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Publication*. H H AK lEBBHBT fp FRIDAY, JULY 30. IKES IsmnsiiHii TABLE OF CONTENTS s Paqe. 1,2,8,4,5.6,7.19,20. AaafOTOTUß**—The Surveyor-General's Report —The Men of the Plains—“ The Brothers and Oplhl Gorge-Feeding- Horses—Cnlu. ration of Mangolds—Gambling in the Wheat Market Rich Strippings: An Udder Sbady—The Frozen Meat Market —Notes for Amomkxhts—Dramatic Doingsin NewZoaujn<* and Australia—Our Melbourne Letter (by W.H.W.) Foreign Gossip— Kyile Bellew su.ai Aouatio—Events to Come—Notes (by Jason) H Australian Oarsmen in England-Sculling Championship of America: Gaudaur outrows Teenier ... ... ... ••• •" Athletic—(ummwga and Geoige—At. nance for Myers—The Prince of Wales and PngUism—Cnampion Mile Handicap AtITOBIOSBAPBT OP BICUSBB BCEQEBS Ahstbalias Hews Barns. Mabbiaozb, ah» Deaths BaiviTine •• •" ov Chess— “Canterbury Times" Solution Tourney —Queen's Fisnohetto Defence—The Cham pion Match—Bird v. Steinitz " Cohhebcial ••• „ ,C'~ CosasiNO Conrsihg Fixtures Notes l oy Canuradzo)— Selwyn County Club torian Waterloo Meeting CniCKßT—The Parsee Cricketers English County Cricket- Anything Wicket —The Australians in England—An “terview with Spofforth i 0» 12,13 ... 11 5 ... n 17,18,19 ... 6 34.35,36 21. 22 24,25.26 ... 6 ... 10 ... 29 Ctcliho Cycling Notes gj Football 8 Football Fixtures Notes (by Quidnunc)— Sydenham v. Football in Auckland—Foottell in Oamaru —Fo it ball in Dcnedin {by Off-side)... 15.16 Bbseeal 14* is lSks'^age— Prize Competition— Ambulance Fancy Dress Ball — Engagements and Matrimony—Experiences of a Lady Help— Odds and Ends-Social Telegraphy—The Women whom Men Marry—Answers to Correspondents ... Late Cable News bars News ... Bixebabt Notes ... ... CiiTKßATtTKß—Varloua Tales Local News ... Hail News Medical ... Keetihob Uihibo / ••• MiSCELLABT Hobcbaux 0h& Owe Cobbespobdehts POETBT Puzzler Pabliaheht ... ... ... Boizbcb —Scientiflo Gossip ... Ihippibs •• —, . BpObtiho Baoing Calendar and Index to Closing of Stakes—Notes—lnterprovincial Gossip—English Eacing-The Ascot Meeting—Foreign Baoing—The Grand Prix de Paris Australian - The V.E.C. Grand National Hurdle Baca and Steeplechase 13,14 Pbleobams ... 23 »5| The Editob’b Abh-Chaib ... - ... - 33 [HE Gabdeh—Work for the Week—Salad Plants-Becaueeof the Gentians ... ~.7, 8 The Two Kimbebletb 10, ll The Naturalist ... ... FH3I Skbtchee—lncidents Met With » nring a Chequered Career-Beading for Ererybody... 82,33 Thu Tbavelleb—Florida Sketches 6 Thu Week ... 33 ... H ... 34 ... 31 26,27,28 7 18 the cantebbubt times Is published every Friday, PRICE SIXPENCE REDUCTION IN PRICE. |HE MERCANTILE AND BANXBHPTCY .. GAZETTE OP NEW ZEALAND.—Estab. “* GUINEA PEB TEAS. „ _ The above is mailed to snbsoribers every Batnr. lv morning, audoontoins the latest information finable of Bills of Sale. 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