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TABLE OF CONTENTS. Antarctic Expedition ... ... ... 4 Auckland Agricultuial XtW3 ... ... 10 Art and Artists ... ... ... fiS Angling ... ... ... ... 58 Athletics ... ... ... ... 53 A Member in Revolt ... ... ... IS Bruce Woollen Mills ... ... ... 77 Bruce Building Society ... ... 13 Biwling .. ... ... ... 5* Births. Marriages, Deaths ... ... 47 Boer War ... ... ... ... 3d Calendar for the Week ... ... 5 Clut'na County Council ... ... 19 Cablegrams ... ... 15,20-21 Casualties ... ... ... ... 21 Conciliation Board ... ... ... 14 Chess and Draughts .. ... ... 62 CricVet ... ... ... ... 55 Cycling : Notes hy Demon ... ... 55 Canada and New Zealand .. ... 11 Country.— Lake County, Orepuki, Like Bawea. Clinton, Woodside, Windsor, Waikauaiti. Milton, Kaikoura (South Canterbury), Kawarau Gorge, Hokonui, Clj de. Wetheratones ... ... 31-32 Death of Mr Arthur Morrison, M.H.R. ... 26 Deputation to Sir J. G. Ward ... ... 53 Education Board ... ... ... IS Editor's Wallet .. ... .. 76-77 Farm and Station. — A. and P. News, Notes on Rural Topics, Stock and Grazing Notea, Our Yorkshire Letter, New Zealand Produce in London, Commercial Cables, The Farmers' Union Movement, Breeding, Southland Agricultural Notes, Blood I'oisoniDg in Sheep, N.Z. Farmers' TJiiioo, Deputation to Sir J. G. Ward. Wool Sales ... ... • 6-9,16-19 Fanciers Column, Kennel, Poultry Notes 53 Fob and Fancy ... ... ... tis Football .. ... ... ... 58 From the Old World to the New ... 7* Geology of Mines and Minerals-... ... 75 Garatn ... ... ... ... 11* Gymnastics... ... ... ... 58 Bifih Schools Beard „ ... ... 26 Health Column ... ... ... 68 Joy of the Earth ... ... ... 17 Lawn Tennis ... ... ... E8 Laimes' Page : By Ejimemne.— Answers to Correspondents, Table Talk. Ladits' Go>»ip, Home Interests. Illustrated Fashions, Art »:id Craft of Giving Prestntf , Xmas Shopping, The Song of the Skirt. Self-Raisin» Flour ... ...65-67 Landand Water ... ... ... 54 Literary Notes ... ... ... 70 U'itle *'olks : By Dot.— Letters From Little Folk ... ... ... 71-73 Licai. and General ... .. ... 58 Mining.— The Week's Mining News, Minirg Notes from Wakatipu, Alexandra, Matauia, Cromwell, Clyde, Greymoutb, Roxburgh. Dredging in Victoria, Mmmc Returns, Quotations at the Slock Kxchaogep, The Dredging Industry, The Salting of Dredging Claims ... ... £7-30 MCLTUM IN I'AR.VO ... ... ... 59 Musical Examinations ... ... 77 Novelist ... ... ... ... 63-64 Natura'ist ... ... ... ... 68 Notes and Queries ... ... ... 47 New Zealand News Items ... ... 21 Nelson Show ... ... ... 26 Otago School Commissioners ... ... U Omnium Gathei urn .. ... ... 4,12 Otago Centr?! Railway League ... ... 59 Otago A. and P. Association ... ... 22-26 Obituary ... ... ... ... 21 Publications Kecelved... ... ... 60 Personal Notes ... ... ... 6* Poetry ... ... ... ...63,70 PaFbing Notes ... ... ... 5 Pater's C'-ati With The Beys ... ... 73 Personal Items ... ... - ... 2S Notes ... ... ... 68 Shipping ... ... ... ... w Short Stories .'.. ... ... 78 Southland News Notes ... .- 48 Smoke Conceit to Mr E. F. Dutfaie ... • Sooth African Meat Contract ... ... 19 Southland Land Board ... ~. 19 Sydnty Gos-ip ... ■ ... ... «*» Sketchkr.