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• Te Aroha AND Ohinemuri News AND UPPER THAMES ADVOCATE.

• LATEST TELEGRAMS. (By Electric Telegraph). (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT). LATEST FROM AUCKLAND. A... [kua rāpopototia]

• CABLEGRAMS. KOSSUTH SPEAKS. London, Dec. 23.

  • THE ZAMBESI DIFFICULTY.

• THE-PUHIPUHI DlSCOVERY. MR G. WILSON'S REPORT. Nine Reefs Worthless – The Tenth Worth £2 Per Ton.

• SOUTH AUCKLAND RAGING CLUB. MEETING AT HAMILTON.

• SPORTS. UNKNOWN. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Monday evening.

• Masonic Installation.

• PIAKO COUNTY COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING, Re the County Road within Te Aroha Town District.

• CORRESPONDENCE.

  • HOME RULE AT TE AROHA.

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• POETRY.

  • CHRISTMAS.

  • SOME MURMUR. &C.

• Shooters' 'Timon of Athens. 'By Charles Ruoades.]

  • CHAPTER I.

  • CHAPTER II.

• His Bargain.

• SPORTING NEWS "HIPPONA" AT CHRISTCHURCH.

• MR DOWSE'S HANDICAPPING. (BY TELEGRAPH PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

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• FROM ANOTHER WORLD.

  • Whakaahua

• Railway Travelling.

• The Charge of the 600. An Interesting Letter.

• Christmas Cranks and Quips and Quiddities.

  • RIDDLE – RADDLES AND FIDDLEFADDLES. [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.]

  • HAWKTION.

  • WEAKLY PAVEMENTS NOT TAKEN. THE ALPHABET ANALYSED.

  • ENIGMATORIAL CHARADRUMS.

  • MISS L. AINYER.—(Misc-ell-anea.) (AS FINIS-IAN FUN.)

  • GRACE AFTER PUDDING. (HITHERTO NEGLECTED.)

  • ANSWERS. RIDDLE-RADDLES AND FIDDLEFADDLES.

  • Others.

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• ISHMAEL; Or, IN THE DEPTHS.

  • CHAPTER V.

  • CHAPTER VI.

• The Letter Cake.

• Kitchen Recipes.

• The Schoolmistress in the Bush.

• CHRISTMAS IN NEW ZEALAND.

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• MARA'S.GHOST.

  • CHAPTER II.

• Wives Take Notice,

• PRESENCE OF MIND.

• Peg and Peg Drinking Fair.

• A Roland For An Oliver,

  • Whakaahua

• HUMOUROUS. WINNIE AND WALTER.

  • Wooing Won Winnie, Whose Warmheart edness Wards Walter's Welfare.

  • HE WAS AFRAID OF TAKING COLD.

• When They Were Boys Together. By Frank E. Blakey, Park View, Upper Nolson-street, Auckland.

• Wit aud Humour.

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• CHRISTMASEVE

• WHY REMAIN DEAF ?

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• TAKE CARE.

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