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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1672, 16 March 1904, Page 49

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Pago OUR ILLrSTR.ATIONS.-A View on the Tam a lei River, Haw ke s Bay—A View on the Makakahi River, Wairarapa—The Band Contes-. at Palmerston North —Mr_ A. Laing’s Lass o’ Gowrie —Admiral Kami mura- —Mr Reese Hugo, the tallest man in the world —The New Courthouse, Levin —Messrs La-ery and Co/e Staff—Bowling: A iew of the Newtown Green; the Edwin Feathers at Newtown —The Wellington Chess Congress. 1904 — Wighton’s Hokowhitu Nurseries, Palmerston Nor th—The N.Z. Rifle Association’s Meeting—The MeadsPaw- on "Wedding-—A New Oil Launch: The Paretao —The Winners of the Nanier Rowing Oluh’s Fours—Mr C. A. Rhode’s Hairdressing . Saloon, terior View of The People’s Furnishing "Warehouse, Westport—Ex- . - terror View of Stitt’s Club Hotel, - Wes+port—View of the establishment cf Mr Geo. Park house, Westport—The Mayor and Councillors of the Borough of Westport—A View of McMaster’s Empire Hotel, "Westport—The Russian Armoured - Cruiser Gromoboi —Approaches to Port Arthur, or Lu Shun Ivan, from the French Government Survey—A View of the" main street in the town'-hip of Ota-ki —A View of the Catholic Church and Presbytery, Ocaki—A View of the Otaki Catholic School —Miss Maud Bai’ber, of the Sand ford American Players —Mr Chas. Holloway The English Cricket Team in Australia, 1903-04 ... 35-48 ALLEGED MANSLAUGHTER ... 58 A RAILWAY OUTRAGE 72 ATHLETICS. Athletic . Notes— Swimming —• "Wheeling—Cricket— Football—Polo—Aouaties 54-56 AUSTRALIAN POLITICS 61 BRITISH POLITICS 61 CABLE NEWS 58 CHESS ... 60 CHINESE LABOUR ON THE RAND 59 CHRISTCHURCH SHEEP FAIR ... 57 CELEBRITIES AND THEIR TIPS 16 DAIRY PRODUCE 19 DRAUGHTS ... 61 FARM AND STATION.—Cheese Grading—The Frozen Meat Trade —The Butter Industry—Veteirinary Science—Mutton and Lamb—About Hogs—Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science —The Udder of Dairy Cows—Advantages and Disadvantages of Pasteurising Milk—World’s Fair Cow Competition—The Expert Milker—Protecting Butter from Mould—Rust in Oats—Milk Investigations—F arm, To pi c s FARMERS’ UNION ... ... ••• 16 FICTION.—DoubIe Harness The Keyless Door—The Princess and the Jewel Doctor—A Sharp Eu- " . gngement-—A Captivating Cabman —On Account-of a Chrysanthemum —A Double Tragedy Averted— Their Chinese Vase 3-10 FINANCE AND TRADE 75 FIRE BRIGADES’ DEMONSTRATION - £4 FISCAL AND WAR REFORM ... 72 FLYING THE FLUME-"" 11 FROM AMERICAN PAPERS ... 16 GARDEN AND ORCHARD 73 GEN ER Al/ NEWS 18 GRAPHOLOGY 27 “HAMLET’ WITHOUT THE PRINCE HOKO WHITU NURSERIES ... 23 HOME AND FOREIGN NEWS ... 14-15 INCREASE OF POPULATION ... 69 JAPAN ON THE STAGE 74 LATEST NEWS ... 31-32 LEADING ARTICLE 49 LITERARY NOTES' 22-23 METHODIST CONFERENCE ... 29 “MISSIONARIES LIMITED” ... 74 NZ SI FANCTERS ; GAZETTE” 71-72 NEWS AND NOTES ... 21 OUR LONDON LETTER 77-/8 OUR WAR LETTER 62 PASSING EVENTS • ••• 50 PHANTOM FORTUNE: HOAX OR SWINDLE 72 PLAYS AND PLAYERS ... ... 28-29 “PRETTY, WITTY NELL” ... ... 17 PRISON-BREAKING EXTRAORDINARY ... ••• 14 PUBLIC OPINION v. PERSONAE CONDUCT 23 RIFLE SHOOTING 57 RUSSIA AND JAPAN.—A Fieldday with the Mikado’s Troops—ls Russia Right?—Quaint Customs of Japan—Russia and England Can Never Unite —W ar Risks —Korea s Natural Resource?— I The Russian and His Rifle—A Strategical Forecast—‘Russia’s Immense Resoxtrce's -Cossack S'eouts— Through Russian Spectacles ... ••• lz-16 RUSSIA’S "HIDEOUS PARODY OF JUSTICE!” ... ... ... ... 16 THE CHICAGO FIRE THE COUNTRY ... V- 24-25 THE “DAILY PAPER ... ... 11 THE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE ... 17 THE MAN OF THE HOUR ... 70 THE MARKETS ... »• 70 THE POET’S! DREAM ... ... ... 21 THE POPE ON MACEDONIA ... 17 THE PREMIER ... 59 THE PRODUCE TRADE .... ... 69-70 THE RIFLE CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING ■ ... ... ... ... 63-64 tSrhssCljapanesewar ... 20 THE SIN OF SLOTH ... 17 THE TE AWAITE MURDER. -. 19 THE TREASURE HUNTING , CRAZE - 75 THE TURF b ... ... ...52-54 TWO BOYS DROWNED ... ... 58 WAYS OF WOMEN. Wellington! Table Talk—Penalties for Marryin’g—“Forty Winks” —The Profile — ; How tx> Dress and What .to Avoid— Mat /.Muller’s Modes ty—Little Things/ that Matter I—Onions 1 —Onions and Parsnips ... .... ... ... WESTPORT A - 30-31 WHEN I WAS HING ... „ ...... . 16 WHEN THE POLKA WAS NEW ... 16 WIT AND HUMOUR ... i.v .» 11-