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| TABLE OF GOtrFESrr©^ Auckland Chamber of Commerce ... 17 Avtnn-1 Ar.ht* ... ... ... 5? ! A Crysfc.lline Shroud ... ... ... 44 I Anuluig ... ... ... ... 4-t Athletics ... ... ... . ... 46 A'le.cri due for Druiikcimedj •■• ... 2!. licnevolrnb Institution 'l'iustees ... 17 Baths, Marriages, Deaths .... ... 37 Book Notices ... ... ... t5 ! BowliDg ... ... .;. ... 47 Cycling ... ... ' ... ... 45 48 Cricket— Notes by Slip - „ ' ... 4C-i7 Casualties .. ... ... 21 Con' iliation and Arbitration Act ... 9 Cablegrams- ... - ... ...13,10 ( nets and Draughts ... .. ••• 5-2 Calendar for the Week . . ... '«* Country.— Round About Seaward, ham, Eiversdale, _ " - i^'tke County, v „Ma Tx.r.K, lUilton Wc'lier- • stone?, Lunisden, Baldutlia. PoitoWllo ... ... ... £9-39, 38 Civil Be v'ck Kximiuationa ... ... £0 I Duueciiu Prt-st.ycery ... ... ... 9 I JMitoi's Wallet ... .. ... 66-B7 5 FANCiEUb' Column, Kmnel, Poultry N« tes 43-44 I'*km am) b r i vno-x.— A. and P. New. Notes en Rural Topics, Farm NoV-s, L ndon Wool Sale', Stccfe and GivzinK Notts, CivrumoToi'ji Cablegram?, Wool Sales, New Z> aland Produce in li' ndon. The FruZ'ii Meat Trade;, The Tlabbit Export ■li-dde. The Movmv nt i,f Wheat in the Unite d States, ITorpe-Bret'cling for Profit.— General Utility Horse-, Ojr Yotk'-hire Letter, Testing. Svrd Wheat, Kabbit-Poisoi'ing aud Public Health 47, 14-15 Fhtal Kebults of a How ... ... -.13 Football ... ... "... . ... 45 H'nandFa\cy ... ... ... 53 Gr. at Salt L<ke Problem ... ... <S6 i MrUKN ... ... ... ... 8 Hoises for the Tiansvaal ... ... 44 "U alth Nnlti, ... ' ... ... ES lliTuma E-tftte CoinpenfVion Act ... t) i.-aimi'S' I'iGKtliy Kmmki.ink. — Answers to Correspondents, 'l:ibl« Ta-\k. Lairs Gossip, Hume " Interests, Illustrated Fatuous liutteifly Bvoothe , Oiiginal Minilts, Cosy C'oier Club, r Jhe Daily Round ... ... ... ... 55 57 Landß(anl ... ... ... 30 Lktlk Folks: By Dot. — Letttrs From l.ittl- Folks, "The Little Folks' Badge, A Letter Fr.i- Wullie „.' ... Cl-fi4 T ITKdARY NOTIS ... ... ... 66 Land ar.d Water ... ... ... 47 I OfAI. IXI> Gr.NURAT. ... ... ... 4S JhIiMNG — Week's Minina; Newp, Week's Iheiiging KeturnF, Notes from Lyell, ' ii eftot>. Waica'ipu. Our West Coast Le tu-. The I >r edging Industry ... 18-21 Mietngof the CabiLet ... ... 2(5 Vt i i r\i iv I'ahvo ... .. ... 52 Naturalist... ... . . ..-. 58 Koveijvt ... ... ... ... 53-54 Nous :> j d Quer'e 1 ? ... ... ... 50 New Zeal >nd Nf\vs Items ... ... 21 Opinion of ;i Vi-i< or ... ... ... 20 Ot:ißo Farly S ttleis' Astociat'on ... S <-bi ua>y ... ... ... ... 17 Otago ai.d Sourbl>nd Contingent ... 11 Pot try ... ' .. ... ... 53 PdrliamfT'tiry Election Expenses ... 17 I Pie.-entations ... ... ... 37 1 J'airMtifc £»o'e& ... ... ... 3 ' Petone Murr ever ... ... ... 8 Persoral Nott-s ... ... ... t'4 J'atei's Chat with the Boys ... ... 64 Patriotic Fund ... ... ... 50 Pubica l ions> lieceived ... ... 50 M.y the Game ... ... ... <38 Roman, c of Pncious Siorus ... ... f6 iS]>ipi>ioj? N-eivs ... ... ... 50 Sights of Syjpf-y ... * ... ••• £5 San Fiaiicisco Mail New 3 ... ... S Samoan Que&tion ... ... ... 17 >hovt Sloiy ... ... ... ... 5i Fen nek Notes ... ... ... 5S RouthUnd News Notes ... ... 