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• MAIL NOTICE (TE AROHA).

• MAIL NOTICE (PAEROA).

• CHURCH SERVICES. SUNDAY, JUNE 19, 1887.

• The Aroha AND Ohinemuri News AND UPPER THAMES ADVOCATE.

• LATEST TELEGRAMS. (By Electric Telegraph.) From Our Own Correspondent.

• NEW LINE OF STEAMERS. Invercargill, Last Night.

• CABLEGRAMS.

• PIAKO COUNTY COUNCIL.

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• PRESENTATION TO MR G. A. BURGESS.

• OHINEMURI. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

  • KARANGAHAKE.

  • WAITEKAURI.

  • WAIHI

  • OWHAROA.

• TOWN BOARD.

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• AUCKLAND SUPREME COURT.

• The Premier's manifesto. (BY TELEGRAPH—OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Wellington, this day.

• The New Electoral Districts.

• ELECTION NOTES.

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• A SOUTH SEA GRUISE.

• WAS IT A RESURRECTION? A Corpse Revived Two Months After Burial.

• MORE TROUBLE IN THE CHOIR.

• A RUSH THROUGH AMERICA. [Special Correspondence to Auckland Star.]

• DRAWING LOTS FOR DEATH. A Very Strange Story of the Revolution.

• A Tragic Tale.

• BULLS AND MATADORS. The Novelty of a Bullfight by Electric Light.

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• POETRY.

  • BIRTHDAY MUSINGS.

  • SONNET.—FAME.

  • LADY ELA.

  • IN THE LANE.

• Delicacy of the Sense of Smell.

• Is it Better to Sew or to Serve ?

• Disappearance of Wild Animals.

• Heroism of a Railway Conductor.

• LITTLE FOLK'S COLUMN. THE LAND OF COUNTERPANE.

• Girl's Gossip.

• CIGARETTES IN SPAIN. The Row of Babies' Cradles in a Tobacco Factory.

• VERY HARD LINES. How They Were Written to Order.

• The Czar.

• AN INDEPENDANT WOMAN. A Rothschild who Proposes to Marry the Man of Her Choice.

• AMERICAN CANNIBALS. British Columbia Indians Who indulge in Human Flesh.

• A Story of Kaiser William.

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• ANGLO-COLONIAL NOTES. (From Our London Correspondent.) THE COLONIAL CONFERENCE. Exciting Debute r... [truncated]

• Gaudaur v. Hanlan A SENSATIONAL INCIDENT. (SPECIAL MESSAGE TO THE "EVENING NEWS.")

• AN EGYPTIAN FUNERAL. Strange Burial of the Dead in the Country of the Nile.

• A STRANGE PREMONITION. It Saved the Lives of a Number of Railroad Men—Only One Hurt.

• JAPAN OF TO-DAY. A Country that is Suffering From the Tyranny of the British.

• The Prisoner Holt.

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• WRECK OF THE P. & O. STEAMER TASMANIA. A SCENE of DISORGANISATION AND CONFUSION. (FROM OUR SPECIA... [truncated]

• AUSTRALIAN NEWS. A Tragedy in Sydney.

  • INTRODUCING CHINESE. A Captain Fined £1,000.

  • Frightened to Death by a Cat.

  • Relics of Captain Cook.

  • Extraordinary Spiritualistic Practices.

  • Alleged Serious Forgeries. Ll0,000 Said to be Involved.

  • MR MOSS ON THE DISSOLUTION.

  • No Greater Difficulty

• WHAT IS THIS DISEASE THAT IS COMING UPON US.

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• THE MYSTERY OF HADDON'S FERRY.

  • CHAPTER VI.

  • CHAPTER VI.

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• MORNA DALE; OR, The Guardian's Forgery.

  • CHAPTER XVIII.

  • Romance of a Crime.

  • The Sultan's Latest Craze.

  • The Sleeping Frenchman.

  • How the Qween Travels.

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• THE ROYAL JUBILEE. THANKSGIVING SERVICES. AMNESTY TO PRISONERS. MESSAGE TO NEW ZEALAND. DISORDE... [truncated]

• CABLEGRAMS.

• PARLIAMENTARY GOSSIP. (BY TELEGRAPH— SPECIAL REPORTER.) Wellington, June 11.

• SUICIDE OF MR FRED. A. WHITAKER.

• Coroner's Inquest.

• VERDICT OF THE JURY.