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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11923, 22 December 1900, Page 6

Special Advertisements qECRETAEIES OF DREDGING COMPANIES. "Who have not as yet returned the Slips (with corrections) to tho Editor and Compiler of THE MINING INVESTOR'S GUIDE, Mr Ai.it.ED H. BuHTON, Liverpool street, Duncdiii, are kindly requested to do so as soon as possible, as the copy lor THE THIRD NUMBER Is nearly READY FOR THE PRESS. (YVAGO WITNESS || - ■ i! Wednesday, Dec. 19. A PATRIOTIC BOARDING HOUSE. By C. M. THE MOAN OF THE MOLYNEUX: FROM CLYDEYALE TO BLACKCLEUGH. By Te Uika. BOOK NOTICES. IMPERIAL PAPERS: IMPERIAL PHILANTHROPY. By R. N. Adams. TWO PURPLE PANSIEB. RUSSIA OF TO-DAY. ILLUSTRATIONS: THE HILLSIDE WORKSHOPS.-Geueral View of the Works—The Foremen of Departments—The far, Waggon, and Paint Shop Employees—Blacksmiths and Boiler-makers —Employees in the Fitting, Erecting, and Maehme".Shops. THE BOER WAR.—Trcopcr J. H033 (Fifth • Contingent)— Scene in Collins street, Kielbourne, on the Return of the Contingents— Trooper Bieclee (Tasmaniau liushmen)—lieutenant and Colonel Soraervillp—Quartermaster of Fourth Contingent and Knffir Joe— Our Boys Who Returned by the ~ioana on Saturday last—The Basnto Boy, DavyTrooper A. 51. Beath (Wounded at Reitfontcin)—Lieutenant Tucker (wounded at Ecitfontein)— Troopers Merson and Yoii; (Trooper Yorke died of Enteric at Kimberley on 30th ult.)—Lieiitciianl; Monlgomerie, Severely Wounded at Reitfontein—Trooper Hyde, Killed at Reitfontein—Trooper James, Died of Enteric at Zeerust. A GIFTED CONTRALTO.—Mrs Howie, Te Ran"i Pai GAUZE: The Mezzo-soprano of the M'Adoo Minstrels. A CHINESE WOMAN'S FOOT. THE LATE MR A. H. ROSS. THE TWO BIGGEST CHILDREN I Nl' ' WORLD: Natives of New Zealand. TJMARU CENTURY CELEBRATION BATHS.—Arrival of His Excellency Hie Governor—The Opening Ceremony. TAIERI AMATEUR TURF CLUB.—The Official?. THE SOLDIERS OF THE FUTURE.-The High School Cadets. TJIE MORNING TON TRAMLINE.—The To SPORTIN NEW ZEALAND.—A Good BagSome Magnificent Heads—A Royal. A FIGURE STUDY. THE NEW ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH AT HYDE. A. FEATURE OF THE LATE SHOW.—The .Tumping Contests. THE TAIEEI RIVER IN FLOOD. ■JHF. WAA'GANUI AGRICULTURAL .v;\J> I PASTORAL SOCIETY'S SHOW.—Ladies' Hacks Being Judged—Prizetaker in the Spriiiff-cnrt Ciasf—Mr Cholmeley'i: Tandem Team—Mr Anderson's Craigclac'uie—Mr Hanan's Harward—Mr Low's Loch Lomond— Mr Campbell's Don. OUR DEFENDERS.—Permanent Artillery Competitions at Petone—The Artillery Team: Winners of Fir-u and Second Prizes—Duneclin Engineers' Camp at Leith Valley. THE RECENT CAMP OF THE NORTH OTAfiO RIFLES.-The Staff and Officers— Tho Non-Co.v. Officers—Lieutenant Gillies's Division—Company in Column of Divisions —Battalion Mounted Rifles-Company in ' Line—Lieutenant Macdonald's Divisiok— Lieutenant Holmes'a Division. JOHN CHAMBERS & SON (LTD.), Sole Agents in New Zealand for TANGYES (LIMITED), ENGINEERS. CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS. DUPLEX PUMPS. ENGINES, BOILERS. CHAIN BLOCKS,. JACKS, TOOLS. CUMBERLAND STREET, DUNEDIN. COLLARD & COLLaRD PIANOS, JUST LANDED ex Raugatira. Also, a Splendid Stock of the BEST ENGLISH MAKES FOR CASH, Or on FaSY TIME PAYMENTS. Inspection Invited. JOHN HOGG-, Piano Warehouse, ST. ANDREW. STREET, 81m