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THE “CANTERBURY TIMES” THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1898. PRIZE STORY. No. IS. “ IF.” FICTION. A LEMON TREE (by Ouida). ALL’S FAIR IN LOVE. THE SKETCHES. A Fortunate Monarch : The Prosperous Career o the King of Greece Strange Freaks of Submarine Eruptions, On the Skirmish Line. Titles by Chance. Curious Coincidences. CONTRIBUTOR. A REMINISCENCE: The Stolen “ Duchess of Devonshire ” (by Luciila.) THE NAVAL DISASTER; Lessons from the Recent Collision (by an ex-Naval Officer.) SCIENCE h INDUSTRY. A Remarkable Instrument Exhaust Pipes— Celluloid— l The Revelations of Astronomy, THE GARDEN. WORK FOR THE WEEK. Apples—Plums—Narcissus, AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL. ■' A Three Days’ Show—Noxious Weeds—Sheep Stud Book—Judging by Points—Grain-growing at Lougheach New Zealand Sheep-breeders in Sydney: Mr Overton’s _ Address—Lathyrus Silvestris—An Irrigation Question—County Councils’ Conference—A Historic English Leicester—Frozen Meat Meetings Correspondence Notes for Farmers—Stock and Dairy Notes—Markets, SPORTING. The Now Racing Season—The C.J.C. Programme— Jockeys—English, Foreign and Australian Racing—lntorprovincial Gossip—Sporting Notes—Turf Jottings Riccarton Notes—Statistics. TROTTING NOTES. THE KENNEL. Notes—The Rough-coated Collie, FOOTBALL. THE CANTERBURY RUGBY UNION (By Quidnunc.) LADIES’ PAGE. The Life of a German Girl—The Well-dressed Woman —White Hands out of DateColoured Dinners—The Penny Novelette Heroine Ten Years After —On Bonnets—A Mother’s AdviceHome Notes—Fair Women versus Dark—Women’s World. PRICE SIXPENCE. SEWING MACHINE. The oeld.'s C HAMPION. IN A CONTEST WITH ALL THE BEST SEWING MACHINES IN THE WORLD, AT THE PARIS EXHIBITION, 1889, THE HIGHEST AWARD GOLD MEDAL Was Obtained by the DAVIS VERTICAL FEED. FIRST AWARD: Dunedin Exhibition 1889-90 Melbourne ... 1860 and 1889 Adelaide 1881 Sydney 1880 SOLE AGENTSMINSON & CO., 220, COLOMBO STREET. Agents for the X9BD GRISWOLD KNITTING MACHfNE. Payments Arranged to Suit Purchasers.

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