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Publications. T HB C AN TEEBUB Y T IMB 8 FBI OAT, APRIL 22, TABLE OP CONTENTS s Paab AnTBBSiBauBBTB ... 1,2, 8,4,6,8.11,:19,20. S6 # o/| oO« «W| 9U Agricultural—Fconomy with the Turnip—xubrioating Axles—Overfat Pigs—Tillage and the Hoots of Fnnta-Pige, Pork, and Bacon—Sheep Dip Trials—Correspondence —Notes for Farmers ... 8, 9,10 Amusements— liramatio Notes—Foreign Gossip—ihe Story of a Ventriloquist—Prices for High Notes .. 30,31 Aquatic— Bieurs to Come—Notes fby Jasom 16 Athletic —routh Canterbury Amateur Athletic Club - Sprinting iu New South Wales Match Against Time 16 Australian News .. —' ••• - s Births, Mabbiaoeb, and Deaths 2* Bbevitibs „ ••• ••• Chess—Morphv v, L. Paulsen—Vienna Open-ing-Victorian Chess Omb-School of Arts Che‘sClab ... SI COMMBBOIAI ... CouEbiwG— Coursing Notes—Auckland Coursinj? Club ... ••• ••• " Cricket—‘Auckland Cup Mntch —Batting and Bowling Averages-The Junior Cup ... lo Cycling •"•Cycling Notes (by scratch)— History of the Pioneer Club—Preliminary Practice J 3 Draughts ... »»» ... »»• si Football—Football Notes—Football in Dunedin - IS 'i£ General Hunting Ladies' PAOK-Fostar Gaieties—Our Fashion Plate —The Matrimonial Lottery —Only Friends —Throwing Old Shoes—Fashion Notes—Gossip —Correction —Answers to Correspondents ' Late News .. , _ • . Lawn Tennis— The Future of Lawn Tennis .. 5,6 84.35.36 21. 22 27 Literary... Litkbatubk— Various Tales Local News London Leiter Mining , Mobcraux N.Z. Kennel Club Odiiuakt Oub uwn Correspondents P.IETBT ... Political Puzzler Science— Scientific Gossip Shipping ... Spobting—Advertisements Racing Calendar —Answers' to Correspondents A.J.O. Autumn Meeting Biding to Hounds— Plumpt-n Coursing fnterprovinoial Got'sip— The Totalisator Case—Sporting Notes—Peck v. Davis Libel Case—Australian and Foreign Racing ... 11.12,13,14 rpLEOBAMB 43 The Burgess Gang The Courts The Editor's Aem-Chaib ... ... ... & The Garden Work for the Week Tbe History of the Potato—Culture of Soakale 8 The Natuealist ■; 33 The Sketcher —Artisan Anti-Clericalism —A Colliery Explosion—Pro-Historic Africa Hov Stanley Palls Station Was LostQueer Taxes—Last Words of Great Men 82, So The Traveller —Europe's Old Cities —ln the Biverina During Shearing Time 5 JP Week ■" Wellington <!1 > -®» THE CANTEEBUBT TIMES Is published every Friday. PRICE SUPENCB THE MERCANTILE AND BANKRUPTCY GAZETTE OP NEW ZEALAND.—Estab 11876. ONE GUINEA PEE YEAR. The above is mailed to subscribers every Saturn day morning, and contains the latest information obtainable of Bills of Sale, Mortgages of Stock, Wool Liens, Agricultural Lions, Bailments, Am. davits of Satisfaction, inland publishes all matters relating to Bankruptcy, Letters Patent, Ac,, np to time of issue. 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