THE PUBLIC AND WALL STREET.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 11508, 14 February 1903, Page 7

THE PUBLIC AND WALL STREET.

The "World's Wo* , prints a little newspaper jingle that concdseiy the general feeling of the public in regard to that mysterious place of operations known as Walt street. The lines are not, without their merit in correctly decenting a situation thmb » very real:— 10 miHe make one trust, • 10 tnuta make one combine, 10 combines make one merger, 10-meigen make one magnate,

QUITE EQUAL TO ENGUSH WORK. The "British and Colonial Printer and Stationer," an English authority on printing and process work, publishes in its issue of December 19th last the following eomplimentarv notice of "New Zealand |Hus; trated" : —"The Christmas Number of'*The Weekly Press," published by the Christchurch 'Press' Company, Limited, Christchurch, New Zealand, is an excellent production surpassing even those of former years that we have noticed in out columns. About the size of the 'Illustrated London Netf*,' it consists of sixty pages of 'most interesting matter dealing with New Zealand matters, and most profusely 'illustrated with halftone reproductions of photographs of places, scenery, and pictures of Maori life in the two islands. The covers are printed in gold and colours, and the whole get-up is quite equal to anytliing that, could be done in England- We understand that the photographs, blocks, and drawings were all done by the staff of 'The Weekly Press. , "