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TOWN EDITION. TABLE OF CONTESTS. Advertisements ... ... 1t06,36 to 40 Multum In Parvo „, ... ... 6 Direct bteam Service ... ... ... 6 San Francisco Mail Service ... ... 6 Farm and St ition.— Farm Operations, Horse Breeding, Agricultural Clods, Lckhl hxperienceß, British Agriculture, Agricultural and Pastoral JNews ... ... ...6,7,8 Poultry Notes... ... ... ... 8 Bee Notes ... ... ... ... 8 The Garden ... ... ... ... 8 Cablwnv«ms ... ... ... ... 9 WooUalea ... ... ... ... 9 The Haytian Dispute ... ... ... 9 Local and General ... ... ... 9, 10 Our Keßoivces „, ... ... 11 The Frozen Mpat Trade ... ... ... 11 Mr ßryee on the Land Question ... ... 11 Sir Kibert Stout on the Land Question ... 11 Poison in the Can ... ... ... 11 The Bankruptcy Act ..,* ... ... 11 Labour Exchange ... ... ... 11 Mining.— The Guiding Star Company, West Coast ProspectiiiK, Miscellaneous, Foreign, Notes from Heefton, Wakatipu Mining Notes ... ... ... ... 12 Charitable Aid ... ... ... 12 The New Zealander Abroad ... ... 13 The Troub'ea in Tonga ... ... ... 13 Colonial Fruit... ... ... ... 13 A Demand for Protection ... ... 13 Dolce far Niente ... ... ... 13 Among the Glaciers ... ... ... 14 Chats with Farmers ... ... ... 14 Effects of Kab')its ..." ... ... 14 The Londou Wool Market ... ... 14 Thrift ... ... ... ... 15 Our Volunteers — Easter Ecampmenfca 15, 16, 17 Country.— Waimumu and Oharlron. Tipton, lake County, Koxburgh, Olutha, StrathTitieri, Broad Bay ... ... ... 17 Sporting — b'ixturts, Notes by Beacon, Knglish and Foreign, Our Canterbury Sporting Letter, Sporting Notes f:om New South Wales, Rating in New Zealand. Baciug in Australia The Tofcalisator Case, The Doctor's Device ... ... ,23 to 20 Late Agricultural „. „, „. 17 Land Board ... ... ... ... 17 Cricket ... ... ... ... 26 Coursing ... ... „. ... 26 Lnwn Tennis ... ... ... „. 27 Bowling ... ... ... ... 27 Angling „. ... ... ... 27 Football ... „. ... ... 26 Th atrical. — Notes by Pasquin, Stage in Australia ... ... ... ... 28 Biddler ... ... ... ... 28 Chess and Draughts ... ... ...28,29 The Novelist.— A Game of Chance, Left in The Pit ... ... ... ...29,30 The Sketcher.— The French President, Last Words with Gordon. An Interview with Will Carleton. Anecdotes of Great Men, Who was Mazeppa ? Famous Little Men, Fechter in London ... ... ...31,32 Old World Sketches ... ... ... 32 The Ladles. — Answers to Correspondents, A Wornnn's Holiday, A Prayer Reviewed, Fickle Jack, or, from Weakness to Strength, The Season's Fashion, Ladies' Gossip ... ... ... ... 02, 33 Our Llttto Folks.— Prize Story Competition, The Next Prize, The Thoughtless NurseGirl, Letters from Lit- le Folks' ... .31 Litpr.tture.— Critical Sketches „. ... 34 Editor's Wallet; „, ... ... 34, 35 Fun aud Fancy ... ... ... 35 Whimsical! ieß,,. „, „. . v 35 The Naturalist ... .".. ... 35 Scientific ... ... .., ... 35 Health Column „, ... ... 36 Fatal'ties ... ... „. ... 18 Shipping ... ... ... ... 18 Commercial „, ... „, ... IS Advertisements ... ... „.19,20 Note.< aud Queries ... ... ... 20 Births, Death 1 ?, and Marriages ... ... 21 Subscription List „. „. ... 21 Telegraphic ... ■•■ ... ... 22 Passing Not"8 .. ... ... ... 21 Land and Wator ... ... ... 22, 23 Leading Articles.— Government Labour Exchange, Magdalen Asylum „. „. 22 Late Telegrams ... ... ... 22 Peninsula hoad ßoard „. ... ... 22 Mr Fulton at Mosjiel ... ... ... 17 Auctions. FRIDAY, 29th APRIL, At 12 o'clock. At Bulyondale Estate, Inch-Clutha. Ctrcat Clearing- §ale Of FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS,' &o. HM. D R I V E R c (in conjunction with LACHLAN MACLEAN has received instructions from Messrs Cameronand Russell to sell by auction, at ai ove time and place, 2 heavy draught geldings syrs, by Taieri Tom ; 2 heavy draught geldings, 4yrs ; 2 heavy draught geldings, aged ; 2 heavy draught mares, syra and 6yrs ; 3 heavy mares, aged ; 3 heavy draught geldings, 3yrs ; 2 heavy draught fillies, 2yrs and 3yrs; 1 foal by Souter Johnnie, 5 saddle and harness horses 22 quiet dairy cows, in full milk. These have been carefully selected for dairy purposes, and are guaranteed an exceptionally fine lot, and are all young. 3 quiet dairy cows, coming to calving ; 4 quiet dairy cows, dry ; 4 prime fat cows, 9 heifers, two and three-year-olds ; 5 heifers, one-year-olds ; 15 bullocks, three-year-olda, several fit for butcher, a grand lot for turnips ; 6 steers, two-year-old; 6 steers, one-year-old; 15 calves, 1 shorthorn bull, three-year-old 1 Alderney bull, one-year-old ; 8' Romney Marsh rams, 4 and 6-tooth; 80 stud- Romney Marsh ewes, 6 and 8tooth ; 170 crossbred ewes, 4, 6, and 8tooth; 150 fat wethers, 100 fat ewes, 350 crossbred lambs, by Romney Marsh rams ; 20 pigs, 2 farm drays, 1 tip dray, 1 double-furrow plough, 1 stumpjumper plough (new), 1 swing plough, reaping machine, horsepower and chaff<eutterj(nearly new), 1 spring cart (new), single and double buggy harness, dray, plough, and leading harness, and all the usual requirements on a farm. Also, 1000 bags wheat and 700 bags oats. As Messrs Cameron and Russell are leasing all their farms, the whole of the above are for positive sale. Luncheon provided. Messrs C. and R. will have a large conveyance waiting the arrival of the IX train at Stirling on morning of sale to carry purchasers coming from a distance, and tickets for same can be had on application to the Auctioneers before the day of sale. 16ap ABOUT the End of NEXT AUGUST, or the beginning of SEPTEMBER, all SIR CHARLES STRICKLAND'S THOROUGHBRED HORSES will be offered for SALE BY AUCTION, at Howsham, near York. They are believed to be the strongest and soundest strain of thoroughbred horses in England. At the same time will be offered for sale many of the thoroughbred horses bred by Mr Strickland Constable, and by Mr Harry and Mr Alfred Cholmley. Further particulars will be advertised garly in the summer 8a