THE WEEKLY PRESS AND "N.Z. REFEREE," OF THURSDAY, JULY 13.

Press, Volume L, Issue 8534, 14 July 1893, Page 6

THE WEEKLY PRESS AND "N.Z. REFEREE," OF THURSDAY, JULY 13.

• VOLUNTEER AND SERVICE NOTES-^ Portrait of the late Sir George Tryon— Colonel iox's Report. By Buluetx. ; A TRAVELLER'S TALES. By Moxlbt Roberts. I. Wide Bay By • TH^ T TRAGEDY OF THE SHINGLE I % IIT - By Cj-bgcs, aathor of "Howl brought Out the Maa who could Run." • A C^?f!F' MANLY SET OF CANNL t £>ALh. . FAIRYLAND. By D. M. Wriuiit. j THE -CONIRAST. By H. L. Twislktos 1 PUBLIC OPlNlON—Volunteer Reformed Colonel Fox's Report—The Govern. ment's View of It—The Right Thing— j The Latest Liberal Trouble—Toe I Middle Party—What they Pay For— j .Che Government and Land Buying, fee, EDITORIAL NOTES—Demand for Batter —Roughing it as, Parangi—A Good Paper on Dairying—Milking Machine— Hawke's JJay Farmers , Co-op. — A Cheese Factory for German Bay— Tuberculosis or Achinomyeosis, Whkh. was it? — E:\rly Lambs— Professor Thomas on Internal Parasites of Fare Animals—Dogs and Hydatids. NOTES FOR GRAZIER AND DEALEfc —AHawke's Bayßreeder pa Establish* ing Crossbreds—Hints from the Sydney Sheep Sales: The Popular Libcoin— Exeunt the Friday Market Reports— Success in Regulating S«x—A Strong North Island Lincoln "Ftock. A BIT OF SPECIAL SETTLEMENT EXPERIENCE. From iL W. James, Puraagi, TaranakL WAIMATE FARM NOTES. ! PIGEONS AND CAGE BIRDS AX SYDENHAM. By Fancier. POULTRY AT SYDENHAM. By FasCIEB. , THE GARDEN—Outside Coverings for Glas3—To Make the Moat of Valoabl* Potatoes—Three Rare Daffodil*— Variegated Foliage Plants. OUR ILLUSTRATIONS—Diagrams for Cutting Out the Fashionable Bell aa£ Gored Skirts. FASHION ILLUSTRATIONS — Jacket aud Walkiug Co^taine. DRESS — Elegaufc Gowns—lß3o Cape»— Fashions for Ciiildrea—Feathers «c 4 Ospreya —Evening Gowns—Fashions ia Silks—Coals ana Capes—The Qoeee. Jacket—Evening Mantles. ' FAREWELL DANCE AT PALMERSTON NORTH TO MISS FLORENCS SKERMAN. STEEPLECHASE BALL AT NAPIER. A WEDDING ODE. By Sak* Sabbzsl MEMPHIS AND SAKARAH. By Philb Whiteway, author of " Wanderings ia the East,'" , &.c. LITTLE ONES IN INDIA—A Letter from 4 a Pakeha-M&ori in Calcutta. * v SPORTING NOTIONS — Conference of f Metropolitan Racing" Clubs and the ;" Results—The New Zealand Boob ; makers' Association and "The Monkey -' Man " —The Tofcalisator in the House. RACING CONSULTATIONS-Tneir Sup. :' p;ession in New South Wales— £430,000 Collected and Distributed by fOue Promoter in Twelve Months, I" RErROSPECTIVE GLANCES (Nα IL) % By HoTSPPB. . i' LOOKING AHEAD—The Racing tJaa- I! paign of 1893-94. By Spectatos. NEW ZEALAND HORSES IN AUS- 'A TRAI4A—More Important Victories. |£ ROUND THE WORLD—News from' !^ Everywhere. V. THE WELLINGTON STEEPLE. CHASES—Reviewed by "Our WelUag- |. ton Correspondent. ,, s ' f GRAND NATIONAL MEETING — The f Weights for the Grand Natiosal Steeplechase and Hurdlea (see " Late |**.s.page). ' ' * b TURF TALE—"A Derby Turn Up; or* "" f---60 to 1 Chance." . t TROTTlNG—Princess Scores a Win— Vj Correspondence re "Trotting Statistic*'* ; I' —Annual Report of the New Zealand *J Trotting Association — The Stailioa j^ Messenger. s^ COURSING—The Waterloo Cap—SpecUk *J Report and Comments—An Effort to Revive the Sport—A £150 Stake—Aα 4 Interesting Point, aa opinion asked './- from Victoria and Englana. r , VETERINARY—"Pink Eye "—Tetania or f Lockjaw — Influeuza or Distemper — Special Notes. THE KENNEL—Notes by Tkbbibk. FOOTBALL—Notes by Dbop Kick-Wi* f the New Zealand Team in New South f > Wales. By "Oar Special Reporter"— %* News from Everywhere. :^ ATHLETIC—WiiI H, W. Batger Repre- k ■ sent Victoria Next November—ihe \i< Australasian A. A. Championships cad f^ the Rales and Rsgulations. - " f*l CRICKET—THE RING—SWIMMING- Q AQUATIC-YACHTING, 40. M PRICE—SIXPENCE. jj