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Southland Times, Issue 907, 28 February 1868, Page 4

7 Miscellaneous "THE SOUTHLAND TIMES, AND "THE WEEKLY TIMES. 1 0 wmt " rpHESE. JOURNALS have a very large and: _l extensive circulation throughout New Zealandy Victoria, New South Wales, Western and South. Australia, Tasmania and Great Britain; also, since the opening of the Panama route Agentshave been appointed in most of the principal citie in America. As a circulating medium, both in Town and Country, these journals offer favorable advantages to Advertisers ; while the charges have been materially lowered in order to induce Traders, Merchants, and the Public generally to avail themselves of the columns of the Times. Regular Agents have been appointed throughout New Zealand, the Colonies, Great Britain, ife. The following are the Rates for Advertising .— Four lines and under ... ... 1* Bd Each additional line ... ... Zd' Per inch ... ... ... ... 3* Half price for every subsequent insertion af~ the same Advertisement. Where Advertisements are inter ted for periodsof 3, 6 or 12 months, a very liberal Discount is- •■ allowed on the above rates. Where Advertisements are sent in without the number of insertions written thereon, they will beinserted until countermanded, and charged accordingly. Orders for the withdrawal of Advertisementswill not be received after 1 o'clock p.m. oh the ' day previous to Publication. All Advertisements must be pre-paid except. where a current account exists. SUBSCRIPTION— SOUTHLAND TIME& Town". Per Quarter (credit) ... 12* Bd „ (in advance) ... ... 10* Qd Posted. Per Quarter (credit) ... 15* Bd „ (in advance) 13* Od The days of Publication ofcTHE SoTTTHLAHD Times are, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and IRIDAYS. THE WEEKLY TIMES Is Published every SATURDAY, and contains a full resume of the news of the week. Thi" " . Journal is especially adapted for Country Settler* ; SUBSCRIPTION: TOTOT. Per Quarter (credit) ... . 6* Bd „ (in advance) ... ... 6* 6<T " Posted. 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