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Publications V* 9 THE • ■ [2 WEEKLY PRESS I AND "N.Z. REFEREE," I THURSDAY, SEPT. 21. | THE ATTACK ON THE MILL By *-' Kmile Zola. '" ' REMARKABLE MONUMENTAL Rtt •''"' MAINS IN THE MARQUESAS 18 LANDS. . GORDON'S PEER: Biography of a R e . \ maskable Man. ENCOUNTERS WITH CROCODILES. * ' By J.G. \ THE TRAGEDY OF DEADMAN'S TER. RACK. By Richmond Bkktuam. CAIRO IN 1893: An Up-to-Date Sketch. BY PIIIUI , WUITEWAV. THE WHITE SEAL. Br Rcdyaro - ! KIPIASCJ. THE SLOCUM TENNIS TOURNAMENT. '' A DOCTORS STORY. FISHER'S GHOST AND ALL THAT. B? ■ Li'kr Sharp. A PRAIRIE SQUALL. By M. Quad. '. A SUNDAY MORNING WALK : A Wap. piug Sketcli. THE TRAGEDY IN NEPTUNE COURT. ,;> LIVERPOOL. . : SCISSORS—The Girl—Tho Trial Trip. THE DISMAL THRONG. Bγ Koninr '. BrCHANAN. SCIENTIFIC—The Must Powerful Light, ~' house iv tho World—How tho Dog > Tracks his Master —A Fevor Annuncia- !• , tor—Resuscitation of tho Apparently ; ■ Drowned—Tho Tclephouo—Aluminium V' Cooking U'.ensils. ;,•"- THE PHOTOGRAPHER. By V. Nnju '' „ Printing (Concluded). - <j PUBLIC OPINION—Mr Soddoiva Faiiy ;'. Talcs—The Grandmother in Legtslatiwi ,', —How to Form the Cftizen—The Nβ* P,' Leader of the Opposition—Sir John ■ ' Hall—The Railway Bill, Making *'.!'.- Capital out of tho Oominissionerih—The Midland Railway—What is Prohibition] ,■■'•' —The Eviction Government. j . VOLUNTEER AND SERVICE NOTES- i,. An Injuatico to the City Guards— [\ The YVobloy-Martini Tried—The Now ¥■• Rlflo Association Meeting—Volley and J. ; "' Independent Firing—Bisley Marking— s,;, Opinions of Corporal King and Major i '■' Purnell. |' ■" OUR ILLUSTRATIONS-Spring M d f : h Summer Millinery—Girl*' Summer s^ Frocks, with Luce Trimmings. i.'>; SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS »t f.s Messrs J. Ballantyne and Co.'a. f}\ TENNIS AND TEA: A Monologue-A k~i Change, "My Daughter Has a Wheel"- |.V A River Romance. • tfEDITORIAL NOTES—Prizes for Milch |J Cows at the Metropolitan Show—Prise !|. }\ for Sheep Shearing—Fitting Sheep to £', Soil—Tho -Fall iv Wool—Not a JUii | v Idea—Parade of Stook at November jyi Example—An Eight Furrow Plough— f;. Bleeders' Cards—Hay for Englftud— f^ The Coouong Merinos. if NOTES FOR GRAZIRR AND DEALER fk By Straggler—Qiulity of Wool ami »>' Mutton. By Hknhy Overton—New W.S 1 Zealand Flock Book. By PiULiP a pi' Threlkkld—Jumping Sales Duye. liy J^ ft ' Fair Play. The Sydney Conference fe,« By Consistent —"Brigand's" Letter |j Criticised by Various Corrospoudents— || !| ' The Amuri Saloyards. jig': THE EXPORT BUTTER TRADE. g=, 1 '' THE WHAKATANB LAND ASSOOIA- |f?j TION, Block No. 1. By A Sktilbu. W> I WAIMATE FARM NOTES. 0 THE POULTRY KEEPER—Note* by Wβ] Fancier. How to Feed Fowls. m.; . ■ REFEREE EDITORIALS >- tfeneiiig JL > Stallions—Stud Horso Paradts-The «F North Canterbury J.C. S^ J NEWS OF THE WEEK—Notes on Car- Sk rent Events. a ! Of ' SPECTATOR'S NOTE BOOK' - The |f ?( ' County Clubs' Conference—Tlje Rμ- j£t. '. ning of tho New Zealand Hbrsea in fc| '. Australia. ' - |||j I THE BETTING MARKET-Latost Now || ! Zealand Cup Business. |A RACING CONFERENCE — Meeting of M l County Clubs—Full Report. • §fj • SIRES OF THE SEASON—Catejby ftifl || Master Agnes—By Spkctator. . fe NOTES AND COMMENTS —By Hot- || ; spur—The South Canterbury Meefoug m < ■ -The Geraldma. Handicaps — Tb» m ' Hawke's Bay Guineas. X ' TROTTING The New Brighton Meet- j^ ing—Hawke'a Bay Nominations—New Wβ 1 Programmes—Sirea of the Season—fly ||? Spectator. if 1 FOOTBALL—Notea on the Southland and || Canterbury Match—The Sevenesiu* M , Tournaments. ' ifj CRICKET—Notes by Dabk Bi,',ib. || ATHLETIC—The C.A.A.C. CroesCoimtrf ||; Meeting—The Likely Startere-W hat || They are Doing. Rte •WHEEL—Notes on the New Zealand Team || in Sydney. l^ 1 KENNEL, COURSING, AQUATIC, 1 *» || PIIICE—SIXPENCE "/ || -■ '""■___ '-1- ll \ TBEES. TREES. TBBBS | . mo BE SOLD CaSAP,-The Ik } X offers for aalo, Cheep, to me?tUtlWj» |p hwimmimfe Stook otFruU Tree* Fruit Bu«JfJ l.fc 5 Flowerlnar. and Everxroen Shrube; Oro»meow ~ ■ Trees, Hedtre Plants, Koaes. Btan«»rd nw ,l - Dwari, Hardy Flowerlag Plante, * [ PlanU. Acknowlodged the flneot oolleotion« ,< well- K rov»n stuff in the Colony. Catalogae»o» •> | , Papanut road. 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