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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11849, 27 September 1900, Page 4

OTAGO WITNESS | Wednesday, Sept, -26. | BIRDS OF THE BRITISH ISLES. By Jchk Dukoan. (Reviewed by- Biuonxis). " IMPERIAITpAPERS : | THE ESSENCE OF .EMPIRE. By R. N. Adams. A HOMELY LITTLE VIRTUE. "By Emmeli'ne. TO THE"LIONS. By A Bankeb. CONCERNING "CHINESE LAW. ECHOES "FROM' THE HOME-LAND: lI.—THE FIRTH OP CLYDE. By W. J. Cbmvfohd. LI HUNG" CHANG. EXPERIENCES IN FIJI. DARK HEROINES: IV.—POCAHONTAS OF VIRGINIA. By Jessie Mackay. ILLUSTRATIONS: RAVENSBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB FIRST FIFTEEN; Winners of Second Grade Championship, 1900. LA PETITE ETHEL, the World's Contortionist Bncl Gymnast. RETURNED INVALID TROOPERS by Gothic, at Wellington. STONES on MAORI DREDGE, Upper Clutha.—Mr Frank Kitto, Clredgenifvster. KTTKAL RAMBLES. — The Waitati, Ota ? oSummer Hours at Waitati—Cattle Browsing on the Peninsula—Brickfield at the Forbury: Procuring the Clay—Picturesque- Pott Chalmers— Drain Plough nt Work.' ■ BEACH at EAST LONDON, S.A.--Chpst-I mas, 1899—How East Londoners Enjoy the Festive Season. THE OTAKI' MOUNTED RIFLES. The HILL CARS.—Arrival of the High strc»c Car at Morningtou—The Maryhill Extension. THE NIGHTCAPS COAL MINE. SERGEANT-MAJOR M'PHERSON, of Oamaru, who recently retired from the position of Drill Instructor: MR nnd MRS 'MATTHEW MARSHALL, Balclulha, who came to Dunedin In the Philip Laing in 184 S. ' ' Mr G. T. PALMER, M.A., of St. Clair, who was lately appointed Junior Assistant at Kelson College. .. . . . , - ON' THE TAIERI PLAIN.-L-Taieri County Council Chamhei-E—Members of the Taien County Council—St. Mary's (R.C.) Church St. Luke's (Anglican) Cliurch—Bird^s-eyc View of Outram—The .Outram Eleutrio Power House—Pumning Station and Water Tanks—View of the West Taiori River mid Bridge—Members of' the Outram Town Board—"Wedding at jtfosgiel, • TROOPER MACKLEY, Fourth- Contingent (Grcymouth); TROOPER LILBUHXE, Second Contingent. A TAIERI BIGG IN.-An. Interrupted Washing Day. • ■ ' ■ LAUNCH of MOA FLAT DREDGING COMPANY'S PONTOONS, near Roxburgh. Dr BURNS'S HOSPITAL STAFF, near Pretoria. LATEST PORTRAIT of-LI HUNG CHANO, taken just prior to bis departure from Hongkong. ■ . , . ■ A WOUNDED TROOPER. — Trooper J. M'LEAN, Dunedin, Fourth Contingent. GROUPS of TROOPERS, including G. M. Artney and W. Virisen (wounded at Ottoslioop), and W. C. Colvih (died at Johannesburg. ■ ;. COAL FOR CHINA.—The s.s. Pennrth at the Crane Wharf (Westport)—The. Penarth in Tow, bound for China. DREDGING IN THE BACK COUNTRY.— The' Dart River Dredging Company's ClaimCutting the Timber for the Dredge. ADMIRAL SEYMOUR, 'British Admiral on the China Station. THE ABBOTSFORD RAILWAY- STATION. ■E. REYNOLDS, of Auckland, one of New Zea- . land's Cycling Representatives at Paris, LANCE-CORPORAL. GOLDER, Pemberton, Third Contingent, returning invalided. UNION COMPANY'S s.r. GRESHAM, at Dunedin Wharf. A YOUNG GENTLEMAN IN KHAKI;—Sun of Mr. Sew Hoy, the well-known Chinese merchant. THE LATE MR JAMES GEBBIE. GROUP FROM A AND B SQUADRONS OF THE FOURTH CONTINGENT. THE DUNEDIN HOSPITAL. A CHARMING VIEW of THE CITY OB' THE LAKES. ' ITIHE FARMERS' PAPER.i-THE OTAGO JL WITNESS Farm'Pages'are universally acknowledged to be unequalled by thosa of any other New Zealand weekly, both for variety, of their contents nntl for tho sound views expressed by tho various members of the large staft of aj»vioultural writers. The Witness is well namac the " Fannera' Paper,' for its name is n, household word in overs settlers; homestead. '. .'.■2|' I°-'