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EXPRESS PASSENGERS , LIST. Thursday, Djscembbr 17. From the South. For Cftristchurch—Messrs R. Bardic R. H. Ellis, G. Sbirtclifto, Miss Merchant.' For Timaru—Mr AUprey, Mrs Philjn Russell. v ,For thr South. j Mrs M'Kenzie, Mrs Davvson, and Messrs A. L. Scott, W. J. Dillon, G. W. Hulme and James Mills. S5SS53gg FIRE ALARMS. Fires in tho city are indictaed by tin y ollowing tolls for thb different wards:—. North-west ward 1 toll North-east ward ... .„ 2 tolls South-east ward ... ,_ 3 tolls South-west ward 4 tolls THE WEEKLY PRESS AND "N.Z. REFEREE," i OF THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17m ILLUSTRATIONS: SEED DRESSING MACHINERY AT ADDINGTON. THE CITY OFFICES OF QEO. O. STEAD. SNAPSHOTS AT THE WELLINGTON SHOW. PRIZE SHROPSHIRE EWE HOGGET, The Property of Messrs John Reid and Sons, Moat* Christo, Southland. THE REV. WILLIAM CRUDEN, Vicar of Ohoka. PROFESSOR MATHEW, M.A., LL.B, Author of "Universities Old and New." TORPEDO WORK IN TJHE CHINA-JAPAN WAfc THE KALEIDOSCOPE OF SUMMER FASHIONS ILLUSTRATED. THE TEAMS IN THE CRICKET MATCH, Sargood, Son and Ewen v Bin", Harris and Oα, Played at Dunedin November 28th, 1896. MEMBERS OF THE NEW HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. NEW ZEALAND SCENES, The Rotunda, Napier. THE HASTINGS RIFLE SHOOTINQ TEAM, Winners of the Coleman Challenge Shield, 1896. WHERE THEY DO NOT BOIL THEIR HAIR SHIRTS. A CRITERION OF CLEVERNESS. SOME BRAVE DEEDS, By Archibald Forbes. PROSY MIDDLE LIFE. KILMAINHAM MEMORIES. A WILD TIME BANK. FIELD MARSHAL ROBERTS AT HOME. VETERINARY INSTRUCTION. NITRAQEN NOT YET SUCCESSFUL. ' CURIOSITIES OF "COURT ETIQUETTE. PRICE-SIXPENCE ' ' i ■ * NOW PUBLISHED, i V THE NEW ZEALAND TURF EEGISTEB SEASON 1895-96. FULL AND ACCURATE REPORTS OF THE PAST SEASON'S RACING 7 (INCLUDING TROTTING) : ~ IN NEW ZEALAND. ENTRIES, &c., FOR PRINCIPAL FORTHCOMING EVENTS TABLE OF WINNERS WEIGHT FOR AGE SCAJLE RULES OF RACING. And Other Interesting Sporting MatUr «f • Valuable Charaoter. , PRICE-10^6 D CASH. - Published at the Office of the WEEKLY. PRKBS . AND REFEREE, Cashel street, Chrhtchuroli where Orders (addressed to the Manager), should*. , cent in AT ONCE to prevent disappointment, M «# limited number will be published ' ' ■. ■"■

It is astonishing how often New Zealander. are puzzled when they come across a town with a Maori name to locate it—For instance, where is Pokeno ? AMr Thos. Pope, who resides there, says Loasby's■" Wahoo "is unrivalled for all stomach and liver com plaints. —[Advt. ] Goods at Wholicsalk Pric»s. — See Wardell Bres , . new list. 312

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