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TOWN EDITION. TABLE OP CONTESTS. Advertisements ... ... Ito 6, 36 to 40 Muitum in Parvo ... ... ... 6 Farm and Station.— Agricultural Prospects, The Cultivation of European Flax. M. Pat>tour's Proposals, Notes on .Rural Topics, Aberdeen-Angus Cattle in America, Agricultural and Pastoral News. British Agriculture, M. Pasteur's Experiments ... 6 to 8 The Garden.— operations for the Month ... 9 Small Farm Allotment!... ... ... 9 Taleri County Council ... ..: ... 9 Bam and Ewe Fair ... ... ... 9 Telegraphic Briefs ... ... ... 9 Presbyterian Church Sustentation Fund ... 9 Our Coal Measures ... ... ... 10 Education Hoard of Otago ... ... lo Southland Land Board ... ... ... 10 The Shooting Affray at Roxburgh ... ... 10 Alleged Attempted Wife Murder ... ... ]i Local and General ... ... ...11,12 Mining.- The School of Mines, Chlorinatlou Maerewhenna Goldfield, Wakatipu Mining Notes, Reefton Mining Notes, Notes from Westport, Miscellaneous ... ... 12, 13 Cablegrams ... ... ... ... 13 University Degrees ... ... ... 14 Supreme Court— Criminal Sessions 14 to 18 Intercolonial ... ... ... ... 16 The Emperor William's Death ... ... 1H The London Wool Sales ... ... ... 16 The flttrothal of Prince Alexander ... 16 The English Local Government Bill ... Id The Country.— Lake County, Waikaia, One Tree Point, Kelso. Wyndham, liiverton, Waikaka, Taieri Ferry, Kaitangata, Tapanui, Maungatua, Gore, Isla Bank (Southland) ... ... ... ... 17 The Corn Thistle. Not the Canadian ... 17 The Kaitangata-Stirling Road ... ... 17 Correspondence ... ... ... 17 Land Board ... ... ... 17 Commercial ... ... ... ... 18Alleged Kleptomania ... ... ... 18 Lost in the Bush ... ... ... 18 Central Utago Mission ... ... ... 18 Advertisements ... ... ... 19, 20 Notes and Queries ... ... ... 20 Births. Deaths, and Marriages ... ... 20 Subscription List ... ... ... 21 Passing Notes ... ... ... 21 Land and Water ... ... ... 21 Late Telegrams ... ... ... 21 Casualties ... ... ... ... 21 Sporting.— Best Records to Date in New Zealand, Answers to Correspondents, Talk of the Week, Canterbury Doings, Our Auckland Sporting Letter, The Australian J. C. Autumn. Gathering, Racing in New Zealand, Racing in Australia, Racing in Kngland, Miscellaneous Extracts, The Riverton Races, Tha Wallace Hunt Club, The Palmerston Races, Battles Against the Watch, A Caution to Welshers, Captain James Octavius Macball, Fixtures 22 to 25 Football ... ... ... ... 26 Athletics ... ... ... ... 26 Cycling ... ... ... ... 27 Bowling ... ... ... ... 27 The Riddler ... ... ... ... 27 Theatrical.— Notes by Pasquin ... ... 28 Angling ... ... ... ... 28 Old Identiana... ... ... „r 28 Educational Statistics ... ... ... 28 Chess and Draughts ... ... ... 29 Poetry ... ... ... ... 29 The Novelist.— The Track of tha Storm, A Silver Lining ... ... ... 29, 30 The Sketcher.— The Late Professor Pleeming Jeukin. The Freedom of the City, The Veneerings, Odd Actors, Some Celebrated Cases, Golden-haired Beauties. Professional Diners-out, Ata Masked Ball, What a Blizzard is, Seeing in the Dark ... 31 , 32 Art and Artists ... ... ... 32 The Ladies. — Answers to Correspondents, . Alice's Letter to Her Readers. She's But a Lassie, Ladies' Gossip, Home Interests ... 32, 34 Tales of the German Hearth ... ... 34 Our Little Folks.— Lena and Addie, Letters from Little Folks ... ... ... 31 P*reonal Notes ... ... ... 35 Editor's Wallet ... ... ... 35 Fun and Fancy ... ... ... 35 Literary Notes ... ... ... 36 The Naturalist ... ... ... 36 Scientific ... ... ... ... 36 Health Column ... ... ... 36

Late Advertisements. GORE. MR EDWARDS, Solicitor, Gore, has taken the OFFICES hitherto occupied by Mr F. S. Canning. Mortgage Securities are required for the investment of a Trust Fund. 280 TO LET, A BLACKSMITH'S SHOP and TOOLS (complete). To a steady man the above will be let on reasonable terms. Apply to JOHN H. WAIGTH, 13a Roxburgh, Otago Education Board. APPLICATIONS, accompanied by Certificates, will be received till TUESDAY, the 17th instant, from TEACHERS qualified to fill the following VACANCIES :— Maungatua — Head Teacher. Salary, £162. Tuapeka Flat — Head Teacher (female). Salary, £90. Tarras — Head Teacher (female). Salary, £70. Anderson's Bay — Mistress. Salary, £105. P. G. PRYDE, 13a • Secretary. I3dfecation Meetings. mHE ANNUAL MEETING of HouaeJL holders in the Otago Education District, for the ELECTION OF SCHOOL COMMITTEES will be held on MONDAY, the 23rd Insbant, at 7.30 p.m., in the Schoolhouse of each district, except in the districts of Port •Chalmers and Caversham, where the householders will meet in the Foresters' Hall and Town Hall respectively. P. G. PRYDE, 13a ' Secretary. Notice to Mafee Fence. TO OCCUPIER (or Owner, or Lessee, or Agent, as the case may be) of Sections 1 and 2, Block VI, and 5, 6, 7, and 8, Block IV, Wangaloa Coast District. TAKE NOTICE, that I desire that a Boundary or Dividing Fence between Sections 1 a*l 2. Blouk VI, and Sections 5, 6, 7, and 8, ttloe^ IV, and my fnrm of Roseneatb, Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, ami 8, Block V, be made immediately, ou or before the 30th JUNE 1888, and that such Fence shall be as follows : — Goai posts, 9ffc apart ; strainers, goai, average three chains apart ; six black No. 8 wires, and one barb wire on top, tightened by winding brackets, to be left on the fence. JAMES SMITH, Owner of Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8, Block V, Waugaloa. AddressGreenfield, Lawrence. 13ap /^VTAGO WITNESS— New Stories— A Large %Jr amount of Heading Matter. Price, 3d,