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ACCIDENT INSURANCE 38 ADVANCES TO SETTLERS 62 AN EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE 59 AN INDIAN GAOL 20 ARCHBISHOP TEMPLE 20 ARCHDEACON DEVOY 39 ATHLETICS.—AthIetic Notes—Golf —Hockey—Cricket—Football ... 41-43 AT THE SIGN OF THE LYRE ... 27 BANK HOLIDAYS 58 BOER GENERALS 23 BRITISH v. AMERICAN WORKMAN » ... 13 BRITISH POLITICS 45 BURGLARY AND THEFT 48 CABLE- NEWS 44 CHAMPIONS ON GOLF 4 CHESS 18 COLONIAL APPREHENSION AND MISAPPREHENSION 19 COLONIAL CONTINGENT ENTERTAINED 57 COLONIAL PREMIERS AT HOME 59 COOK ISLANDS ... 18 CYNICISM IN POLITICS 49 DAGGER-STROKE v. DIPLOMACY 62 DAIRYING. Skimmings How Casein is Made—Testing Cream— Mangels v. Swedes—Crossing out of Horns—Milk and Mortality—Heifers : the Best Breeding Age—Proper Sanitation as a Preventive of Abortion—Tail Worm in the Cow— Best Breed of Dairy Cows—Feeding Young Pigs—Meat Cattle as Milkers 50-52 DEATH OF MR ROBT. LAERY ... 61 DISTINGUISHED COLONIALS AT HOME 57 DRAKE CASE 20 DRAUGHTS 18 EDUCATION CONFERENCE ... 17 ELECTIVE EXECUTIVE BILL ... 17 ELECTOEAL BILL 57 FARM AND STATlON.—lnteresting Records of Ancient Farming—Making Lucerne Hay—Keeping up Size in Draught Horses —War Horses, Present and Future —Points in Pigbreeding— Wheat Crops Farm Topics 52-54 FATAL CAR ACCIDENTS 18 FICTION. Shouanette—Dick’s Marriage—Sibyl—A Checked Love Affair—That Mysterious Young Lady .—Outwitted —The Pedestrian ... 5-12 FIRE ON THE APARIMA 23 GARDENING 54 GRAPHOLOGY 39 HOME AND FOREIGN NEWS ... 14-15 INTERRUPTING A MARRIAGE TOUR 19 KING’S DINNER TO THE P00R... 58 IMPERIAL DEFENCE 20 IMPERIAL FEDERATION 13 IMPORTANT QUESTION OF JURISDICTION 12 IMPREST ACCOUNTS 48 INDLV OFFICE RECEPTION ... 17 INTELLECTUAL CULTURE OF TO-DAY 54 INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS ... 45 LAND AND WATER 48 LATEST NEWS 31-33 I LEADING ARTlCLE.—Educational Reform 331 LOCAL AND GENERAL ... 37 = LITERARY NOTES S'* I MARKETS 55 r MR SEDDON 20 1 MUSIC 29-30 l NAVAL AND MILITARY 19 NEWS AND NOTES 16 i NEW ZEALAND KENNEL CLUB... 38 j N.Z. FANCIERS’ GAZETTE.—PouItry : Notes and Notions—Wellington Poultry Society—Among the Breeders—Manawatu Poultry Association—Artificial Incubation ... 46-48 OTAGO UNIVERSITY 48 OVERCROWDED TROOPSHIPS ... 21-23 OUR YOUNG PEOPLE 65 PAPERS FOR THE TIMES.—OId Age Pensions 56 PASSING EVENTS 37 PEARL FISHERIES 23 PLAYS AND PLAYERS 28-29 PORTRAITS ON PEN NIBS ... 64 RAILWAY SERVANTS’ SUPERANNUATION 61 RAILWAYS v. COLLIERIES 48 RAIN AT LAST 23 RIOTS IN FRANCE 03 SECONDARY EDUCATION ... 23 SHEARERS’ WAGES 23 SOUTH AFRICA 44 SPORT IN ENGLAND 60-61 STABBING AFFRAY 39 STATE COAL MINES 20 STRANDING OF THE ORETI ... 48 SUPREME COURT 20 TELEGRAPHIC NEWS 39 THE AMBITIOUS KAISER 63 THE ANTARCTIC RELIEF SHIP 13 THE GULF STREAM MYTH 49 THE HINDU AT HOME 61 THE TURF 40-41 THE WORLD’S ELDORADO *.V. 64 THIS YEAR’S AUSTRALIAN CRICKET TEAM 19 ’•TIED” HOUSES 20 VICTORIA COLLEGE 55 WHAT CORONATIONS COST ... 56 WAYS OF IVOMEN.—Wellington Table Talk—Latest Fashions— Tried Recipes—The Spanish Widow —Washing of Woollen Fabrics— The Man who stays at Home ... 25-27

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