— .Some Fables of History. A Literary Aspirant, Brare Deeds That Won Fortunes, Roosefeldt Stories, Sonora, Humourg of Church Collections ... 69 70 Stage. — Theatrical and Musical Note?, Wellington Wing Whispers, Stage Gossip, Round the World, Alhambra Theatre. New Zealand Theatre Bcokings, A Theatrical Company in Trouble ... 60 61 Sporting.— Talk of the Day, Auckland Topic*?. Canterbury Doings, Sporting Notes From Australia, In a Nutshell, Wellington Notes, Turf Topics, Owner's Reminders, Weighis, Acceptanres, etc., Racing in Eneland and New Zealand, Bookmakers Fined, Tiainsrs' Customs... 49-53 Tokomairiro Presbyterian Church ... 77 Trial of Dr Wilkins ... ... ... 1* Tfce Spear .. ... ... ... 73 Went Caask Coal Mißfs ... ... £6 Wreck of the Royal Tar ... ... 14 Week ... .- ... ... 47 Waihemo County Council ... ... « Waikouaiti County Council ... ... J9 Witness Subscriptions ... ... 47 ILLUSTRATIONS. A Young North Islander ... ... 40 Bird Cage Exhibited at the Tuapeka Poul. try Show ... ... ••• •>£ Clifton Reid... ... ... ••• 40 Dunedin Engineers in Camp at .Leitn valley.— Ambulance Party at Work, A Signalling Party on the Hillside, His Excellency the Governor Examining the Work, The Cadets... ... ■ 3S, 44 D.J.C. Summer Meeting.— View of the Lawn, Distinguished Visitors in Front of the Totaliiator, PlacsQ Horses in the Dunedin Handicap, Mr A. Moss's Canteen .- ... — 36.43i.4R English Cricket Team... ... ... •}? In Woodhaugli Reserve ... ... •« Mrsßlandfprd ... ... ••• 4(t Messrs Payne and Peck's Patent Elevator at Work ... ... .. _ • .37 Otago A. and P. Show.— View of Part of the Machinery, Firat-Piize Tandem Team, First- Irize 3- Hor.e Team. General View of the Show Ground. Judging Dog-Cart; and Single Bupgy Horees, First-Prize Hack, Judging Carriers and Dairy Cows, Wood Chopping Contest 30, 42-46 Otago Central Show of H icks and Draughts 37 Opening of the YachtiDg Season... ... 40 Oamaru and Timaru Shows ... ... 40 11 Picnic Party of Mrs Blandford's Pupils and Friends... ... ... ••• 39 St. Michael's and All Angels' Anglican Church, Ohristchurch ... ... 44 Thomson's Bridge over the Waihopai Paver, Invercargill ... ... •■• 4 * Trooper A. Wilson ... ... ... 40 Vice- Regal Visit to Dunedin.— Littlebourne House, Lady Constance Knox and Lady Eileen Knox, His Excellency the Governor and Lady Ranfurly, The Vice-Kegal Party ... ••• ••• ••• ™ Well-known Trotting Horse Gossoon ... 'SI VOLUNTEERS. The Biuce Rifle Volunteers (B Company, Ist Battalion Otago Rifles Volunteers) have been in camp since last Friday. The weather has been a true Scotch mixture, wet predominating. Colonel Robin was present on Monday night and Tuesday morning, and acting on his practical advice, all work done haa been of a widely extended nature; the great range of modern rifle fire ever being kept in) view. Outpost duty, attack, and defence at various positions, marching of advance »:act rear gtiards, and the construction, of shelter trenches have been gone through as if part of a. tactical problem. The new Lee-Enfield .303 magazine rifles were seived out, and Sergeantmajor Taylor has been assiduous in teaching the proper handling of the weapon., WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS haa tonic and in.YigoratjajjjßSftßgStiSai