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Otago Witness, Issue 1905, 25 May 1888, Page 20

TABLE OF CONTENTS. Advertisements ... ... ito 5, 36 to 40 The Garden.— Operations for the Month ... 6 Muitum in Farvo ... ... ... 6 • Farm and Station.— Food for the Dairy Cow, Notes on Rural Topics, Agricultural and Pastoral News, Farm Notes, Animal Ailments ... ... ... ... 6to 8 Literary. -The Art of Beading ... ... 9 Sir R. Stout and the Otago Central ... 9 The M^at Supply of Dunedin ... ... 9 The Oamaru-Nasebv Road Proposal ... 9 Rural Rambles.— The Horse Range ... 10 Education Board ... ... ... 10 Creditors' Meeting ... ... ... 10 Dunedin Labour Exchange ... ... 10 The Week.— The Loan Bill, The Colonial Banks' Assistance, Lake County Finances ... 11 Local and General ... ... ... 11 Mining. — Science and Mining, The Marototo Mines, Gold in the Molyneux, The Gold Duty, Central Otago Notes, Reefton Mining Notes, Miscellaneous ... ... 12 Cablegrams ... ... ... ... 13 The Chinese Question ... ... ... 13 Biographical.- Matthew Arnold ... ... M Sale of Education Reserves ... ... 14 Our Land Laws ... ... ... 14 Parliament in Session ... ... ... 15 The Secret History of tire Loan Bill ... 16 A Fashionable WeddiDg ... ... ... 16 County Gazette ... ... ... 17 The Country.— Macrae's Flat, Gore, Wyndham, Waikala, Shag Valley ... ... 17 Late Agriculture ... ... ... 17 Central Otago... ... ... ... 17 Late Mining ... ... ... ... 17 Meetings of Creditors ... ... ... 17 The Attorney General ... ... ... 18 .Telegraphic Briefs ... ... ... 18 Commercial ... ... ... ... 18 Advertisements ... ... ... 19, 20 Notes and Queries ... ... ... 20 Births, Deaths, and Marriages ... ... 20 Subscription List ... ... ... 20 Passing Notes ... ... ... 20 Leading Articles.— Sir Frederick Whittaker's Mistake, Education Heserves ... ... 21 Our I ondon LetLer •„. ... ... 22 Late Telegrams ... ... ... 22 Land and Water ... ... ... 23 Sporting. — Fixtures, Best Records to Pate in Now Zealand, Answers to Correspondents, Talk of the Day, Canterbury Doings, Our Auckland Sporting Letter, The Totalisator, Miscellaneous Extracts, Soundness in Stallions, Racing in England, Oh, Woman 1 Woman! ... ... ... 23 to 28 Football. — Notes by Forward, Saturday's Matches, The Englishmen in Australia, The English Footballers, Professionalism in the Association Game ... ... 26 Windball. — A German National Amusement ... 27 Museum Jottings ... ... ... 27 The Riddler ... ... ... ... 27 Theatrical.— Notes by Pasquin ... ... 28 Angling ... ... ... ... 28 Bowling ... ... ... ... 28 An Australian Author ... ... ... 28 Casualties ... ... ... ... 28 Chess and Draughts ... ... ... 29 Poetry ... ... ... ... 29 The Novelist.— Terribly Fulfilled, Daniel Donolly, Deceased ... ... ... 29, 80 Art and Artists ... ... ... 30 The Sketcher.— Opium Eating, Paganini and his Violin, A Mad Lover ; or, Dead Man's Cliff, Young Men Who Were Great, Whittier's Autobiography, Some Anecdotes of Charles Lamb, Head this it You Can, Are Good-Natured People Uninteresting? Curious Finds, Patrons of Art 30 to 32 Literary Notes ... ... ... 32 The Ladies. — Answers to Correspondents, Alice's Letter to Her Readers, She's But a Lassie, Ladies' Gossip, Home Interests ... ... ... ... 32, 34 Our Little Folks.— How the Baby Came, Tim's Kit, Letters from Little Folks ... ... 34 Personal Notes ... ... ... 35 The Naturalist ... ... ... 35 Scientific ... ... ... ... 35 Health Column ... ... ... 35 Editor's Wallet ... ... ... 35 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 JAMES ALEXANDER, who resided at Winchester, Canterbury, iv the year 1885, please send your address to the advertiser, Box 176, Dunedin. VISITORS will find Mrs James' \^S Private Boarding Establishment, corner King and St. David streets, replete with all the Comforts of a Home. limy WANTED to PURCHASE a Complete File of the Otago Witness for the halfyear ending 30th June 1887. Stabe price to .Lex, Office of this Paper. * 18my TJ3OLLER SKATES, ROLLER SKA.TES, MA) ROLLER SKATES. Light, Durable, and easy running. From 14s 6d pair at tho TT ITTLE DUST PAN, George street, DunJIJ eilin. Cheapest House in Otago for Rjlkr Slcates. Good assortment. American AND Colonial Made Skates. Superior makes, 16s 6d and 20s. Orders by post promptly executed.— LlTTLE DUST PAN, Duucdiu. lSuiy TO LET, THE CAMP FARM, Peninsula; also, GRAZING PADDOCKS.— For particulars, Mr D. Larnach, Camp, Dunedin. 18my MRS DREAVER is the only Teacher of the Scientific System of Dress Cutting in Otago. MRS DREAVEK has Room for a few more Pupils. Ladies taught till Proficient for3Qs. MRS DREAVER has received Direct from Paris Novelties in Millinery, Ulsters, and Jackets. Selling at cost. 25my WANTED, for Berwick, competent DRESSMAKER.— AppIy John Henderson, who has suitable Buildings to Let. Apply at once. 25my WANTED, Experienced SHEPHERDS ; married and new arrivals, accustomed to paddock sheep, preferred. — Applicants will please send copies of testimonials to Shepherd, care of this Office. 25ray Cox's Temperance Motel, Maclaggan Street, Dunedin. M. COX ... ... ... Proprietor. I BEG to Notify the General Public I have returned to my old Hotel, as above, and would be glad to see any friends who would favour me with a visit. Board and Residence (single or double rooms), 18s per week, or 3s 6d per day. Night Porter in attendance. M. COX. N.B.— Private sitting rooms for Families. 25my T ETTERS FROM LITTLE FOLKS.— "A JiJ Mother " writes with reference to the Little Folks department^ " You can scarcely realise what an important column that is which 'Dot' presides over. It is literally devoured by the little people. ..... Children who never looked at the paper or thought of it before, now ?pell through those little letters with delight."