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Southland Times, Issue 930, 8 April 1868, Page 4

MisoeUaneous ■ ' i ' 7,i —n ■ i i.iiii. i U.***M»«» '<THE SOUTHLAND WSB^ AKD " THE WEEKLY TIMES, THESE JOURNALS have a very large aa* extensive circulation throughout New Zealand^ Victoria, New South Wales, Western and South Australia, Tasmania and Great Britain ; atst^ since fhe opening qf fhe Panama route Agent* haver been appointed in most of the principal citie. in America. As a circulating medium, both in Town and Country, these journals offer favorable advantage* to Advertisers; while the charges have bee* materially lowered in order to induce Traders, Merchants, and the Public generally to ataii themselves of the columns of the TWB. Regular Agents have been appointed throughout New Zealand, the Colonies, Great Britain, <f<-\ ; The following arethe Rates for. Advertisings. Per inch, qf eight lines- ... ... B*. Half pries for every subsequent* insertion qfif the same AdvertisemenUX. 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