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TABLE OF CONTENTS. A Book of the Day ... .. " ,„ 69 A Week in the Snowstorm ... ,„ 45 A Very Sudden Death... ... ... 28 A Block on the Otago Central Railway ... 25 A Comparative International Chart ... 45 Brewer's Manifesto ... .., ... 43 Bank of New Zealand... „," ,^ 28 Banking Returns ... ... /.'. 9 ' Births. MARr.iARES, and Deatus ... 33 Clutha County Council .«. ... 7 Correspondence ... ,'.. ... 9, 15 Casualties ... ... «... ... 25 Cricket— Notes by Slip *„ ... 40 Ohess and Draughts... • .r. - ... 48 Cablegrams ... ... 13,16,17 Cycling. — I^otesbv Demon ... ...41,42 Country. — Round abcut Orepuki, Otautau.- _^ Waikoikoi, Lu'msden, Kelso, Tuapeka West, Tapanui, Waiwera, Rongnhere, , Owaka, Cambrians, St. Bathans, Middle- ' march, .. ... , v ... £9, 30' Defence of the Colony ,«> .., 1?. Dunedin City Mission »v, ... K. Electric L'ght in Outram ..," „. 28 Examination System ... ... ... €2 Editor's Wallet ... „. ... 61 Found Drowned ... ... „, 28 Fire at Government House .., ... 28 Fun and Fancy ... ... ... 49 Fanciers' Column.— Keunel, Poultry Notes 42, 43 Football.— Notes by Forward ... ... 39, 40 Firm and Station.— Notes on Rural Topics, Agricultural and Pastoral - News, Noteß on Rural Topics, London Wool Sale*. Stock and Grazing Notes, Wool Sales, Agricultural Notes, The Southland Agricultural Notes, Farm Notes, Agriculture and the State, Hearing and FeediDg Cattle, A New country in New Zealand, Small Bird?, N. 2 Produce in London ... ... ~ "...4-7,14 Garden ... ... ... ' ... 8 Gazette . ... ... ... ... 10 Health Column ... ... „. 54 Inquest ... ... ..', -'•:.. 12 In ThaCity of Fads ... ... ... Cl In tho Frozen South ... „. ... 44 International Situation ... ... 63 Land and Water ... ... ... 2» Ladies' Page : By Emmeline. — Answers to Correspondents, Table Talk, Illustrated Fashions, C.C.C. Ladies' Gossip, Table Talk. Home Interests. A Talk With Mv Readers... ... ... 51-53 Literary Notes ... ... ... 68 Local ani> General ... ... ...18.19 Land Board... ... ... ... 30 Land for Workmens' Homes ... • ... 15 Liitlb Folks : By Dot.— Letters From. Little Folks, Letters From the Back Blocks ... ... ... ...67,68 Mining.— Week's Mmmc New*. Notes from Reefton and Lyell, Dredging Industry, Our Southland Letter, A. Mining Case in the Supreme Court, Mines Statement, Stock Exchange ... ... ...20-24 Miiltum in Tarvo ... ... ... 48 Masonic ... .-.". „. ... ' 47 Naturalist... ... ... ... 60 Notes and Queries ... ... ... 46 Novelist.— Heart and Sword ... ... 49, 50 N.Z. Parliament ... ... ... 23-27 New Zealand N<-ws Items 3f No Recre*ti<-n Ground For North Dunedin 12 N.Z. Agriculturist Association ... ... 9 Orchestral Society's Concert ... ... 47 Our Northern Letter ... ... ... 2i Otago School of Mines „. ... 12 pjiiisoxAi. Notes ... ..." ... 60 i'oetrt ... ... ... ... 4» Passiho NOTH3.— By Civia ... ... X Chats with the Boys ... ... 58 Pari«h of Tusmeka and Waitahuna ... 28 Purcfcas* of Waikakahi ... ..". 45 Publications Received... • ... ... 45 Ratdtaf Chineee Gambling Dens ... £8 Religious Column ... ... ... C 2 stti>»Lßß. ... ... ... 47 Rkytues of Our Own Laud ... ... 