- THE j CHRISTMAS NUMBER | OF THE | "CANTERBURY TIMES" is NOW ON SALE. • ttXPSSNCE WELL .BUY THIS CHOICEST OP LITERARI PLUM PUDDINGS. Ma a Combination of Reading Matter and Illustration the JOURNAL CANNOT BE SUBPA6SED. NO Expense has Ixsen spared to »»*• the CHRISTMAS NUMBER of the . OanWburv Times" a production of wnich its \*K_nvAon and the Public will feel proud. Writers of world-wido repute have contributed SEASONABLE STORIES, Mid titcse, by tbeir wealth of variety, cannot fell io tofcßMfc all classes of readers. The following ars some of the Tales specially , seketed by experts who know what the public imlly appreciate: — THE KING CHRISTMAS, By Guy Thorne. THE HERMIT OF LONGAIL, By G. B. Burgin. CHRISTMAS AT SANDRINGHAM, By Athol Forbes. . THE CHRISTMAS CHILD, By Katherine Tynan. THE GHOSTS OF EHRENBREITSTEIN, By S. Baring-Gould. #MARJOR_E'S DREAM, By Evelyn Everett-Green, CHRISTMAS ROSES, By Philip Barneß. THE BUSH FISHERMAN, By Edward S. Soreason. A MESSAGE OF PEACE, By L. E. Colville. THE STRANGER WITHIN THE GATE, By F M. White. TIM'S CHRISTMAS TREE, By Alice and Claud Askew. THE MOTOR-CAR OF SANTA CLAUS, By Geo. R. Sims. A PERILOUS CHRISTMAS EVE, By H. Park Bowden. THE BAD LITTLE GIRL NEXT DOOR, By Constance Clyde. CHRISTMAS AT SLOWBY JUNCTION, By Tom Gallon. A LITTLE CHILD SHALL LEAD THEM, By FeTgus Hume. THREE CHRISTMAS DAYS, By John Foster Fraser. THE MIDNIGHT VISITORS, By Guy Thorne. THE LITTLE BLUE BROOCH, By Alice and Claud Askew. MISS BROWNE'S LODGER, By Mary Angela Dickens. SOWERBY'S FAIRY, By Tom Gallon. THE SINS OF SOFIA. By Mrs C. N. Williamson. MILLICENT, By L. T. Meade. THE KEY OF HEAVEN, Bjr Katherine Tynan. A CHRISTMAS WOOING, By Winifred Graham. JEFFREY'S DUTY, By Harold Briedloss. THE CHRISTMAS BELLS, By Katherine Tynan. ELEANOR'S MOTHER, By G. R. Burgin. _UNT PRISCHLLA HACKETT, By Annie S. Swan. LADY LUCY'S YULE LOG, By E. Everett-Green. ■CHRISTMAS AT ANCHOR, By Tom Gallon. THE TAVERN GUESTS, By HaUiwell Sutcliffe. QUAINT CHRISTMAS SURVIVALS, By Mra Sarah Tooley. THE SUSPENSION OF REGGIE, By A. M'Clure Wanwck. MY LADY'S PORTRAIT, By Mrs Baillie Saunders. THE DRAGON'S SNAPDRAGON, By William Le Queux. THE HAUNTED MERE, By Headon Hill. CHRISTMAS BELLS AND WEDDING BELLS, By Lilian QuiLler Couch. ILLUSTRATIONS. Studies of Maori Life. Studies of New Zealand's Scenio Beautks. Studies of the Maoris and Fijians at tho N.Z. International Exhibition. ROTORUA AT THE EXHIBITION. ■■9 — •. Tbe Illustrations hove been specially prepared, the number of pages devoted to them is vary large, and the work is q_ite a triumph of the Photographic and Printing Ait. Tbis Remarkable Production will be SOLD TO THE PEOPLE For SIXPENCE. There was an enormous run on the issue yesterday. Secure copies early or you suffer disappointment. REMEMBER, THE PRICE IS SIXPENCE ONLY For the CHRISTMAS NUMBER OF THS "CANTERBURY TIMES."
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 8808, 21 December 1906, Page 4
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