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Otago Witness, Issue 2379, 5 October 1899, Page 32

TABLE" OF CONTENTS. Alleged Attempts at Poisoning ... ... n Among the Books ... ... ... 60 America Cup „. ... ... 17 A Serious Fire ... ... ... 40 Angling ... ... ... ... 46 British Flag... ... ... ... 43 Cablegrams ... ... ... 16-17 Chei-s and Draughts ... ... ... 48 Clutha County Council , ... ... 43 Cosmic Wanderers ... ... ... 62 Cycling ... ... ... ... 41-42 Ciucket— Notes by Slip .. ... 40 Coum'ry.— Round About Winton, Weston, Pomahaka Downs, Weatherstones, Lake County, IHndon, Totara, Taieri Mouth, Ratanui, Upper Taitr:, Duiiback, Wai1 kouniti, Orepuki, Clinton, Lake Wanaka 29-30-Dreyfus Tiial ... ... ...62-63 Disaster in India ... ... ... 17 Dumfermline Weaver's Son ... ... 60 .RnnoK's Vvallet ... ... ... 61 Fun and Fancy ... ... . ... 49 Fanciers' Column.— Kennel, Poultry Notes 39-40 Football. — Notes by Forward ... ... 42 Fatim and Station. — A. and P. Newe, Notes on Rural Topics, Farm Notes, London Wool S.ile*, Stock end Gwzing Notes, Land Valuation Act, Clydesdales for Sydney, Plumainc Poisoning, Commei-. cial Cablegram , Popinui Cheese, South Africa as a Market, On the Mixing of Manure?, Yorkshire Letter, N.Z. Prom London, Frozen Meat Trade, Brice of Farm Produce and Labour ... 4.7, 14-15 fJAUDKN ... ... ... ... 8 Health Notes ... ... ... 54 Horticultural Show ... ... ... 8 In the City "f Fads ... „. ... 58 Kab-Me f-Chet-QO-Kee-Hew-Up's Ride ... 58 LriTLi: Folks : By Dot.— Letters From Littl : Folks. ... ... .... 57-58 J.iTr.uAitY Notes' ... ... - v ' 7.. 61 Laigo Fite in Sydney ... ... ... 17 Land and Water. ... ... ' ... 42 I.OCAI. AND (jiENERAT. ... ... ... 44, 45 Ligislative Council Rvform ... ... 28 Land Board ... ... ... • ■%.. 30 La i) ins' Page : By Emmeline. — Answers to Correspondents, Tabl* Talk; La'i<s' Goisip, Illustrated Fashions, Home ] nterrsts, Our Weight of Caiv, Tapestry Workei ... .. ... ... 51-5? Meikle Case... ... ... ... 9 M.U.I. 0.0.F, Otago District ... ... 11 i\li'i.'n;3i in J'aiivo .. ... 45 My- tei ious Stabbing Affray ... ... 40 SliNiNO — Wefk's Mining New?, Week's J)'U(ig'n)K Hf>urnx, Notes from Lj>ll, "Wokdtipu, lleefton, .Southland, Tuipt'kn, Mock Exchange, Dredging lndu*tu' ... 20-24 Nalmalist ... ... ... „. 54 ] v i,\ r.i ivr.— ln Full Cry ... ..-. 49, 50 ' Nc-O< n tidence Debate ... ... 9 N.Z. Parliament ... ... ... 26-28 N.j-v /5-Aliad jN-.wa Items ... ... 4S Orl.itua>v - . ... ... ... 45 Omnium Gatherum ... ... ... 28 I'roscrviDg Jlcad Meat ... ... £8 Pi osi'eets of Daiiy Produce ... ... 2S .Faff-ing No*cs ... ... ... 3 Public aurl Private Wealth of the Colouy ... 9 . i/iiiv ... ... .. ... 49 Pater's Chat with the Boys ... ... 58 • u<-o\.u. Isoti:* ... .. ... 5S Itukuii Accident Compensation Claims ... 10 Rptireinont of a Popular School Teacher ... 8 Jh'elii^ious Column ... * .r. ... 62 " Khvmes of Oiu Own Laud ... ... C 3 Kiddler ... ... ... ... 46 Shipping News - ... ... ... 46 fcihor., St. ry ... ... ... 50 Science Notes ... ... ... 54 Southland News Notes ... ... 34 j Scotland ... ... ... ... 62 Spouting —Talk of tbe Day, In a Nutshell, Canterbury Doings, Hacing in New Zealand, Australia, England. WeightsAiceptances, Auckland Topics. Canter, bury Topics, Wellington Notes, Death of Mr Robert Peck, Mrs Dobley's System, Dunedin Jockey Club, Betting Market. ... ♦ . ... ... 