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I 18 THURSDAY, MAY n. TYP E E By HERMAN MELVILU, | Chap. I.—A Land-sick Ship. Chap. 11. -The Dolly C apt ured b Whuihenios. °* "H WANDERINGS IN WONDERLAND. IV.-l'arskino. ' VAN BIBBER AND OTHERs_t *. Hungry Man \Y aa Fed. n l, S* Bibber at the R*ces. m t Vt ? First Hunt, "' ***** HOW MARION CRAWFORD WORKq VOLUNTEER AND SERVICE Noil Nolea by Bi'llskvk. MiiiUry (j\Sii? -Siio.t Service and U n Li£ lU «> Archibald Forbes's ideas. fy tt* 1 EYE ' §*' BANDS' ASSOCIATION—Potpourri. IIE SCIENTIFIC—Printing by ElectricitJf The Material of buooting yuvvs—'S Eleotro-Mugnetic Theory of Light. § MEMORIALS OF THE DEAD. Jk Kate Bkadi,ev.
THE ARIZONA KICKER AND T« POSTMASTER. "1 OUR ILLUSTRATED PAGE — Qi#? Wiuter Jacket unit Tnree Frock*. «§ DRESS AND FASHION - Wiotijf Novelties on View at Messrs SharlS Robinson and Co.'s. || LONDON AND PARISIAN FASHION^ ABLE IJOVVNS. 1 A NOTABLE LAYETTE. f WEDDING OF JIISS SCOTT AT Rml GlTllvEl. if A WALK TO AKAROA. f
BISCUITS AND SMALL CAKES FOR AFTERNOON TEA. * WHERE ARE THE DANCING MEN* SOME CURIOUS PERQUISITES. TO PRESERVE NASTURTIUMS. EDITORIAL NOTES-A matter whicfc New Zealaud farmers should see to-Co-operative Dairying iv tjoini, Amtralia —VVhea 1 . Sued—rrooectjon with* Vengeance —Export of Harts, Rabbite and Small Bit da —The Wwtlier—Husinees for the A. and P.—Oaliforutaa Thistle Seed—Martini h» N aw z ek laud.
NOTES FOR GRAZIER AND DEALER By Straoglku. FOOTROT IN SdEEP—I. By Hscrci McDonald—ll. By "G." FLUKE AND ITS CAUSES—By Crook® Stic it. WEARING OUT COWS. HOW TO DRAW NAILS AND SPIRES SCENT IN CATTLE. A PROLIFIC COW. FACTS ABOUT MUSHROOMS. THE PARADISE OF SPECIAL 88$ TLERS—By E.A.H. BUTTER MAKING AT THE LONDOJ DAIRY SHOW—By tho Girl iM Won. ; THE GARDEN—Roses from Cutting** Autmnu and Winter Oruumoutil Plants. THE POULTRY - KEEPER — Ktlqi Breeders. By Fanoikb—Mr Joiinto etick, Mr H. Butt, Mr G. A. KUeaProtit and Loss on Egg Returns.
REFEREE EDITORIALS — The Jeftj Diequaiificatiou—New Mode 01 h.mi\capping Trotters —Railway ment and Horse Ownore. • THE PICK OF OUR TWO-YEAR-OLBi —By Hotspur. ■•> THE NEW ZEALAND CUP-The M ting Done. :
THE LIBERATOR CASE—A Full ttojxsjf of Concluding Days and the Ju<l||f" ment. ' 1 TURF TALE—"The Squatter's Cufi (an Australian Bush story). B SELECTIONS FOR THE D.J.C. BIRtH-i DAY MEETING—By Si'Eotatob. BE ENGLISH RACING—FuII Details of M f Lincolnshire Handicap and otte I Liucoln Spring Events. | TROTTING—The Plumpton Meeting B»B viewed—Yum Yum Retires from U» I Track—The " Triple " Handicaps ». COURSING—FuII Report of and Co»i moots on the Dunedin Plumptogil Meeting—An Unpleasant Incident iBI HUNTING—South Canterbury I£arri«n-iW Ash burton Hounds — Ohriatohutei t Hounda, &v. : : i THE KENNEL—Notes by Tebribb. 4 ANGLING—"A Season's Record"—By Mr f A. H. Shuhy. \ J FOOTBALL — Senior Notee by Dm, ;f kick — Amongst the Jtuiiore, blj J True Bluk—The New Zealand «»l$ Otago Rugby Unions. |i| ATHLETICS — Amateur Sports in Wwjjj , lington ; a glaring denial of jueticß-*|,| Oxford and Cambridge Sports. m GOLF-YACHTING- CRICKET -TUffil BILLIARDS—THE WHBfeS. AQUATIC, &a, &o. si] PniCE-SIXPENOB. f
die - piano wft ■; AND ■ I MUSIC DEJPARTMENT. I T HE BEST FOB I ARE THE I ALEXANDRIA MODEL I. PIANO 35 ALEXANDRIA MODEL 11. PIANO 45 m ' I ALEXANDRIA "ROSENKRANZ" PIANO 55 m I ALEXANDRIA MODEL 111. PIANO 65 ""• g •frt^w^llß , *^" , Denartmente. so In PIANOS we are determined to KEKP & NO INFEKIOK or UNKELIABLE GOODS, and Purcbiwere «iw Cautioned kagainst buying Low-priced Pianos now being so tnnch advertleed or Second; f tl ni?wS^' l IV e, J. fee w ¥ zh r Drove dear » fc * Q y Price, when for THIBW-FlVfc ; §Km™S*S** h ftn * Upwards they may get One of the LATESr CON- h STRUCTION, or on Terms to Suit themselves. \ \ ALL THE PRINCIPAL and RELIABLE PIANO MAKERS' GOODS j CopetMtly kept in Stock, auch aa Lipp and Bonn, Schwechten, G. t>l in on, Carl i Ecke, Collard and Collard, Erard, &c 7, ,stc. |I SHEET MUSIC. J I€\ €\t\f\ COPIES of NEWEST MUSIC to Select from. NO ff XVjVvU OLD StOCK, and all. at Prices never heard of lo r\ Christchurch before. )\ MA^ORif* 3 Just Opened, New Dance Music GO S D 2ffi!l \\ auFtvni&n *lUBtl ÜBt Opened. New Dance Mueio JWBnSffiM PRPItP AKD i aat Opened, New Dance Mnslc PKPITA J ue t Opened, Nevr Dance Musio Pafir*"!] Also, ' . . f ■, 'I VALSES, QUADRILLES. LANCERS, Special Lot for the Present I OPERATIC SEASON. ■ I PIANO AND MUSIC DEPARTMENT* I ■ ■ AT Tffß ' J t> x CL . 1 B. HALLENSTEIN, * ft. d BBOWN, I Chairman. . ■ ■ * i Manee*** '1
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Press, Volume L, Issue 8480, 11 May 1893, Page 6
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