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Publications -a.. THE WEEKLY PRESS AND "N.Z. REFEREE," OF THURSDAY, SEPT. 28. COMMERCE—AIford Forest's Rosourcei| Valuable Timber, Coal and Limestone, VOLUNTEER, SERVICE NOTES-*, Novel System of Handicapping—Jig. perts on the Bisley Marking—Correspondence—New Zealand Rifle Associs* tion—Local News. By Bullskyk— Modified Bisley Marking to bo Tried ia the Colony (Sketches given)— Welling ton News. PUBLIC OPINION—" I Must get a Pom" —How the Taxpayers' Money U Squandered—Plain Talk to Single Men. By J.YV.—The Levin Memorial—The Latest Worry—Bad Advice to Women —The Non-Voter to bo Degraded. ' IN CHASE OF TE KOOTL By Koklri, SOME THOUGHTS ABOUT TEETH. Br Mararoa. THE HUMOURS OF SIAM. By Douour Slaven. A RACE BY MOONLIGHT, By Homes Bassfokd. A POACHING STORY. By "A Son ot the Marshes." LUCKY LEXHAM. By John Trkwai Hay. ME AND ARTHUR. By Barry Pain. SAVING THE BATTERY. By M. Quad. A BOY'S CAPTURE BY THE INDIANS AND HIS ESCAPE. SCIENTIFIC—RaiIway Safety Clock—ln* destructible Paint—Transmitting Pja« tures by Electricity—Tho Electric Light in tho Human Body. SCISSORS—The Bachelor—A New Ona.for World's Fair Visitors. . EDITORIAL NOTES-*A Dairy Factory for Hawera—Mr Orbell to the Genu* dino Farmers —Losses in Potato* Growing—To Protect, Young Trees from Rabbits—The Danusli Milking Machine —Ploughs or Industry—High Prices for Bullocks. NOTES FOR GRAZIER AND DEALERShropshico v Lincoln. By Various Correspondents — New Zealand Flock Book—Benefits of Shearing LambsWool Scouring. By Sheep Farmer. SOME BIG TALLIES—New ZeaUnd Shearerß in Queensland. TRIAL OF SHEEP SHEARING MACHINES. STUD NEWS—Tom King—Nobleman. THE PRODUCTION OF REFRO. DUCEHS. CROSSBRED PIGS. By Sanders SrKNCiea. THE YOUNG CHICKS. By Fancier. THE GARDEN—Orris Root and Atta o> Roses—Foeding Pot Plants—Damping Chrysanthemums —A Novel Contest— The World's Fair Rbododendrons. OUR ILLUSTRATIONS-Ladios' Fashion* able In aud Out of Door Gowns for Spring aud Summer—The Now Shot Velvet Cape and Collar In Ouo— Children's Frockß and Pelisses. SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS oa View at the D.I.C. THE PHOTOGRAPHER—Finishing a»d Mounting, by V. Nktt. REFEREE EDITORIALS—Bogus Sweeps in New South Wales—Tho StockboyBadger case. THE OFFICIAL CALENDAR—Lists of Licenses Issued to New Zealand Jockovs, Trainers, &c.—Programmes Passed— . Disqualification, &c. SPECTATOR'S NOTE BOOK - Com* men ts on Australian Racing—Notes 6» the Hawke's Bay Club's Forthcoming Meeting. A DAY AT ASHBURTON—By HoTsrca. A FEW REMARKS —By Giles - A "Searchlight" look through the "New Zealand Turf Register"—Racing Secretaries. DOUBLE ACROSTICS-Tips for the Nerf Zealand Cup and Derby. STUD NEWS—Latest Foalings. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR-Baolol Stewards and Betting—A Batch « Letters. THE NEW ZEALAND CUP—Tho Prospoets^ —Latest Betting. TROTTING — Talk by Spectator — Osterley Puts up a Record—Sires oi the Sea-on—Tho Hawke's Bay Handicaps. HUNTING—The Christchurch Hunt Club —A Day with the Rangitikei Hounds. THE KENNEL—Recent Importations-High-priced Dogs—Standard of Point! of a Fox Terrier. ANGLING—Notes by KELPiK-The Opening of the Season—Prospects by FoNTf* NALIS. ATHLETIC—Notes on the Cross-country Race—The Team for Australiar-Sprint Starting—The " Crouqhing" Stylo, by L. A. Cuff. WHEEL—The New Zealand Team in Australia—Comments on their Perforny ances—Not Allowed to Compete in thff New South Wales Championship. CRlCKET—Opening of the Season—lnterprovincial Notes. AQUATIC—AnnuaI Meetings—Comments on Sullivan's Victory. PRICE-SIXPENCE ESTABLISHED. ISSB. J. & W. JAMESON, BUILDERS, CONTRACrOHS and TIMBER MERCHANTS. WINDMILL AND HAZELDKAN ROADS SYDENHAM. ESTIMATES furnished for all classes of Building and Contracting WO F k .-J?7. keen a largo stock of Huildltiß Material atitt a staff of Competent Workmen, and are in » position to attend to orders in town »" u country at the shortest notice. «._, Telephone No. 312. *"»■.