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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11937, 10 January 1901, Page 3

OTA.GO WITNESS Wednesday, Jan.' 9. LIFE ON A MODERN TROOPSHIP. By J. Allan. THOMAS~GUTHRIE. OH, FOR YOUTH AND LOVE. OVER THETEACUPS. By. EaMELims. A PEW PICTURES PROM THE LAND OP PIGTAILS. THE 'AMIR OF7FGHANISTAN: . . * HIS DAILY LIFE. • By Patek. THE AERIAL OCEAN. By A Banker. ILLUSTRATIONS: THE FEDERATION DEMONSTRATION IN SYDNEY.-The Southland Pipe Band-The New Zealand Federal Escort: Some of the Officers—Brothers in Arms—The New Zealand Escort Leaving Mount Cook Barracks— The Wairaray-a Section. GROUP OF PRIZE TEVIOT SHEEP. THE, CANTERBURY-OTAGO CRICKET MATCH.-The Canterbury Team-The Otngo Team. THE LIGHTHOUSES OF THE COLONY.A Lighthouse Chart—The Cape Maria Van. Diemcn Lighthouse—Moko Hinou LightLIPE ON A MODERN TROOPSHIP.-Rc-ceiving Coal and Water at Madeira—Rifle Drill-Tho Troop Deck at the Daily Inspection—Divine Service—Physical Drill—"Legs Up," " Bodies Up ": A Leisure Hour—The Arrival in Table Bay. THE DREDGING IND'USTRY.-The Yard of the Austral Otis Engineering Works, Melbourne—Some Dredging Machinery—Screens and Buckets—Captain Robert Andrew, Australian manager of the New Zealand Dredging and Exploration Company—Waipori Golden Lead: Before the Flood; After the Flood. THE BOER WAE.-The Staats Artillery in Pretoria—The New Zealand Mounted Hides at tho Funeral of Prince Christian Victor. A POPULAR TEACHER.-Mrs Blandford and Her Pupils—Their Picnic. THE CRISIS IN CHINA.-Some Scenes in Peking, TROUT-FISHING IN THE PUERUA.-The Mound Bridge— Gontlo Exponents of the Gentle Art—Some Splendid Ripples—Lunch Beside the Stream—Some Sough Water— : "Up'stTree!" DEAN FITCHETT. NATURAL CURIOSITIES AT CATLINSThe Blow-hole from the Beach—Black Jack's A NOTABLE CYCLIST.-Mr A. C. Forbes, of Christchurch, AVinner of the Austral Wheel Race, Melbourne. THE FAUST SISTERS. AN UGLY CUSTOMER. HOME, SWEET' HOMEI-A Fisherman's Whare. THE POULTRY FANCIER.-A Home-made Brooder Coop—A Minorca Cockerel. CAMPING-OUT AT OWAKA.-A Lazy Day in Camp. , ELOCUTION CLASSES IN DUNEDIN.Mrs Collet-Dobson—Mrs Dobson and Her Pupils—Tho Pftpils ■in " Pygmalion and THEATRICALS AT THE HOT SPRINGS.Tho Steole-Payne Company on the New Ter- ' races—Having Their Picture Taken—The Queen's Statue—The Company in Maori Dress. t

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