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■■ ■ mi, TABLE OF CONTENTS. Artard Artifts ... ... ... 62 A Burgher of the Free State ... ,f. 69 Alleged Illegal Opeiation ... ,1, 51 Bu^h, Marriages, Deaths ..'. i.". 37 Boer War ... ... ... ;'.'. 11 Bo<r War ... ... ... ... 24-23 Brain aud Body ... .'.. .•■ 69 Cricket ... ... „. ... 51 Crisis iv China ... ... .'.. 52 Cablegrams ... .<< ... 16, 17 Calendar for the Week ... ... 3 Casualties ... ... ... ... 13 Gonespondeiice ... ... ••• IS Curistchui-cbi Kindergartens ... ... 6S Cyclin* ... ... ... .« |» Chefcs and Draughts ... ... ... &» Country. — Round about Southland, Tahatika, Outraia, Like County, Waikouaiti Clutha, Park Hill, Pomahaka Downs, Otautau, Wetherstones, Roxburgh, Cambrians ... ... ... 33-34 Destructive Fire at Gore ... ... 32 Education Report ... ... ... 10 Editor's Wallet ... ... ... 79 Expected Arrival of Two Hundred Tradesmen ... ... ... ... 17 Fatal Five at Mariinborough ... ... 32 Fanciers Column, Kennel, Poultry Notes 44 Fun and Fancy ... ... ... 57 Football ... ... ... ... 49-50 Faum and Station.— A. and P. News. Notes 9 on llural Topics, Farm Notes, London, Wool Sales Stock aud Graziuj* Notes, Commercial Cablegrams, Wool Sales, New Zealand Produce in London, Our Yoikshire Letter, Dairy Produce, A New Zealander iv the Argentine; The Babbit Act, The Geueral-Purppse Cow, Rabbit Question, Meat Freezing Industry ... ... 4-7, 14"-15 (JAM) EN ... ... ... ... 8 Golf : 51 Gaelic Society , ... ... ... 71 Health Notes ... ... ... 62 Imperial Papers ... ... ... 67 I ITERAUY iNOTES ... ... ... "64 Landßoaid... ... ... ... 17 Land aud Water ... ... ... 44 (ICAI. ANI) GENERAL ... ... ..-. 52-53 Late Mining ... ... — 38 LriTix Folks : By Dot.— Letters From Little Folks ... ... ... 65-b'S Ladiks' Page : By Emmeline.— Answers to Correspondents, Table Talk, Ladies' Go-sin, Home Interest, Illustrated Fas-Lions Cosy Corner Club, All in a Garden -Fair, Balls, The After-Grass ... 58-61 Mui.tum in I'aiivo .. ••. 58 ZMjnjng.— Week's Mining News, Week's Dredging Return?, Dredging in Marl* borough, Waikaka Diggings, Interesting Water Right Case, "The Mining Act, Jurisdiction of Warden's Courts, Notes ' from Alexandra, Wakatipu,' Cromwell, Tuapeka .. ... ... 18-21 New Zealand News Items ... ... - 33 Novelist ... ... ... ••• 57-58 Notes by the Wayside • ... ... ft ■Noith Island Trunk Railway ... ... 9 Natives and the Licensing Laws _ ... Id Neptune's Raids ... ... ' ... 53 Notes and Queries .. \.. ... a* N.Z. Parliament ... ... ... 30-31 Obituary ... ... ... ... 54 Omnium Gatherum ... ... ... 2,12 Poetiy ... ... ... ... 6# ■ siting Notes ... ... ... J> Poetry ... ... ... ••• 5/ Pater's Chat with the ßoy3 ... ... to Personal Notes ... ... ... «» Post a" d Telegraph Promotions ... ... -v 2 Presentations to Mr W. A. Shields ... 71 Publications Received .. ... 54 Sart Francisco Mail ... ... ... 10 Sketcheu. — The Boer Camp in Ceylon, Petticoat Influence the World Over, Stoiining with Bullet-Proof Shields, Countries Saved by Engineers, Five Famous Briton Composers. The Duchess of York, V\ here Six Doj-ri Make Sevec, The Little Old Woman ... ... 63-64 Science Notes ... ... ... <>2 Social Aspects of Sydney ... iv bt ShorJiStr^ry... ... ... ... ;SS; SS Stoke Orphanage Inqu'ry ... ... 