62 Suffering from Delukions „» ... 44 S gns for S*u»ds ... *■ ... 59 Southland News Notes ... ... 3* Southland -Land Board ... 15 Shipowners and Seamen „. .« 12 Short Story ... ... ... 50 -•cienok Notes ... ... ... 54 Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals ... ... ... ... 9 Stage.— Theatrical and Musical Notet, Wellington Wing Whif-pers, St«ge Gossip, Round- the World. Mdlle Trebelli's Song Kecital, Jubilee Sixgeis ... 46, 47 Sketcher. — Tho Gorge of Shame, Brave Deeds of Doctors, Parsons who are Sportsmen, A Great Chancellor of Sweden, The Way some Hoaxes are Worked, Absent - mind*dnesa, On the Gvriri Flats, South Central Africa, 'the Caves of St. Anthony, " All the World's a Stage" ... ... ... 55-57 Spoutino —Talk of the Day, In a Nutshell, Canterbury Doings, Itacinz in New Zealand, Australia, England, and Franoe, Wellington Note-s, Auckland Topics, Sporting Notes from Australia, A Sessational Cup Horse, WinniDg Horace' Sire, and Owner, Weights, Acceptaßce*, etc. ... ~. .. 35-39 Shipping News ... „, ... 46 Week ... ... ... -33 Waikouaiti-County Coumcil ... ... 8 Witness Subscriptions ... .„ 33WITNESS StrUSfJKIPTIONS. Subscriptions received for tho week ending* August 1: — A. L., Henley, to January 29, 1900" R. H. N., Westport, to January 26, 1900 J. C, Livingstone, to January 31, 1900 W. T., Patearoa, to January 27, 1900 J. B. C, Hamiltqn South, to July 26, 1900 W. D., Hawera, to March 31, 1899 C. W., Sandymount, to November 30, 1899 G. ML, Kuri Bush, to May 9, 1900 W. and J. S., Waitahuna, to March 7, 1899 W. G., Dunedin, to August 28, 1899. A. C, Middlemarch, to October 6, 1899 J. F., Seadown, to September 5, 1900 ■ • H. P. M.. Maxwelltown, to January 28, 189& E. P., Kai-Iwi, to July 1, 1900 A. G., Purakanui, to June 13, 1899 W. J. S., Mataura, to July 19, 1898 G. M., Waikoikoi, to July 13, 1900 W. S., Blenheim, to December 8, 1899" A. A. E., Waikaka, to October 12, 1899 J. H., Blenheim, to November 17, 1899 R. O'D., TongaporuiiU, to January 7, 1899 F. J. S., Havelock, to November 10, 189 a J. MD., Westport, to June 20, 1899 A. M'K., Hampden, to July 31, 1899 H. ML, Waikaka Valley, to September 27, 1900. ! Subscribers remitting cheques must add C<J for exchange; and Post Office orders must b» made payable to GEORGE FENWICK, Managing Director. Letters of naturalisation have been issued to Andrew Fonda, fisherman, Moeraki, and James Smeith, labourer, Balclutha. Messrs Thomas Begg, Thomas Somerville, jun., and Alexander Smaill have been appointed trustees of the Anderson's Bay Cemetery in place of Messrs Adam Begg (deceased), Alexander Mathicson, and James Popham, who have resigned. An impromptu ice carnival wa3 held on the domain reservoirs at Ashburton on Wednesday night (says the Ashburton Mail). A hard frost set in before sundown, and made the ice very firm. About 9 o'clock the local band went to the domain and played some excellent music. At this time there musfc • have been fully 150 persons skating, some of whom valsed very gracefully to the music. . The band continued to play selections up till 11 o'clock, but it was past midnight before; the last of the skaters had lelired.