39 Spouting —Talk f>ftbe Day, In a Nutshell, Canterbury Doings, Kacing in New - Zealand, Australia, Weight's, Arceptaricep, Auckland Topic?. Wellington Notes, Owner's Eemiuder?, Betting Market, Sportiug Notes from Austialia, Ouc Southland Letter, D.J.C. Cornraittfe ... ... ... ... 39-43 - S'lAdK. — Theatiical and Musical yore 1 ", . Stage Gysip, Around the World, P.-in-cess Theatie, Wellingten Wing Whis-p-rs Alb mbr:i Theatre ... ... 51-53 Sketcheh.— Two Ye^iV Fxploviug in Ctntml Asi:!, Mr Carnegif's Conundrum, "V C's at; the Front, A F-unous Scot, A Publi»be>'«- PilM'iniage, D fferent Waysj, ff I ooi.i' a a"; 'Jhings, Close Quar'er.* With.-i Panther ... ... ... 59 GO The Girl You Xt ow ... ... ... 54 Trinity Colice^ London ... ... 1? T'lird Co-tinj-ent ... ... ... 4S-49 'J bi^csWe Don't Notice ... ..- *"4 j Tkansvaal \Var ... ... £2-29, 37 IVe c inarv Notes ... ... ... 53 Volunteer- ... ... ... ... 21 Vokuiieer Movement ... ••• ••• 21 W-Rtporc oil Company ... ... 9 Weather Chart ... ... ... 3 Wekk ... ... ... ... 37 Va- Song ... ... ... ... C 5 ILLUS TRATIONP. New Zealarcl Third Contingent. —Port) fits of Officer-, General View of Camp, Knight Templir, Ma cbe-t-i Street, tJliristcliircb, Contin-ent. Lined 1"p on Whaif, C-iem-tiy in H»gl> y Pjilc, Mr SedOon Arltlvesin? Troops ... ... 33-36 " ASul.hei of tbe Qiucn" iind the Family He " L ave-s Bdiir.d Him" ... ... 36 Duicnin Nnv-al Artill-iy Night Alarm IVau. ... ... 3B G.ne Trint,\a vl Hor e-i .. ••• 36 ! Tlib War— A R ilway Guprd in Caj-e ' . j Col on v, The New Z^al.indt-rs iv a 'li-<bt j Coriu r. H' rse Holders, Scene at Jasfontein ... .. ... c 6 The donation from the Pharmaceutical Association, acknowledged on Tuesday, should have been printed under the nurses' fund, instead of under the contingent fund. I The P.-ev. J. U. Spence, of Clinton, invite? J the commiltea io send a nurse to his district lon Sunday. He will give her m\ oppor- } tunity to speak for the cause. Nurse Fraser has consented to go. , Nurse Milne handed in £15 lls 6d on Tuesday morning as the result of her collection in town. The ladies' subcommittee appointed to ■work the Flat districts collected £30 on Monday. The Executive of the Nur.jeV Fund and tha General Committee of ladies held meetings yesterday. There was a large attendance, some 30 ladies being present. The result of the oanva33 reported was considered satisfactory, but there is no intention to relax the efforts that ars now being made until tho nurses' fund is in an assured position. The collector? reported that they bad been almost uniformly received with the utmost cordiality, and one and all yverc emphilio in thair praisu of the self-denying generosity of tho working classes, who in many cases insided upon contributing to the nur?es' fund, although they had previously given to both ' the other funds. I The patients in the Miller Ward of the Dunedin Hospital voluntarily collected , amongit themselves t!ie sum of £1 6^, and forwarded it to the secretary of the nurses' fun-- 3 -. ; Mr William Paterpon, of Pnerua, has writ1 ten to the secretary of the nurses' fund requesting thai a, nurse be sent don ii to collect; in that di&trict. Nuiso Fra&er. who is at present in Oamaru, vrilL probably go down on or about the 26th inst. DAILY TIMES LIGT. A traveller. <8Q IQ @