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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7542, 20 April 1886, Page 1

Government Notifications. THB OTAGO DAI LI TIMBg Has been appointed THB GAZETTE FOB VBM PROVINCIAL DISTRICT o» OTAGO FOB THB YEAR 1885, for the Publication of all NOTIFICATIONS which by any Act of the General Asuembly, or by any Ordinance of the Province of Otago, require to be inserted In the Provincial Gazette. 23ju rpHE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT ■JL LIFE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. This Association is the On ly Office which possesses Government Security and proffers to the public the combined advantages of Mutual Lifb Assurancb Lowest Prkmiumb Most Liberal Conmtionb Invioiable Stats Gxtabanto Prompt Settlement. AMOUNT OK FUNDS. Alter 15 years' existence, the Office has now Aocc- : MULATKD Funds exceeding Onk Million Sterlujs : Funds in June 1876 ... ... ... £109,967 Funds in June 1880 ... .. ... £459,335 , Pundi in 1885, over ... ... ...£1,000,000 Annual Income exceeds ... ... £316,000 The Ajßooiation offers the most LTBBRit Conditions extant. ; Branches In all the principal Towns in the Colony, and Agencies at all the Money Order Post-officei in . the Colony. . By order, D. M. LUOKIE, Acting-general Manager. Head Oflloe, Wellington, July 1885. lQau Publications.----1851. THIRTY-SIXTH TEAR. 1888. THE 0TA5.0 WITNESS OF SATUEDAX, 17th APRIL, CONTAINS:— Continuation of Wilkie Collins' Novel, THB EVIL GENIUS. Continuation of RECOLLECTIONS OF CONVICT LIFE In N9RFOLK ISLAND AND VICTORIA, With Prison Portraits: Being Sketches of Criminals and Prison Governors, including the Early Life, Career, and Death of John Price, and of the Bushrangers Billy Morgan, Burgess, &c, 3y Henry Garrstt, alias Rouse, the Bushranger. Chapter X.—Retribution. MISS MAY. STREET LIFE IN PARIS: Curious Ways of Money-making. The Commissionaire. - The Sparrow Man. A Cheap Jack. Our Artist. The Cafes. Divers Tricks. * NICOLO PAGANINI. JAPANESE VISTAS: A Singular Superstition. Infant Purgatory. A Vicarious Offering. Sceneß on the Summit of Japan's Sacred Volcano. The Two Sheols. ; MUSIC STUDY IN GERMANY. 1 OUR'LONDON- L-RTIJEIt: .: U: OUR AMERICAN LETTER. ■. - OUR AUSTRATIAN LETTER. '' SPARE HAM-HOURS: By Henry Lapham.—ln Town. LADIES' COLUMN: ; Girls' Gossip. About Sealskin Jackets. Goßsipy Paragraphs. Home Interests. ] OUR LITTLE FOLKS: My Wolves. Programme for a Penny. Reading at Home. ' • ' THE NATURALIST: Prairie Ants. Memory of the Horse. EDITOR'S WALLET: Taking His Life. Evolving a Story. An Interview at Osborne. A Good Millionaire. A Cholera Widow. A Printer Boy. MULTUM IN PARVO. SCIENTIFIC. FUN ANB FANCY.. CHESS AND DRAUGHTS. POETS' CORNER: ! Vastness. i Summer's Away. ■ THEATRICAL: : Notes by " Pasquin." i The Stage in Australia. . i Notes by " Scalfax." ■ THE EXPLORER: I Big Bay and District, with Notes ot the Return Trip by the Hollyford and. Lake Harris Route; by J. C. Headway. BOWLING: , Notes by " Jack." j FOOTBALL: ! Not«s by " Forward." ■ THE RING: ! Matthews in America* ■ COURSING: Our Training Kennels.—Mr S. P. Hill's--Private Kennel, by " Rata." [ Opening of the Plumpton Season, by " Sala- i mander." CRICKET: Notes by " Slip." AQUATICS. THERIDDLER. ' LAWN TENN IS . .LAND AND WATER. THE TAIAKOA WRECK: Full Account of the Catastrophe, with Chart of the Coastline. SPORTING: Racing Fixtures. Answers to Correspondents. Notes by " Beacon." Canterbury Sporting Notes, by " Rata'1 Racing in England. English and Foreign. The Oaks. Australian. Racing in New Zealand. FARM: New Zealand Dairy Farming. Breaking Up Pastures. The Harvest. Agricultural Affairs in Great Britain, by oar English Agricultural Correspondent. Local ixperiencea: -, Down Crossing. I Feeding Stock on Few Roots. Trae Planting and Fruit Growing: ■ A Southland Nursery and Orchard. Farm Notes: i The Get-up of Wool. : Treatment for Lampers. i Discriminating in the Herd. ! About the Horse's Foot, ! Good Breeds of Cows. ! THE GARDEN: i Show Fixtures. j Answers to Correspondents. : Calendar. • ; THE MINES. ! THE COUNTRY ■! PASSING NOTES. ""J NOTES AND QUERIES., 'i ' And ! THE WHOLE NEWS OF THE WEEK. i TVAILY TIMES BILL-BOARD THB OTAGO DAILY TIMES AND WITNESS i NEWSPAPERS COMPANY, •! Having just completed the erection of a number of NEW ADVERTISING BOARDS throughout the city, and secured renewals of the leases of all the prominent sites hitherto In their occupation, are now, as hitherto, the only Printing House in the city in a position to give THOROUGH PUBLICITY To the 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS OF ADVERTISERS. THB PRINTING OP SHOWBILLS. $ has been made a special featube of the GeiMraS j Printing Department, and for cheapness ana eacel- i lenoe the office cannot be excelled 1b this cl&j» o f work.- . L!»b of over 40 Hoardings, now at the <Hipo»»l of' Aetvflrtlier* oao bo inipeeted nt tb< oHoe,