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Publications. QAKTBEBUBI T I MB B FRIDAY, FSB. 4. TABLE OB CONTENTS i Page ADVIaTISEMIHTB L 2, 8 4, 6.11, i 9, 20,21, 27, 88.39.40 Accidents, Ac. ... ... 26 Agricultural—The Future of Farming— American Agricultural Machinery andImplements—Breeding of Pedigree BrookLetter from an Old Kansas Settlor— Various Colours in Milk —The Action of Nitrate of Soda—Correspondence—notes for Farmers 8, 0, 10 Amusemehte- Dramatic Doings in New Zealand— Foreign Gossip-The Stage in England—M. Sardou and his New Piece... SO, 31 AftUATio—Events to Come —Notes (by Jason) — The Lake Forsyth Course 16,17 Athletic—Malone and Myers—A Sydney Han-dicap-Great Hammer Throw—English and French Pedestrians 16 Austealiah News ... 81 Babbier Murder 27 Bikths, Marriages, Ann Deaths 21 Bbetitibs ... ••• , ••• 30 Chess— Canterbury Times Solution Tourney, 1888—Chess In Adelaide—lrregular Opening ... .. -. 81 Commercial ... ••• J2 Coubsiho—English Items ... ... _ ... Cbicket—A Club's Centenary—The ibw Ques-tion-Local Matches—Senior and Junior Cub Matches—Cricket in Auckland, Wellington, and Dunedin—The Englishmen in Australia ... —« ... ••• ... IS, 16 Ctclibg—Cycling Notes (hy Scratch) ... ... 15 Dbahorts Football Jg - General ... ... Ladies' Page—Lovers and Laly-Help«—”ane Fashions and Gossip—Childish Wives— Children’s Toys—An Orchestra of ladies— Household Affairs Answers to Correspondentn ... ... Late Cable News ... ... ... ' ... Late News ... ... JJJ Lawn Tennis . * Litxbabt ... ... Litieattjeb—Various Tales ... Local News ... . Local Reports... ... . ... 34,85,86 21,22 ... 17 25„26 ... 27 ... 29 . S 3 14*16 ... 34 ... 81 ... 8 - 19 17 London Letter Meeting j Mining ... Miboxllavt ... Morceaux N.Z KibnblClub POBTBT ■ ... ... Puzzles... ... Science— Scientific Gossip ... ■Shipping ... Swimming _ Sporting —Advertisements—Answers to Correspondents—Boeing Calendar —Owners and Backers—Death of the King of Sportsmen —Nat Platman— Sporting Notes—ln terprovinoial Gossip —Dunedin Cup—Latest Training and Betting Anticipations of Races to Come —English and Australian Easing—Nominations, Weights, and Acceptances 11.12,13,14 Tales or the Maori -"28 Tblbgkamb S*. “• The Cain CaseThe Crops , ’ J 7 The Editoe’s Abm-Gbaib ... ... ... • S 3 The Qabdeh—Work for the Week The Codling Moth—New and Ba>e PlantsMahwa Flowers—The Ladies’ Bee 6 The Nathbalist S 3 The Sketches— Three Continental Statesmen —•'The Spirit of Tonr Fathers" —The Humours of Kerry—Bomonce of the Doldrums ... ... 32,33 The Tbavblleb—Persia As It Is ... 5 The Week Wellington Westland ... 21 23,24 ... 29 THE CANTERBURY TIMES Is published every Friday. PBICB SIXPENCE The largest oironlati<n at Homo and abroad • 4 fTTIHE LONDON JOURNAL " is the Queen ol English Story Journals. 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