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Publications. fgl FRIDA yTaPRIL 15. IMBB ADVHBTIBEMXHTS TABLE OP CONTENTS i Page. 11, 19, 20,36,37, 88, 39, 40 Accidents •• 29 Agricultural—Stockowners Mistakes—The Califonmn n bistlo - Experimental Wheatgrowing— Report on Seeds—Periods of Gestation in Live btock Hard Lines— Botes for Farmers 8,9,10 Ahdbsmxste —Dramatic Notes—Our Melbourne Let er (by W.H.W.) Foreign Gossip—A Visit to a Popular London Theatre—English Items ... ... 30,31 Aatatic -Events to Comd—Notfl? fbyJason).«• 17 Athletic—Death of a Celebrated Athlete— Auckland Athletic Qronnd Company—Six Days' Race—Retirement of Ford—An Important Race q Austbalian News ... MIBTBB, MaBBUIOHS, AND DEATHS Bowling "■ 13EEV1TIES Chess Canterbury Che=s Club British Chess Club v. «t Petersburg Chess Club - Che-.s in Adelaide—Chess m Berlin—Evans Gambit Commercial B^b«no- E ?oSrsing- Holes -'Canterbury Coursing Club ... ... Cricket —Lancaster Park Juniors An Old Cricketer—Cricket in Dunedin ••• ••• Cycling Cycling Notes (by Scratch) Christchurch Bicycle Club s Sports Deacghtb Easter Encampment ••• . Fooiball Footboll Notes—The Union Club in Chri. tchurch —Football m the Wairau .. General Her Majesty’s Jubilee ... ... a’...*" Ladies’ Paoe-A Ladies’ Guild-Art Studies —Why Men Love Women—Pans Fashions and Gossip-Living Statuary—Muffs— Shakspere and Slang—Answers to Correspondents Late News Lawn Tennis Literary ... ... Literature—Various Tales ... Local News ... <-• London Letter Mining Miscellany MOBOEAUX ... ... ••• N.Z, Kknnml Club Our Own Oobrespondents Poetry Political Puzzler .1 ••• Science—Scientific Gossip Shipping •• •••.. ••• Social Topics—Mrs Meander on the Greeneyed Monster .... ° Sport ino—Advertisements— Racing CalendarAnswers to Correspondents—Holiday «port —The Week’s Booing Gossip—Sporting Notes—3 he Totolisator Case—The C.J.C. 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