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Publications. HB /IJANTEEBDEY irjlHß 0 FRIDAY, FEBBUABY 19. TABLE OF CONTENTS :- Paob. Advertisements 1,2,3 4,6,8,16,17,28,29, 30, 31, 32 Agricultural Farm Notes—Danish Dairy Farming Adulteration and Analysis of Milk. Butter, a' d Cheoße—The Weather and the Crops—Correspondence—Gleanings Amusements —Dramatio Doings in New Zealand—Comforts behind the CurtainForeign Gossip—English Items ... 22, 23 Anecdotal Aquatic—Events to Come—Notes (by Jason)— Christchurch Eegatta—Aquatics in Auckland—Aquatics in Wellington (by Old Salt) • t •■• 13 Axhlbtic—Clarence Whistler Burke beats Cleary Becords Beiten Athletics in Auckland 13 BIBTHS, MaBSIAGES. AKP DEATHS 16 Bowliko-Cunningham Cup IS Chess—Napier v. Cantorbnry—Two Knurhte' Defence—Melbourne Chess Club—Bootch Gambit 23 CoMMERCIAIi •■• •*' ••• •»* *" **• *^ Cricket—Local Matches—Australian Cricket and Cricketers—Ladies' Cricket—The fifth Australian Eleven—The Welling on Colours —A New Zealand Team for England—Cup Matches—Cricket in Auckland—Cricket in Wellington (by Long-Ler) —Cricket in Dunedin (by Short-Stop) 12 Ctcling— Cycling Notes 11 Draughts—Vioioriav.New South Wales ... <w General „"\. ,: •?o Football—A Defence of Football ... u Ladies* Page—To Mrs W. Hardy, West Coast —Our Young Ladies—Fashionable London Wedding—Waste Not, Want Not-Bnles For Exercise-The Record of a Life—A Literary Venture—Presents for Gentlemen —lce Creams Amateur TheatricalsAcknowledgments » Late News 1* Literary; Notes ... •" *» Literature—Various Tales' 26,27,28 Local Beports - 21 Mail News 20,21 Medical J MISCELLANT 1° Moroiaux » Poetry f% Puzzler »• » Quoits • 13 Science—Scientific Gossip 6 Shipping ... .•• ••• , ••• 15 Social Topics—Mrs Meander on the Employment of Leisure Time ... 7 Sporting Bacing Calendar and Index to Closing of Stakes—Notes (by Actteon)— Trotting Meeting—Plumpton Park Summer Meeting—Weights, &c.—Australian and Foreign Notes 9 '}a'}\ Telegrams l°t }° Tub Editor's Arm-Chaib The Garden—Work for the Week—The Stanmore Nurseries—Fruit Growers' Association—Laying Turf ' The Naturalist .... ••■ The Sketchkr—A Chat with the President of the United States—The Phantom Ship The Pekin Examination Hall 24 The Traveller—The Land of the Golden Fleece jj TjbWkk ••■ « The West Coast Bailwat 19,20 THE CANTEBBTJBY TIMES ißjpublished'overy Friday. PBICE SIXPENCE THE "CANTEBBTJBY TIMES." i THE PUZZLES COLUMN. PBIZE COMPETITION. .HE Editor of the " Canterbury Times " Offers a PRIZE of £2 to the MOST SUCCESSFUL SOLVE B under the following BULES : 1. The Prize will be given to the Competitor who daring a period of three months from March 5 to May 29, both days inclusive. 2. The competition will be open to all readers of the " Canterbury Times." 3. Entries can be mode at any time before or during the progress of the competition. Competitors must enter under an assumed name, but must send their real name at time of entering. Only the name of the successful competitor will be published. 4. Competitors' answers must be received by noon on the Tuesday week after the appearance of the puzzles, and the solution of the puzzles will appear in the " Canterbury Times" the second Saturday after their publication. 5. Any questions of doubt or difficulty that may arise will be decided by the judge who has been appointed, and his decision will be final. SEDUCTION IN PBICE. IHE MERCANTILE AND BANKBUPTCY GAZETTE OF NEW ZEALAND.