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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 8903, 20 September 1889, Page 4

rpHE OANTERBUEY rpiMES THURSDAY, SEPT. 19. Advebtisimehis 30 CONTENTS. Page ... 1,2, 3, 4, S, 8. 10, 19. 20. ’ 37.88,39,40 Agricultural—-Caro of the Implements—Kale and Cabbage—Horse Mango—-Brine-Cared Bacon ana Hams—Colonial v, London Wool Sales—The Season at Home—Cattle Bale—“ The New Zealand County Journal” —The Flax Industry—Agricultural and Pastoral Associations Another Frozen Meat Company Projected—Evening Bead ing Australian Markets Notes for Farmers ••• . ••• ® Amdsbbihts—Colonial Notes—Foreign Gossip —English Items ... ... ... Aquatic—Fixtures—Notes (by Jason)—Aron Bowing Club— Canterbury Bowing Club ... Athletic—Fixtures—Athletic Notes ... ... Australian News ... Births, Mabbugbs, and Dbaths... ... ... Brevities • ... ... ••• Chess-Tolegraphio chess Notation—hvans Gambit—Chess Notes COMMERCIAL ... ••• ,•« . Cricket—Cricket Notes Midland Cricket Club Cycling—Notes (by Borer) Draughts ... Educational ••• Fiction—The Bell of St Paul s —‘‘l m Dead —Trottolino Field and Flood Football Fixtures Football Notes Saturday’s Matches Football In Auckland. Nelson, and Dunedin—A Word in Our Favour—The Auckland Team—Warbrick's Native Team Hunting ... ••• Ihtbbpbovihciai. News ... ... liadiks’ Page The Only GMrl at OverlookFive O'Ciook Tea—Doings of the WeekNews from Dunedin—Sketch of aa American Beauty—London Doings—Chit-Chat— The Archbishop of Cyprus ... Late News Lawn Tennis Local News London Lbtteb Mail Budget Mail Hews Mining—Colonial Notes—Reef ton Notes— The Goldfields Committee ... MOBGSAUX... ... ih >ii hi **• hi O dr Defences Our Own Correspondents Parliament in Session POETRY Poultbt—Poultry on the Farm Pigeon Flying Puzzler ... ... Science Shipping ... Sporting—Advertisements—Answers to Correspondents—Racing Calendar Current Topics—English Sporting—lnterprovinoial Gossip—Sportiug Notes—Betting MarketStud News—The Week’s Hoeing—Coming Events—Australian, English, and Foreign Racing Telegrams ~, The Editor's Arm-Chair ... ... ... ... The Gardeh Work for the Week—The Fig—Ornamental Grasses ... ... ... The London Strikes The Naturalist The Bing—Bing Notes—New Zealand v, England : A Drawn Battle The sketches—On the Heights—The Discipline of the Battlefield—Lord Fife's Great Grandmother—What is a Dervish ? f trange Food—Leprosy- in Amerioa— French and English Fiction—The Ethics of Games of Chance The Traveller—The Farthest Outpost of the Empire The Week ... ... ... ... Westlake ... ... 14 32 18

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THIS WEEK. Gteeat Display OF SPRING MANTLES AVD JACKETS, SPUING COSTUMS.S AND GARIBALDIS. DUST AND BAIN-PEOOF CLOAKS. OV E S 1500 EFFECTS IH SPAIN G SUNSHADES EN.TOUT-CAB AND UMBRELLAS. All Invited to Inspect on FIRST-FLOOR SHOW-ROOMS or THE D.I.Gi 4313

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