17 Southland News Notes ... ... « vvjahe.— Tht-atriral and Musical Notes, Around the World, War by Biograpb, Alhambra Theatre, Princess Theatre, Northcote's News Letter, A Melboutne Letter ... .. ... ... 54-55 Shinpine News ... ... ... 54 SrOKTiNG —Talk of the Day, In a Nutshell. Canterbury Doings, Racing in New Zealand, Australia, England, Weights, Acceptances, Aueklajid Topic?, Owners Reminders, Betting Market, • Wellington Notes, Dunedin Jockey Club, South Canterbury Jockey Ctub's Spring Meeting ... ... ... 39-44 Tnlebfromß.de ... ... ... 68 The Gazette ... ... ... 71 Taieri (Jounty Countj'... ... ... 8 Veterinary Q.ierits ... ... ... 5* We&tport aud the Midland Railway ... 24 Week ... ... ... ... 37 Weather Chari; ... ... ••• * ILLUSTRATIONS. Boer Camp in Ceylon ... ... 48 Bush Track, Lake Ada ... ... 2B B. Davis's Boat Yard, Alexandra ... "o China War.— A* lunese'ltinerant Musician, Two Kweet Liutle Maids are We ... 48_ Collossal Bust of Lord Roberts ... ... 25 Dunedin Wharf Kxtenbion ... - ... 2» DrerfgiDg in Otago.— The Upper Magnetic Dredge, Ths Sltori Dredge at Lowburn, A Remarkable Stretch of the Molyneux, Victoria Bridge* over the Kawarau, Manuherikia Dredge- (Past acd Present), Dredge Building at Alexandra - 26,28,45. Foresters' Annual Ball, Oamaru ... 45 In the Fiji Is'ands.— A Gionp of Natives under the P-jlnv," At Work Among the ■ Cane>, Fijians Building a Native -Hut, * Huts in-a Native. Hjian A r illage - ... 27 Kaikorai Second Fifteen ... ... 27 Lading Foundation Stone at St. Martin's Church, Duntroon ... . . 25 La"te Mrs Jno. Buchanan ... ... 2g Mr A. D.Ross ... ... ... 45 Mauneatua Wedding Group ... ... j» Miss M'Lean ... ... •>• 3g Mifcs Linda Constance Fenwick... ... «S MrAlexDow's Residence, West Taien ... 4t> Nurse Newley ... - ... -• 2 » National Mortgage and Agency Company ot New Zealand ... ... - ■•• «» Padoramic View of the Paris Exhibition ... 47 Pvabbit Export Tiade .. ... •■• *7 Rev. W. H. Howes ... ... ... 4S SoU*tb Africa^ War.— Hoisting the British Flaw in Klerlcdorp, Mr Rh< de* at His Farm, Trooper-M'Beath, Tiooper Mopaghan Binning of ICBO Rifles; Drawing Water at Buluw..yo "... 25,47,48 .Scenes "About Dunedin.-— Quarantine Islands, In the Botanical Gardens, The Port of Dunedin from Railway Over- ' bridge, View near the Butts, Woodhaugh, 'Scene on the Waitati; Landing . Step, at Dunedin Wharf .. 26,28.46,47 Second RepreEentative Football Team ... 45» Scrops from a Pro.'s Photo Album.— Robbery Under Arms, A Japanese Coolie, The Belle of New York ... ... 46 Some amusing episodes are recorded ia connection with the late fire in Gore. A certain high official, who was staying at the Southland Motel, on hearing an alarm of fire next door, emerged from his bedroom "withi ihe pyJAina coat on, a pair of tweed trousers over one arm, and a lighted candle in theother hand. i)espite the fact that the street was brilliantly illuminated by the fire, he glided, thus scantily attired, across the roadi with a lighted candle, and requested the concealment afforded by the sturdy form of an, onlooker, behind which to don other necessary articles of apparel. Another boarder at the hotel dashed from his room clad only in a long-tailed coat, and wasted quite a number of moments in a fruitless encleavoui? to thrust collars into his pocket.— Ensign..