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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1746, 23 August 1905, Page 41

CONTENTS.

Page OUR ILLUSTRATIONS.—A Spray of Ramarama (commonly called Rummy-Rum)—Clearing a Slip on the Manawatu Gorge—A Pretty Scene on, the Manawatu River, near Woodville—A Deep Pool at the Akatarawa Creek—Some Promising ..Youngsters at the Hutt — Dandy Dick and Day Dawn, the Dividers of the Wellington Stakes (coursing)—Group of Children at the Argyle East P'ublic School, Hawke's Iteiy—A Hollow Tree in the Botanical Gardens —Totara Bridge on the Westport-Charleston Road—Little Cora Trevor, the Marvellous Child Contortionist — •Wanganui Irish Rifles' —The “New Liberal” Party—On a Rhodesian Parm—A Group of Woodchoppers on the Mash on aland Railway— Sandfly Bay, Nelson —Steven's Bay, Neleon—A Sheltered Bay, Fisherman's Island, Nelson —At the Entrance to Shag Harbour, Tonga, near Riwaka, Nelson—Stalactites in the Limestone Caves on Mr T. Pattie’s Clearing, Talcaka Track, Nelson—The Australia v. Wellington Football Match —T’ko Kino Public Church (used by all Protestant Denominations) 33-39 ACCOUNTANCY BILL 71 A DARING JEWEL ROBBERY ... 8 AMONG JULY MAGAZINES ... 10 ANGLO-COLONIAL NOTES 13 AN IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY ... 10 A NO-LICENSE LIBEL 16 A PAGE ORIENTAL HISTORY ... 69 A RAILWAY WANTED 56 ARGYLE: AN IDEAL CLOSE SETTLEMENT 28 “ASCOT SUNDAY'' ... 8 ATHLETICS.— Wheeling—Cricket— Swimming—Football—Hockey ... 47-49 AUSTRALIAN NEWS ... ... ... 23 AWARUA BLOCK ... 16 BANK OF N.S.W 2 BRITISH AND EUROPEAN SUMMARY 23 CHESS 25 COLLEGE DISCIPLINE ... ... '7l COLONIALS IN LONDON 13 COST OF LIVING ... 1 ... 16 COURSING ... 30 DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR ... 56 DRAUGHTS ... 25 EGG-LAYING COMPETITION ... 42 FARM, DAIRY AND STATION.— Stock Sales Calendar —Milk and Bacteria —Wool in London—Frozen Moat in London—A Grand Wheat Country—'Supply of Pure . Milk —Should Dairy Farmers' Cooperate ? —Soil Inoculation —Epidemic Sore Throat Traced to Milk 57-59 FICTION.—The Crime of Gloria Dave—A Daughter of Mystery— The Awakening of Walter Liddiard —Fairflow's Gift ... , 3-8 FINANCE AND TRADE 70 GARDEN AND ORCHARD 61 GIRLS’ CORNER ... 28 GOLD-MINING 56 SOME AND FOREIGN NEWS ... 12 ON. W. PEMBER REEVES ... 14 HOUSING O'F WORKERS 16 HOW WELLINGTON WAS SAVED 67 INCANDESCENT LAMPS 59 INDIAN JUGGLERY 59 LATE COMMERCIAL NEWS ... 42 LATE COUNTRY NEWS 29 LATE SPORTING ... 30 LATE THEATRICAL NOTES ... 42 LATEST NEWS ... 31-32 LIBERALS AND THE COLONIES' 69 LITERARY NOTES ... 15 LOBBY AND' GALLERY 41 LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS ... 55 MARKETS 60 MEN AND THINGS ABROAD ... 9-10 MR FISHER'S CHARGES 18-19 MUSIC ... ... ... 20 NATIONAL BANK OF N.Z. ... 41 NEWS AND NOTES 11 NEWS BY CABLE ... 52-53 N.Z. TELEGRAMS 54 OFF TO THE WAR ... 60 P * RT/[AMENT 19-20 PERSONAL ITEMS ... 54 PERSONAL NOTE® FROM LON- 61 DON .. 68-69 PLAYS AND PLAYERS 21-22 POLICE COMMISSION ... ... 64-67 POTTUTRY NOTES 61 PRIMITIVE MAN IN POLYNESIA 63-64. RUSSIA'S HATED GRAND DUKES 11 RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR 53-54 SHTPPTNG NEWS 51 SHOPS AND OFFICE® ... ... 30 SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL ..." ... 56 SMUGGLING BY MOTOR 15 SPEECHES BEFORE FIGHTING 60 SUBMARINES AND WHITE’ MICE 60 THE COUNTRY 24-25 THE CONTRIBUTOR. —On the Tramp in London 29 "THE LITTLE BRIGAND” ... 8 THE PLIMMER ESTATE 50 THE RUSSIAN NAVAL MUTINY 13 THE STATE AS COAL MINER ... 17-18 THE TURF 44-47 THE VICTORIA LEAGUE 14 THE VOICE OF MAORILAND ... 14 TRAGEDY AT AUCKLAND ... 16 WAYS OF WOMEN.—Wellington Table Talk —Lady's Letter from Christchurch —Lady's Letter from Greymouth—Lady's Letter from Auckland —A Ta-lk With Mrs John Prouse—’The Future Home of Princess Margaret—Useful Recipes 26.28