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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1756, 1 November 1905, Page 41

CONTENTS.

Page. OUR ILLUSTRATIONS.—Miss Marjorie Joseph, as “Queen of the Fairies/' at Ye " Oide Einglishe Fay re, Wellington—Snapshots at the Opening of the Hastings Bowling Green— Snapshots at the Opening of the Napier Bowling Green—Lady Croquet Players at the Opening of the Napier Bowling Green Natives of Tonga Climbing Cocoa Palms —Directors and Officials of the Thorndon B>wling Club, Wellington— Hawke's Bay A. and P. Show A Group of Players and Visitors at the Opening of the Bowling foea- • son at the Kelburne Bowling Club s Green, Wellington—Group of Players at the Opening of the Bowling 'Season at the Thorndon Bowling Club's ureen, Wellington— Memorial, Waimate — Front Elevation of the Wellington Town Hall Organ, now in Course of Erection—Children’s Fancy Dress Ball, given by Miss Borlace, at the ’Sydney Street Hall, Wellington— Miss Jessie Maclachlan, the Scots Prima Donna 33-39 y • A NEW FURNACE LINING ... 64 AUSTRALIAN NEWS 50-51 AGRICULTURAL SHOWS ... BIBLE IN SCHOOLS ... ... ... 68 BOATING FATALITY 42 CHILDREN'S HOUR 23 CHESS 51 DARING ROBBERY 66 DEATH OF LORD LEIGH ... 67 DEATH OF MR ALFRED SAUNDERS 42 DRAUGHTS 51 ENGLISH THEATRICAL NOTES 13 EVANGELISING THE MAORIS ... 70 ECHOES FROM ODD CORNERS ... 24 FARMERS' UNION 43 FICTION. —The Crime of Gloria Dare—^ The Battery Fool—A Brand from the Burning—Hide and Seek —Lady Quassia —An Anchor to Windward —The Heroism.of 'Silas 3-11

FOR DULL MOMENTS 66 FORTUNES IN TAILINGS ... ... 65 FAMOUS DIAMONDS ... ... 67 FARM, DAIRY, AND STATION.— Farming Facts and Fancies — Lambing Results —Merits of the Mule —Manuring Grass Land —The War and the Woollen Trade —The Carterton Show—A new Envelope' for Butter —The Milk Question Reviewed ... _ ... ... ... ... 57-60 GRAPHOLOGY 24 HOW THE PIONEERS LIVE ... 69-70 HOME AND FOREIGN NEWS ... 14 INDIAN OFFICERS AND THE JAPANESE LANGUAGE 63 INLAND COMMUNICATION ... 43 INSIDE A LUNATIC ASYLUM ... 66 JOHN BURNS ON THE DECLINING BIRTH RATE 67 LITTLE-KNOWN RULERS IN GREAT BRITAIN ' 63 LANDS FOR SETTLEMENT ... 21 LATE SPORTING ... 42 LITERARY NOTES 22-23 LATEST NEWS ... 30-32 LATE COUNTRY NEWS 43 MARKETS ’ .60 NEW RIFLE SIGHT 66 NEWS BY CABLE 52-53 NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS ... 43 OTAGO DOCK CONTRACT ... ... 13 PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT 64 PARLIAMENT 19-20 PRESENT VALUE OF LAND IN LONDON 64 PRICE OF PRODUCE 42 POWERS OF A UNION 13 POULTRY. —Hints on Preparing Poultry for 'Shows —Causes of Infertility—Buff Leghorn© ... .... 61 RAILWAY SERVANTS 21 REVOLT IN RUSSIA 54 RURAL EDUCATION ... 49 'RATT.WAY COMPARISONS ... ... 65 SLANDER 68 SHOPS AND OFFICES BILL ... 21 ST. PATRICK’S COLLEGE. 49 SIR HENRY IRVINE 54 THE CONTRIBUTOR.—“Bobbing" 65 THE AUDIT COMMISSION ... 15-19 THE ORCHARD AND GARDEN.— Orchard and Garden Pest Preventives—Crop Prospects 62 THE RICHEST MAN IN MEXICO' 11 THE USE OF MASUT IN IRON AND STEEL 11 THE SCHOOLCHILD AS CRITIC... 62 THE COUNTY OF AYR 11 TRADE OF THE PORT OF WELLINGTON 55 THE HARVESTER TRUST ... 20 TOPICS OF THE DAY.—The “General's" Return —“The Boss Bigamist" —A Record St. Leger—Gun-run-ning in Fiction and Fact —The Nelson Centenary—The “Million Shilling Nelson Fund" 12 VICTORIA COLLEGE.—ResuIt of the Recent Examination 49 WHY GERMANY SUCCEEDS ... 63 WORKERS'' DWELLINGS 13 WELLINGTON LAND BOARD ... 55 PLAYS AND PLAYERS 29-30 THE TURF 44-46 ATHLETICS 47-48 THE COUNTRY 27-28 GIRLS' CORNER 27 MUSIC ... 27 WAYS OF WOMEN.—Wellington Table Talk—Lady's Letter from Auckland—Lady's Letter from Dunedin—Lady's Letter from Christchurch—Lady's Letter from Greymouth—Concerning Hands —Recipes for those who Dislike Puddings—To Mv Love in Ely sea ... 25-26

The shareholders of the South British Insurance Company have unanimously confirmed the resolutions enabling the company to take other risks excepting life insurance. The ceremony of blessing the foundation of the Feilding Catholic convent was performed by Archbishop Redwood on Sunday in the presence of a large gathering. The sum of £4OO was subscribed.