13 \V ZkaLAND Mail CONTENTS OF ISSUE OF FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 4m. A ORJCCLTDItAL PaoE3.—Dipping for Ticks— Thu tibcsp T,ut fly—Accidents to Horses— Agricultural Jottings. Asolo-Colonial Notes.—Personal and General — i'iie Colonies and the Press —Congratulations for the Bank of New Zealand —Spurgeon Memorial Services—Sir Robert Hiout’s Article—Frost Kish and its Distribution —Mr XI. G, Seth-Smith, Apiary—Foul i rood. Aquatics, Athletics, Bowling. Cablegrams of the Week. Casualties. Chess Column. Special Notes, Chit CHAT, —Interesting Reading for Ladies, Commercial. Country Letters.—Carterton Masterton — Stratford—Wanganui—Greytown. The Courts. Cricket.— Notes by ‘ Slip’—Cricket in Canterbury. Current Topics. The Dairy.—Produce Notes, by the London Correspondent—Breeding Dairy Cows— How to treat a Skittish Heifer—Dairy Jottings. Eoaoia of the Week, by ‘Scrutator.’— Lady Hopotoun in Court Eccentric Journalism—An Electoral Address—The Profits of Prize Fighting—A Stanrt Restoration Society—Who Bays a Cooler? FICTION. David Balfour: Ills Adventures by Sea and by Land, by Robert Louis Stevenson. Twice Lost, by Richard Dowling (continued). Why John Gripstone was Killed, ,hy Major Arthur Griffiths. Football. Here and There. —Interesting Items for Everybody. Hypnotism. Humorous, Kennel Notes. Ladies’ Pages.—Chit Chat, by ‘ Aunt Ellen —Wellington Social Gossip, by ‘Kittle Clyve ’—Latest London Fashions (Illustrated)—Woman's Franchise—The Origin of Fashions —An Egyptian Queen—Household Hints. Literaht Notes.—’East to Weet,’ an Ode by Mr Swinbourno —Songs of Tennyson London Literary Gossip. London Gossip.—The Opening of Parliament —The Morley Fortune—The Gooch Case. Miscellaneous. Mining News. Missing Friends’ Column. MISSING WORD COMPETITION. Mr Joseph Nathan (with portrait). Notes from Napier, —From our own Correspondent. Plats and Platers, by ’ Lorgnetle.'-New Zealand Amusements —London Theatrical Gossip—Mr H. A. Jones’new play, ’The Bauble Shop.’ Music.—Verdi’s new Opera * Falatsff.’ The Puzzler; Shipping News. Prohibition Meeting. Public Service Association. The Sketched—A Queenly Beggar—Snobbery at Cambridge—The Gospel According to St Peter —The I,and of Fire—Notable Blockade Runners —An Extraordinary Occurrence —A Curious Case of Cremation—Booth and Babel. Sponnso Pages, edited by • Vigilant.’—Notahilia—Salient Subjects District Jottings—Notes and Clippings—Sporting Telegrams—Trotting Notes. The Cheviot Estate. —Interview with the Minister of Lands. The English Labour Department. The Independent Order of Oddfellows — Grand Lodge Session, The Exports of the Past Year. Town and Country. Volunteer News. Young Folks’ Corner. —The Wonders of the Heavens—Ostriches and their Eggs—lndustrious Birds—Keep Your Rooms Tidy —Some Late Beginners. McNab’s Galley Brand Whisky. 1 MELLOW 1 MATURE 1 First Award Melboohnb Exhibition. Cases, Octaves and Quarter Casks. All Merchants. Public Notices G UNDERSEN.—Mr Gnndereen would greatly oblige Herr Kaasmuesen by calling to see him at the Club Hotel, Wellington, Immediately. £64 M ADDISON. Mr Maddison, lately arrived from Sydney, would greatly oblige Herr Raasmussen by calling on him at the Clnb Hotel, Wellington, immediately, 660 JAMES NICE JLBON, from Sydney, please communicate with A.N. Address, Q.P.0., Sydney. Important. 637 In the matter of the Estate of MATENE TAUWHARE, late of Petono, aboriginal Native Chief, deceased, mAKB NOTICE that accounts of all debts I dns by the above named deceased moat be sent in to ns before MONDAY, the 3rd day of APRIL, or the same will not be recognised. MENTEATH & STAVELEY, Solicitors, 6, Lambton quay, $73 Wellington. NOTICE OP REMOVAL. HAVE removed from No. 3S to No. 42, Lambton quay, abovo the Chamber of nrneroe. D. H. MACKINNON, Agent. (gent Palatine Insurance Company. 661 IE UNITED FARMERS’ ALLIANCE, LIMITED. THE Directors of The United Farmin' Alliance, Limited, Invito applications for the office of Auctioneer and Valuator to the Alliance. Applicants to state the salary required and when able to enter npan the duties. For farther information apply to THE GENERAL MANAGER. Wellington, 20th Moroh, 1893. . 669 WILKINS AND FIELD HAVE JUST LANDED, EX WAIKATO—--ptENDERS FENDERS FENDERS, jpIEE I RONS FIRE IRONS FIRE IRONS. Rr EGIBTER REGISTER GRATES REGISTER GRATES. BEST VALUE IN TOWN. WILKINS <fe FIELD, IRONMONGERS Jt IRON MERCHANTS, Manners street. rjAMEBON & CHRISTIE. Per N. B. Morris— CARVED WOOD BREAD PLATTERS.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LIV, Issue 9867, 25 March 1893, Page 3
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