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Star (Christchurch), Issue 8522, 15 January 1906, Page 4

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A PROGRESSIVE NATION AND A GO-AHEAD PAPER. GOOD NEWS FOR THOSE ACROSS THE SEA. TO THE PEOPLE OF NEW ZEALAND. /^WING to the Progressive Policy of the Government 'of this colony, the Postal Department is now able to deliver this country's Newspapers and Journals to any part of the United Kingdom for ONE PENNY per paper, irrespective, of, weight. This •will moan a great saving to those who regularly mail to the "Old World THE "CANTERBURY TIMES," k Which is known throughout New Zealand as THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR PAPER. "FACTS, FEED ME ON FACTS." The famous Thomas Carlyle, in writing this, was well aware of the benefits to. be derived from being fed on facto. And it is to the interests of New Zealanders to be told a few facts about the " Canterbury Times." It is the oldest weekly paper in Canterbury. It is the most Reliable. ■■ It is the most Up-to-date. It is the most Popular. Its various cohimns are edited by Exports of High Standing. It is a Disseminator of Knowledge. It is a Household Paper. It is admitted that its serial stories and storiettes are the Best given by any weekly magazine in New Zealand, and for this reason alone It is the Favoured Journal of Lovers of Fiction: Its special articles on important Colonial and Home Matters are Unsurpassed. It is, by its largo circulation amongst householders, the' Finest Advertising Msdium in the colony. It is the cheapest Sixpence Worth of Combined Illustration and Roading Matter that can possibly be sent to friends across the sea. For these and many other reasons it will be clear to the people of New Zealand that THE " CANTERBURY TIMES " IS AN IDEAL WEEKLY JOURNAL. . • It only costs ONE PENNY to Mail this Splendid Production to your Friends at Home. There ?s no need to hesitate in your choice of a paper ; the " Canterbury Times " supplies all your wants, whether it be in interesting reading matter or illustrations.. • POSTAL CHARGES. The rate or postaga on newspapers to the United Kingdom ia now Id for each newspaper, irrespective of weight, but subject to he following conditions as to despatch:— Jf under Boz (prepaid Id), sent by first available route; If over Boz (prepaid Id), sent by direct steamer only; if prepaid less than id, surcharged at printed- 1 paper rates and sent by direct steamer only : if wholly unpaid, detained and sent to Dead Letter Office. Newspapers over Boz, via ; San Francisco or Federal route, Id first oz, and Jd each additional 2oz or fraction thereof.