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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XX, Issue 3399, 16 June 1877, Page 4

NOTICES WEEKLY CHRONICLE. IS the Cheapest Journal of its class published in New: Zealand. Besides the actual record of the news of the week — local and ; general; together with intercolonial and foreign intelligence by telegram and cablegram — there 'A accompanies eachissue a FOURTEEN' COLUMN '• SUPPLEMENT, acknowledged to be the beat of its kind compiled in the Colonies. Tales, Sketches, Essays, Agriculture, the Household, Science, and Humour, each and all are included in the contents, space being also devoted to other instructive and entertaining reading matter. For - Countty Readers, there is no cheaper or more readable paper published tKan the WEEKLY CHRONICLE, which is daily iricrealsingin favour among Advertisers, a3 a widely' circulating medium of publicity/ and among tbe reading community as a carefully compiled and most popular family newspaper. The Proprietors are sparing -neither labour nor expense to make their weekly journal acceptable to all classes of readers, and ' a welcome visitant in every household. . . It' has been reduced ih price— though the Supplement has entailed a heavy extra, expenditure — in order to' bring 'it withiii the reach of every Settler.within this and tlie adjacent Counties j aridthe Proprietors confidently expect for it a circulation in these districts approached by no other journal published therein. SUBSCRIPTION. „ ''„ "' To WEEKLY CHRONICLE. ("with Supplement), delivered at the Agents along the route of Cobb's Line of Coaches, or by any other available. means of * conveyance— TEN SHILLINGS; PER ANNUM (paid in advance). i Posted within the Colony, from, addresses registered at .the r Office, -Twelve"- Shillings and Sixpence per annum. To places beyond the Colony, Fifteen Shillings per Annum. I^° JUST C.b.M. ME NCE D, .. In the Supplement, SILVERWATER BEND, SILVER-WATER BEND, SIhVERWATER BEND, SILVERWATER BENo, S I LYE R WAT E.R :BEN D, SILVKRWATER BEND, SILVERWATER BEND, An Australian and New Zealand Tale, to be continued through successive issues. * Subscribers ordering papers, and neglecting to forward the amount : of their annual subscription, in Advance, swill be charged at the former rate of subsci-iptipn for booked orders, namely, One Pound sterling. : "AA A" ' V. Subscriptions can be transmitted through any of the Agents,- or direct to the Publishing Office, by Stamps or P.O. Order. ' CARSON BROS., „. ■ . .Proprietors! Chbonicle Office, Victoria Avenue, March 9, 1877. LIST OF AGENTS': KaiTwi ... Mr Tingey Maxwelltown ... ... Mr Brown Waitotara Mr Fisher Waverley.. „, Mr Hogg Carlyle (Patea) MrDale Kakaramea Mr Dixon Hawera Mr Qreig Waihi Mr Brett Wangaehu Mrs Richardson Turakina Mr Franklin Marton ...... Mr Watt Bulls Mr Munro Sandon ... Mr Tompkins Parawanui ... Mr Moore Foxton Mr Foster Feilding Mrßoe Wellington Mr Brown Auckland ' N.Z. Herald ' Dunedin Mr Wheeler Melbourne and Sydney ... Gordon & Gotch London ... Mr George Street, 30, Cornhi!