POPULAR WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN NEW ZEALAND PRICE SIXPENCE. f>N SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS AND NEWSAGENTS THROUGHOUT THE COLONY.