—Established 1876. ONE GUINEA PES YEAB. The above is mailed to subsoribers every Saturday morning, and contains the latest information obtainable of Bills of Salo, Mortgages of Stock, Wool Liens, Agricultural Liens, Bailments, Amdavits of Satisfaction, &a, and publishes all matters relating to Bankruptoy, Letters Patent, &c., up to time of issue. SAMPLE COPY SEN TFBEE our APPLICATION. THE MERCANTILE AND BANKBUPTCY GAZETTE has now entered its TENTH YEAB of existence ; and, encouraged by its past success, the proprietor begs to assure his numerous subscribers throughout the Colony that neither labour nor ex. pense will be spared in sustaining its present deserved reputation as the most reliable of its kind in New Zealand. The half-yearly Index will inHfuture be issued separately, at an extra charge of Five Shillings per I annum. I Note. Subscription with Index, £1 6s per annum ; without Index, £1 Is, Payable in Advance. Persons desirous of subscribing to the Gacetto i I will please send their names and addresses to B. T. ! WHBELEK, No. 8, Stafford street, Dunedin ; or to GEO. A. MAKEIG, No. 2 Chambers, Grain Agency ; Building, Christohurch, agent for Canterbury. I The largest circulation at Horn and abroad- » 6 LONDON JOURNAL " is the Queen of a English Story Journals. Its articles, .jmances, love stories and novelettes are unequalled. The answers to correspondents form _.__*..- .*—. i=*_.. pest family ONDON JOURNAL, Monthly Port, includes | in addition to tne above varied and entertaining mattor, a Sixteen Page Ladies' Supplement of Fashions and Needlework, Coloured Plate of the Latest Paris Modes. "Of excellent quality, various, igorous, an wnolesome ■in tende*""* " —*«t»«<i.» elegraph." 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EON WINE BlNS.—Burrows'Slider Bins. Lock up bins of any size. Small ditto, for two, four, six and twelve dozen of wine. Very handy for butler's pantry, bachelor's chambers, hotels, offices, &o. W. and J. Burrow, Malvern, and 8, Mark Lane square, Great Tower street, London E.C. Illustrated lists free. RON WINE BlNS.—Burrows' Slider Bins. Bins one, two, and three bottles deep. Special Bins for India. Cellars fitted oomSpecial Wins for India. Dollar* plete in Rnv port of the world. EON WINE BINS.— Burrow's Slider Bins. Every bottle separate. No laths required. Breakage prevented. Bins made to any size, or to fit any space. TINE BlNS.—Burrows' Slider Binß. Odd corners, spaces under stairs, oupboardß, and old brick or slate bins can be fitted with these bins, and thus made useful. "EON WINE BlNS.—Burrows' Slider Bins are . superior to all others, safer, more convenient, keep wine in better condition, and prevent the destruction of corks. ' SHWORTH'S PATENT " METALLIC COMB-BRUSH." Ask your chemist or Grosser for Ashworth's I'atent Metallic UMnb-Uruaii." These orusnes have the penetrating power of the comb and the elasticity of the bristle-brush combined —hence the name " combbrush." It is allowed by all users to be the i perfect hair brush ever invented, and has received very high testimony from eminent medical men&nd others for its sanitary value. May nad of all chemists, hairdressers and dealers i fancy goods, or from the makers, enclosed in neat box, post free, Is in stamps. On the some principle is made a much larger and stronger brush for dogs, cattle, horses, &c. Cattle and horse breeders should see this brush at once ji.irsee w;i. allow its use on auypar'. of their bodies, an i i:prc>:uces a clear! and neaithy skin. Send for prost-ectus. Prices, free to nsaresn railway station—Dog brusn, 2s 6d; | cattle ditto, 3s; horse ditto, 3s 6d in stamps.—