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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1683, 1 June 1904, Page 49

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Page OUR ILLUSTRATION'S.—Entrance to the Botanical Gardens, Christcinirch—A.View of the, River Avon, Ciiribtchnrch.—Wellington’s Public Libraries—Tile's Recent Wanganui Floods—Tire North Island Main Trunk Railway: Completing the Approach of the Taihape Rail- ; way' Tunnel; the End of the Line, showing some of the platelayers; a ' Glimpse of Taihape, looking south; Taihape Railway Station aiid'Gcods Shed', in course of completion; Part of the Main street, Taihape—ln and About Opunaki: . The Presbyterian. Church; the English Church; the Courthouse and Police Station; , the Dairy Factory; the Convent Buildings; the Catholic Church; the Teachers and Pupils of the State School; the Pupils the Roman Catholic School—-A I\ restling Bout in To Ids —An Interior View of the New Town Hall, Wellington, now in course of erection—The Bridge over the Motueka and Motupipi Rivers, Nelson —Views of Mr W. H. Nash's Establishments at Wellington and Wanganui—Early Wellington: A. - View of the Old Government House; A View of the Old Parliamentary Buildings—" Cause for Rejoicing” ... ... 33-43 . • ACTION FOR SLANDER 21 ADMINISTRATION OF NATIVE LANDS /. .... 57 ALLEGED-MURDER ... 21 AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE ... Si) AN OVERLAND TRIP , FROM OHINGAITI TO TA.UPO 15 ATHLETICS. Football Boxing —Hockey—Wheeling 55-50 AUSTRALIAN POLITICS 29 A "WILD GOOSE”. CHASE 58 BAPTISM OF WATER 54 BEEKEEPING ... 61 BOER CONGRESS 5i CABLE NEWS ... 57 CHESS ... ... .*• 59 * CHINESE ON THE RAND 62 COURSING ... ' 30 DEATH OF GENERAL McNEILL... 21 DISASTER AT BRUNNER 20 DISCOVERY OF THE TOMB OF ■ OTTEEN hatshersu at THERBS ... ... 14 DRAUGHTS 53 FARM AND STATION—The Farmers and the Freehold —Farmers’ Union —Dairy Produce in Transit - —Manawatu Winter Show —The' Wool Market —Revolution on the: Farm —A Pig-proof Fence —Drying a Cow —-Milk and Tuberculosis ... 65-63 FICTION.—A Fight to a Finish— His Own x Enemy—Two New Zealand days—The Fatal Cigarette . Case—Young Terrence —In Love and AVar —The Man Underneath ... 3-14 FINANCE AND TRADE 73 FLOODS AT WANGANUI 20 GARDEN AND ORCHARD 69 GRAPHOLOGY .. 50 HERE AND THERE, 16-17 HOME AND FOREIGN NEWS ... 19 HON. C. H. MILLS 29 HOW THE JAPANESE ARE TAUGHT PATRIOTISM 13 ILLS OF CROWN TENANTS ... 21 JAPANESE JOTTINGS ... ... 79 LATEST NEWS ... ... ... 31-32 LTTER ARY NOTES 22 LORD PLUNKF.T ... 61 NEW ZEALAND FANCIERS’ GAZETTE ... 71-72 NOTES ON AUSTRALIAN AFFAIRS 62 OVERHEARD'! ... 79 OUR RAILWAYS ... 58-53 PASSING EVENTS ... ' 49-59 PLAYS AND PLAYERS 23-29 PRIMARY EDUCATION 60 RHODES SCHOLARSHIP ... ... 17 RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR 23 SIR H. MAXIM ON THE CHINAMAN • ... ... ... 18 TERRORS OF THE SEA ... ... 18 THE C-TTARLEiTON AVENUE TRAGEDY ... ... 74-75 THE COUNTRY 26-27 THE EMPRESS OF JAPAN 18 THE ENGLISHMAN MOST FEARED BY RUSSIA 18 THE MARKETS .... ... ... ... 70 THE METKLE CASE ... 63-64 THE TURF ... 51-54 "TWO-EYED” SHOOTING 18 WAYS OF WOMEN.—Wellington Table Talk—Wedding—Woodville Tennis Ball —A Hint to Hostesses > ...■ —Household Hints Latest Fashions at Home!—Cake Fillings ' —Tempting Dishes ... ... ... 24-25 WELLINGTON LAND BOARD ... 69 WIT AND HUMOUR . ... 2