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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1676, 13 April 1904, Page 45

GOfITEITS. • OUR ILLUSTRATIONS. Some Beauty Spats in New Zealand: The Upper - Drop Scene: on theWanganui River; Kawatoapa Reach, on the Wanganui River; Cc-oper's Knob, Governor’s Bay, Lyttelton —A S't.icet Secine, Brooklyn—The Main Street, Brooklyn, Wellington —The Eastern End of Tinakori Road, Wellington—The Destruction by Fire of the Orphanage alt Lyttelton: The Start of the Fire; ‘ A View from Governor’s Bay Road; Two Views of the Fire in Full Blast—A General View of Lyttelton, showing the Orphanage Buildings—The Time Ball Tower and Signal Station Lyttelton— Wellington and Suburban Coursing Club’s Easter Meeting-—Three Snapshots at the Wellington Amateur Athletic Club’s Sports— The Wadrarapa Racing Club’s Autumn Meeting—The Insurance Companies’ Picnic at Day’s Bay— The Nip-ana: Waterfall Pipiriki— The s.s. Janie Sedd'On —A Scene in P'elorus Sound —A View of the Fernridge State School, Mats- ■ ter-ton, together with Headmaster and Pupils-—The Discovery in Winter Quarters at the Antarctic— Returning from the Antarctic Regions: The Ships Arriving at Lyttelton—Mr Wilton 11. Welch, of the Fitzmaurice Gill Dramatic Company —-Sir Edwin Arnold, Poet and Journalist —H.R.H., the Duke of Cambridge:—Some members of the Hall-Valentine Entertainers — Miss Florence Young as Marjory Joy in “A Country Girl” —Mr Haight Jackson, of the Royal Comic Opera Company—Four Pairs of Twins in one- Sunday School Class 33-43 ADVANCES TO SETTLERS 57 ASHHUEST 46 ATHLETICS, Athletic Notes— Lawn Tennis—Wheeling 54-55 AUSTRALIAN NEWS GO AUSTRALIAN POLITICS 56 CABLE NEWS ... 20 CHESS 19 CHINESE IGNORANCE OF ANATOMY ' 66 CONQUEST O'F EUROPE 18 COURSING 54 CUSTOMS REVENUE 57 DRAUGHTS 19 ENGLISH NEWS AND NOTES ... 18 FARM AND STATION. Rural Topics—’Farm Topics Schmidt Treatment for Milk Fever—The Advantages 'of Hay for Milch Cows —'French Daily Cattle—How Siberian Butter is Produced—An Ideal Dairy Herd—Profitable Making Cows—Sampling Cream —■ Cow v. Hen—Cull Your Dairy Herd -—Choking in Cattle —Export of Ewe Lambs —The Care and Han 1ling of Milk Dried Milk —lmprovement in Cans—Preservation of Fresh Elggs—Sterilising with. Hydrogen Peroxide ... 62-65 FICTION.—A Fight to a Finish— His Own Enemy—ln Hiding——Winnie’s Awakening—A Twilight Idyll ... 3-13 FINANCE AND TRADE 69 GARDEN AND ORCHARD 65 GENERAL NEWS 59 GRAPHOLOGY 23 HUTT AND PETONE 56 HOME AND FOREIGN NEWS ... 14 HERE AN D THERE 15 LABOUR FOR THE RAND MINES 70-71 LABOUR IN NEW ZEALAND ... 59 LABOUR ON THE RAND 57 LAND TENURE: A Settler’s View 59 LATEST NEWS 31-32 LEADING ARTICLE ... 45 LITERARY NOTES 22 LOG-ROLLING 66 LOST IN THE BUSH 23 MR J. C. ANDREW 30 MUSIC ... 29 NEW ZEALAND ... . 60 N.Z. FANCIERS’ GAZETTE) ... 67-68 OBITUARY 80 ODD AND FAMOUS ENGAGEtMENT RINGS 66 ORIGIN O'F BEEFSTEAK 66 OUR AMERICAN LETTER 58 OUR WAR LETTER 17-18 PASSING EVENTS! ... ... ... 45-46 PLAYS AND PLAYERS 28-29 PRESENTATION TO MR A. DORSET 57 RIFLE SHOOTING 29 RUSSIA. JAPAN AND CHINA 1 ... 16-17 SCIENCE NOTES 68 SEVENTY YEARS’ OF CABS ... 66 SOCIAL TOPICS FROM PICTON ... 30 ST. PATRICK’S COLLEGE ... ... 72 SWIMMING ..." 46 TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ... ... 20 THE COUNTRY 24-25 THE GOVERNOR ... 57 THE HUTT BRIDGE ... ... ... 56 THE LAND QUESTION 61 THE MARKETS 66 THE MYSTERY OF THE “FORBIDDEN LAND” ... 73-74 THE RUSSO-JAPANEISE WAR ... 56 THE THIBET EXPEDITION ... 57 THE TURF 48-53 TONGAN NEWS ... ... ... 60 VAN BMJLINGH AND THE CANNIBAL FEAST ... ... ... 72 WAYS : OF WOMEN.—Wellington. Table Tajik—Stair Carpets)—Betrothal Range—“ His Wife”—Otoe Thing Looking—Weddings—Points About Sftews ... 26-27

The Hot Lakes steamer* Hamuj'ana, •which recently sank on Lake Rotorua daring a'heavy gale. has been raised, and docked.. ; A big staff of shipwrights was engaged for ten dlaye before Easter making an" attempt to get the boat ready for ■the holidays, but owing to some of the timber necessary for the repairs not coming to hand, the task could 1 wot be accomplished in tuna*