36-39' San Francisco Mail News ... ... 44 Som-i Aspects of South African Question ... 63 iyiArjK. — Theatrical and Musicul Nocee, 1 . WellihKton Wing Whispers, Bland Holt Dramatic Season ... ... 47 Sketcher. — Rnbespiene and the Conspiracy of tue " Ri d Shirt," Fr..m Prince to Mecbnnic an.) Back to I'iince, Luggage Lost While 'travelling, How "No. 5 John Street" was wiitten, Homance of Strangely Atsorted Marriages, Phantom Sounds, Marvels and Mysteries of the Brain ... ... ... ... 55-56' Shocking Fatal Accident ... ... 43 outh B itish Insurance Company ... 43 Trades and Lahour ... ... ... 43 Trade with South Africa ... ... 10 '1 be Tiavvhr Express ... ... ... 25 Tiailof a Saurl bill Stag ... ... 59 The'l'iansvaal ... ... ... 21-26 Tragic Sequel rfaiJpii it's Visit ... ... 59 Transvaul Crisis ... ... ... 48-49 University Council ... ... ... 45 WEEk ... ... ... ... 33 Weather Chart ... ... • ... 3 Youthful Crimica's ... ... ... 63 1851 }■ <H>T.4Lci*«J> WITI¥ESB i 1899 Terms of Subscription (including postage), Pa) able in Advance: — Auslralia* and South Sea Islands — Twelve Months £1 7 6 British and Foieign— Twelve Mouths ... 1 14 0Queensland, £1 14s per annum. In New Zealand. Quaiter 0 7 0 Six Months 0 13 0 Twelve Months 15 0 MJW POSTAGE RATES. To any place within the colony, id. To AusH'aliau colonies and South Sea Islands, ]d-Queen h )and excopted, the postage on papers goiiiß then-, heing 2Jd. . " Tn G)tat Biitain, other Bj itish possessions, and all foreign countries, 2^(l. Remittance 1»y Cheque, Money Order, or Josta Notes. If Cheque Bent bel exchange nuitst be added. Money Orders payable to GEORGE FENWICK, Managing Director.

An important discovery of diamonds and garnets is reported to have been made at Mullagine, West Australia. On June 30 next Mr George Smibert, chief electrician to tnb Victorian Telegraph department, retires after 42 yeai-3' service on a- pension of £466 per annum. Mr M. Byrne, secretary of the Law department, with 39 years' service, also retires on a pension of £487 a year. Publication of the economic criticism of the Seddonian legislation and administration, announced a month or so ago, is now, we are informed, definitely fixed for the close of the present month. Its projectors guarantee a free distribution of 8000 copies in Otago, by postal deliveiy. There are about 25 pages demy quarto of reading matter. Its object is, ns before stated, to enable tho general publio to arrive at an unbiassed conclusion as to the claims of the Seddon Government to a retention of office, to which end its subject matter will analyse and review the Seddonian policy, re land, labour, taxation, representation, and prosperity, from an economic standpoint. Stone and Son's Otago and Southland ABO Guide and Diary for October is to hand. The Flora Soap. — It is claimed for this soap, which is just being introduced to this market,' that it is free from water, and is a hard, dry, milled soap, being the only milled soap made. Messrs Singer, Maddox, and Co., Petone, whose works were described by our Northern corres-' pondent a few weeks ago, when special mention was made of the Flora Soap, are the manufactor exa.