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• BIRTH.

• NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.

• The Aroha AND Ohinemuri News AND UPPER THAMES ADVOCATE.

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

• CABLEGRAMS. POLITICAL OUTLOOK.

• MINING NEWS TE AROHA.

• OHINEMURI. (FROM OUR OWM CORRESPONDUNT.) OHINEMURI COUNTY PROPOSAL TO BORROW £7000

• TOWN BOARD.

• DOMAIN BOARD.

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• SANATORIUM FOR TE AROHA.

• MEETING OF CREDITORS.

• POLICE COURT, TE AROHA. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1887. (Before Messrs. J. A. Dobson and J. Ilott, J.'... [kua rāpopototia]

• TAURANGA ELECTION. WITHDRAWAL OF Mr L. M. GRACE. Mr KELLY A CANDIDATE. ROTORUA, Monday.

• Mr. GILL AT TE AROHA.

• CORRESPONDENCE.

• WAIORONGOMAI SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

• C0R0MANDEL ELECTORATE. MR MACKAY BEFORE THE ELECTORS AT PAEROA.

• BIBLE-READING IN SCHOOLS AN ELECTION MANIFESTO.

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• The Garden. Sowing Seeds.

• THE GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. Bcsult of the Year's Work.

• diabolical Attempt to Burn a Household.

• THE EXTRACTION OF METALS FROM THEIR ORES.

• SHOCKING SUICIDE AT

• CABLEGRAMS.

• A CHILD BURNT TO DEATH. Bravery of a Seven-Year Maori Boy.

• "STRUCK' HE." Good Reports From Gisborne.

• The Songs We Used to Sing.

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• AUSTRLIAN NEWS.

  • (Per s.s. Mararoa.) The Kimberley (Goldlicld.

  • Late News From New Goldfield. DISCOVERY OF MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY.

  • The Natives Chastised.

  • Opening of the Waratali Monastery.

  • Bruin at Large

  • Roasted Alive.

  • Hanian Gaudaur Boat Race. ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. Gaudaur Disqualified. (SPECIAL MESSAGE TO THE "... [kua rāpopototia]

  • MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY.

  • Rare Find of Gems.

  • New Guinea News. PUNISHING MORESBY ISLAND MURDERERS.

  • Wreck of the Gunge. GALLANTRY OF THE LIFEBOAT CREW. A Plucky Pilot

  • The Small-pox at Port Darwin.

  • Deliberate Attempt to Murder.

  • Massacre at New Guinea

  • Heavy Floods in Victoria. MILES OF COUNTRY INUNDATED.

  • Suicide of a Domestic Servant. DASTARDLY CONDUCT OF A YOUNG MAN.

  • Unemployed at Melbourne.

  • The Fate of General Gordon.

• HOW TO SAVE THREE MILLIONS A YEAR. An Interview wlth Sir John Lubbock, M.P.

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• FATAL ENCOUNTER WITH A SNAKE Hugo Serpents In India.

• A SINGULAR CASE. A Youth Charges Himself With Embezzling L640.

• A Strange Sermon.

• A GRAND DUKE'S WOOING. His Efforts to Win a Daughter of the Prince of Wales.

• ADDRESS BY SIR JULIUS VOGEL. [BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

• Borrowing.

• ANGLO-COLONIAL NOTES

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• FRISCO MAIL.

  • THE SHOOTING OF BISHOP. INTERVIEW WITH THE PARTIES.

  • DEATH OF BISHOP.

  • RAILROAD DISASTER.

  • AMERICAN SUMMARY. San Francisco, July 29.

  • A Big Aerolite.

  • Pigeons as War Messengers.

• Russian Operations in Australian Waters.

• A FAITHFUL DOG. Remarkable Illustration of Fellow Sympathy Among Animals.

• The Landslip in Switzerland

• A New York Cathedral.

• Exciting Tiger Adventure.

• WHAT IS THIS DISEASE THAT IS COMING UPON US.

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• THE SUEZ MAIL.

  • JUBILEE NOTES. Interesting Items About the Jubilee.

  • THE CHIDREN'S JUBILEE. A Happy Day in Hyde Park. SALA'S DESCRIPTION OF THE FETE.

  • Followed the King's Example.

  • The New Explosive.

  • WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT IT ?

  • THE NEW WONDERLAND. The Marvels, of the Walotapu Valley. {By a Recent Visitor. )

• NEW YORK'S WIRES. Miles of Metallic Strings That Traverse the City.

• HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN IRELAND. A Boy Tarred and Burned Alive.

• Women at Breakfast.

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• THE MYSTERY OF HADDON'S FERRY.

  • CHAPTER XXI. MAGDALA.

  • CHAPTER XXV. THE MIGHTTIEST SPELL.

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• VALUABLE AMBERGRIS. A Costly Walf of the Sea Which is Seldom Found.

• The Annexation of Cyprus.

• Newmarket Heath.

• Earthquakes in Italy.

• Moustaches Forbidden.

• Dresses at the Jubilee cremonial.

• Capture of Hughes, the Outlaw.

• A Funny Captain.

• Sad End of an Eccentric Lady.

• Why Mark Twain left The Army.

• THE "FORGED LETTER" IN THE "TIMES." The Writer, the Seller, and the Price Discovered.

• Fearful Disaster in a Russian Circus. MANY KILLED AND MANY INJURED.

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• Ruby's Reward. BY MRS GEORGIE SHELDON.

  • CHAPTER XXIV.

  • CHAPTER XXV. THE PLIGHTED TROTH.

• WAR BALLOONS, AIR TORPE DOES, AND BOMBSHELLS.

• Liberalism in England.

• UNKNOWN

• fearless but Foolish.