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New Zealand Mail, 17 September 1902, Page 47

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A COMING VISITOR: Mr T. P. NEWSPAPERS 61 IN EDUCATION 18 VTHEETIoS- Wheeling—Golf A rwkpt— Football 50-o7 ATTHE SIGN OF THE LYRE ... 62 • BOIiT.DEM-'NGb ... -3 CHARACTER S KETCHES.' Miss C Ada Reeve—Sir Michael Hickscharges against cSofisLANDs::: ::: ::: ::: S ELECTORAL LAW 50-51 E\D OF THE '’PROBLEM” PLAY 4 ttahM AND STATION.—The ’Wool Market—Meat Inspection—Wanganui Meat Freezing Company Trade with South Africa—Horse al , ( l Mule Breeding m India— Alii Idling-A Self-Supporting Em,,jre—What America Eats—cassava Root for Stock—Australian Live Stock— Barley Grass—Pasture in Pig-feeding Unintelligible Science—The Ideal Beef Animal— Tuhercuiosis— Maize-growing Experiments—A Macaroni Wheat for America Composting Barnyard Manure—Lime in the Soil—English Agricultural Returns 63-66 FARMERS’ UNION 23 FATE OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE 13 FICTION. — The Stolen Pearl— Claire’s Conquest—The Treachery of Aftiz Bey—The Little Miniature Painter—A Doctor’s Ruse— Almost a Tragedy—The Railroad Contractor 5-12 FINANCE AND TRADE 73 FRUIT AND ITS CULTURE ... 62 FUTURE OF MODERN ARMIES... 71 GARDENING 71 . GENERAL NEAVS 54 GRAPHOLOGY 22 HOME AND FOREIGN NEAVS ... 16-17 HOW 7 KINGS ARE CROWNED ... 18 ILLICIT DISTILLING 60 IMPERIAL RECONSTRUCTION... 10 INTERESTING STATISTICS ... 12 INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS .. 24 LAND AND WATER 60 LAND TENURE 71 LATEST MAIL NEAVS 17 LATEST NEWS 32-34 LAAV OF LIBEL 69-70 LIQUOR AND THE NATIVE ... 72 LITERARY NOTES 29 LONDON AVOOL SALES 67 MAORI WAR DANCE .. 19 MARKETS 67-68 MR SEDDON .73 MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS BILL 23 MUSIC 32 NEWS AND NOTES 14 NEW ZEALAND WOOL AT HOME 67 N.Z. FANCIERS’ GAZETTE.—Poultry—List of Secretaries—Notes and Notions—A Trip to Russia—The Hen Record—Among the Breeders —Diseases of Poultry—Poultry in South Africa ’ ... 58-53 OUR YOUNG PEOPLE ... 72 PAPERS FOR THE TIMES.—Can a . University help me to Earn a Living? 75 PAYMENT OF DIRECTORS... „ 57 PETONE FLO AVER SHOW ... 68 PLAYS AND PLAYERS ... 30-31 PRIMARY EDUCATION ... ... 13 PUBLIC WORKS BILL ... 75 PROPOSED QUEEN’S STATUE ' 51 PROGRESS OF PATE A... 5! RAILWAYS SUPERANNUATION SCHEME ... . Fn Sliming our deserts ei SCIENCE NOTES 1 = SECONDARY EDUCATION - 70 TEL EG RA PIIIC NEW S .. i” 28 fffil^N V g^ SES ”• "• 'I? VISIT TO THE VATICAN ~ ig °l WOMEN.—'Wellington, lablo Talk—Ladies’ Gossip— A Irench Marriage Time - table for Roasting—The Hygiene of Laughter-Short Hours of Study tor ( ifUiLcn—Fomentations for the iv"** am Old-Fashioned Names Women as Architects l —Cookery 26-28 ™GTON -WOOLLEN COMWIt'aND HUMOUR 77 OUR ILLUSTRATIONS.-New ZeaJand Golf Championship at Christchurch: Snapshots of the Play— Trawling Fleet at the Spit, Napier riJi a J, laiU % lt x l ' y , Part y Visiting Gislrome— Tutanekai in Roadstead. Gisborne—School Children At. Karaka cheering the Hon. Jas. CarroU-Chestmit Gelding Ostiak -CJiestnut Geiding Gobo—Black Horse Advance—Chestnut Horse Conqueror—Chestnut Colt Achilles —Black Mare Tortulla—The Trainvm.u Porirua—Palmerston North Hospital: Views of the HuUdings and Grounds—Mr W. H. Field, M.H.R. for Otaki-Mr v ,PI , lai iL M.H.R. for Palmerston • North—Directors of the United Pie-ss Association—A Group of Blenheim Ladies —Mr John. W SI xV caadidat e for the Taieri Seat—Mr Harold Hubert— Shield the N.Z. Rugby Union f y f°i; d Ranfurly—The Inter-Is-?l F T tbal l Matcll ' played at Wellington: North Island Team, bouth Island Team, North Island’s Snmo S T C( ? re ’. \ Scrum near the South Island Line, Sir Joseph Waid, Lord Ranfurly and Mr G. Campbell watching the Game, Lord fig? 1 i u i rl^ the Champion | , Kiik (teacher) kna Sixth Standard Pupils, Berhamp°rJ* School—Hockey - Tournament fF Wellington : Some Suapshorts—t?, 1 ’ . • J* Ell, Junior Member for Christehureli City—Mr IV. J. Napier, M.H.R. for Auckland City... 37-44