PAPERSPAST

Contents

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• Masthead

• STRAIGHT TALK

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• The Voice of the People. HOW MAY IT BEST BE EXPRESSED AND ACTED UPON?

  • THE POSSIBILITIES OF FURTHER INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

  • CONDEMN THE STRIKE OR LOCK OUT,

  • ENABLE THEM TO LIVE IN HUMAN DECENCY AND COMFORT.

  • SUBSTITUTE A SIEVE FOR THE LADDER.

  • THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE ON DIVIDENDS

  • GROUND VALUES HAVE ENORMOUSLY INCREASED,

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• Our Public Men. PHRENOLOGICALLY AND PHYSIOGNOMICALLY DELINEATED.

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• Single Tax in a Nutshell. [By 0. K.]

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• The New Gospel of Economics.

  • THE POPULAR INTERPRETATIONS OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ECONOMY,

  • THE ORTHODOX ECONOMICS OF OUR FATHER'S TIME

  • THE DEVELOPMENT AND THE EXTENT OF THE INDUSTRIES

  • A LOSS OF PURCHASING POWER

  • THE CHAOTIC TURMOIL OF THE RACE FOR WEALTH.

  • THE MOST PERNICIOUS PART OF CAPITALISTIC ENTERPRISE

  • THE POLICY OF OUR CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY,

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• A Flying Trip to Christchurch.

• Page 9 Advertisements

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• A National Currency. GOLD NOW TAXES US 50 PER CENT. ON EVERY EXCHANGE.

  • Article No. 3.—By "Nomos."

  • STATE PREROGATIVE.

  • FINANCIAL POLICY.

  • BOND-HOLDERS.

  • GOLD-BASIS CURRENCY.

  • ECONOMIC COROLLARY.

  • ECONOMIC POINT OF VIEW.

  • HISTORICAL POINT OF VIEW.

  • CONVERTIBLE NOTES.

  • A NATIONAL CURRENCY.

  • INTEREST-BEARING BONDS.

  • ADVANTAGES.

  • ANALOGY.

  • WHAT IS SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE.

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• Mr. A. E. Kernot.

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• Page 14 Advertisements

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• The Secretary of the New Zealand Rugby Union.

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• The Late Commissioner of Taxes.

• The Prevention of Larrikinism. HOW THEY DO IT IN LYTTELTON.

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• Fair Play WELLINGTON, JULY 2, 1894.

  • A Word to Davy Gain— ET HOC GENUS OMNE.

  • Tea "Swiping."

• Page 18 Advertisements

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• The Governor's Speech.

• The Juvenile Cigarette Fiend.

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• New Zealand Journalism and Journalists.

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• Tea Table Gossip.

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• Inventions of the Month.

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• Wellington Sights. AUCTION ROOMS AND CHINESE. [By The Man in the Street.]

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• The Wellington Bowling Club.

• AN ODE TO BOWLERS.

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• A Sticking Plaster to Heal a Death Wound. THE FINANCIAL COUP D'ETAT.

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• Page 26 Advertisements

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• Burgess Roll for the Borough of Wellington for the Year 1843.

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• SWIMMING.

• DIVING, ETC.

• ROWING.

• SKATING.

• RUNNING.

• Page 28 Advertisements

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• Kaiapoi Maori Pah. CHAT WITH MRS. REEVES REGARDING THE MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE MAORIES.

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• Palmerston North in 1880 and 1894. [By The Spectre.]

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• AMEN AND AMEN.

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• The Best References.

• Reaping Where He Had Sown.

• A Deadly Purpose.

• Real.

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