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TABLE OF CONTENTS. Angling ... ... ... „ 53 Art and Artists ... „, ... fi4 Attempts at Suicide ... ... ... 22 Athletics ... ... ... ... 44 Births, Marriages, Deaths ... ... 30 Book Notices ... ... ... 69 Banquet to Hon. J. G. Ward ... ... 53 Boer War ... ... ... ...29,4* Bowling ... ... .. „; 50 Colonial Agricultural Topics ... ... S Cablegrams ... ... ...]3,IS Charge of Attempting to Mulder ... 31-32 ' hets and Draughts ... ... ... 58 Cruise of the Mildura... ... ... 1L Calendar for the Week ... ... 3 Correspondence ... ... ... 11 Cycling ... ... ... ... 49 Cricket ... ... ... ... stf Cablegrams.., ... ... ... 32 Crisis in China ... ... ... 23 Casualties ... ... ... 44 Country.— Milton, Wetherstones, Lake Wanaka, Owaka, Waitahuna, Roxburgh,- Woodside, Waikoikoi, Cambrians, Albury (S.C), Clydp, Waiau, Waikouaiti, Otama, Duutroon, Dipton, Hindon... ... ... " ... £3 3-1 Dunedin S-steis' Mission ... „ 7(j Kducation Board ... ... ~~ ... 70 Edendale S -nsalion ... ... ... 53 Editm's Wallet ... ... ... G9 Fanciers Column, Kennel, Poultry Nctes 51 Fun and Fancy ... ... ... 57 D'arm and Station.— -A. and P. News. Notes on Rural Topics, Ji'arm Notes, London Wool S->lep, Stock and Grazing Notes, Commercial Cablegrams, Wool Sales, New Zealand Produce in "London, Our Yoikshire Letter, Dairy Proiiuce, Our ■Canterbury Agricultural Budget, Trade with JSouth Africj, Otago A. and P. Society, The Appliation of Lime,, The Barren Heifer, The Outlo"k for Produce, The Floods on the Taieri, De-^ N horning Cattle ... ... 4-7,1415 Governor at Tapauui ... ... ... 53 Gazette ... - ... ... ... 53 •jAIIDEN ... ... ... ... " S f oliday-Making in Southland ... ... 70 Heal'h C lumn ... ... .. 62 Hospital Triutses ... ... ... 11 Invf-rcargill Railway Workshops ... 23 )n Sfairy ßyvajs ... ... ... b'S JMDir.s' I'auk : By Emmki.ine. — Answers to Correspondents, Tabl«i Talk. La ii s' Gossip, Home , Interests, Jlluatra*t«l Fashion?, Over the Teacups ... (79-61 LriTLB Folks: By Dot. —Let- l is From Littlu l"olks, Letter from Corporal Gun ... ... ... ... C5-K7 I.ITEHARY JNOTFS ... ... ... 67 ' OCA I. AM' t-iISNEKAI, 1.. ... .., 32 Laud and Water ... ... ... 43 Mr Pat erson's L ctures ... ... 53 Mining —Week's Mining News, Week's Di edging Keturns, Dredging in Marlboiough, Nolus from Alexandra, Wakatipu, ' lomwell, Tuapeka Clyde, Grt-y-ni' utb, Lyell, fteeftoo, Grey Valley, Westport, Dred/img upon the Kawarau, ObailDon Valley Di edging Field ... J9-22 MoreLo'ife Links ... ... • -... 67 Mo&giel Woollen Factory Company ... ft AtlM.'llJM IN J'AltVO .. ... 55 New Z-aLind News Items - ... ... 23 North Canterbu-y Education Board ... £» No* es ai d Queries .. ...^ .., 5( Natura ist ... ... ... ... 62 NOYiLIST ... ... ... ... 57 Old-Aye P ns'oua ... ... ... 31Omnium Gath rum ... ... ... W OurM.atTiade ... ... ... 8 Otago School Com unit sior.ers ... ... S Pater's Chat with the Boys ... ... 67. Personal Notfs ' ... ...' ■ ... ~68 Poet;y , ... % ... ... - ... 57 Personal Items ... ... - ' ... 44 ''iifs'ing .Notes ... s. ... ... . 3 Philately ..... ... ... ... 54 Iteverie- 1 f-Beu'ah ... \ ... ' ... 70 f-'cience Notts ' ... '■ (52 Supreme Court ... ... ... 29-30 Khirjoing News ... • ... ' ... ■' 5i Son 1 hlaod Land Board ... -• ... 29 Shows.— Taieri fc-how, Central Ocago Show, Blenheim SbowrJWangnnui fallow ... 17 Stahk. — Theatrical and >iusicai Noter, Around the Woil<s, Princes Tli'>ptre, Stage Gossip, We'lington-Wtau Whispers, Montgomery's Kinematograph Company ... .. ... 51-53 Spouting — Talk of the Day, In a Nutshell, Canteibury Doings, Racing in New Zea'and, Australia, Ffgland, Weight?, A(ccptai<c<y-, Aurklncd I'opics, Owner's Keinmdirs," > v ettin^ Mnvket, Wellington ISote?, Haciuji in Fr nee, Notes fn.m Wingatui, D..T.0. Oomm ttee ... 1-9-43 Sketcher,— Poi^oninE M-h of the Pacific Inland", The Sou' of the Pup'l Teacher. Wi en Royalty has to " Look Pleasant," r Jhs Monk- of lelum, 'Jhe "Hotwater" Oidealof theShint..s ' ... ...63-6$ Troubles of a Country School Teacher ... ti4 '• he C.murons of Gloushields ... ... 58 The £4-) Grab ... ... ... 71 Veterinarj Q<urirs ... ... ... 54 Valerlictoty Social ... ..-. ... 10 Weather Chart ... ... ... 2 Wellington Illegal Opei a' ion CsEe ... 23 Week ... ... ... ... 37 ILLUSTRATIONS. Boiler for Bannockburn Creek Dredga ... 45 Clutlia Mounted Rifle-.— Watering Horats, Dm e'.iu Boys :tt Pay ... .. 47 Coronation of ''Marian" as "Sherwood's Queen"... ... ... ... 47 Ciuiseof the Mildura... ... ...26,27 T)unedin Art SocieiyV Exhibition ... £8 Fraspr Dredge ... ... ... 25 Fancy Drei s Bal , Clyde ... • ... 25 luveicargill Hockey • lub ... " ... 28 Kia-Oia Dre J g.;.— Ready for Planlnnjr, Band of Well-tiaiatd Musicians, Camp 48 Lawrence Grown Narcissi ... ... 4S I ate Colonel f-umi>tor ..1 ... -8 Late Mi John Fie d ... ... ... 28 Merrimac Dredge ... ... .. 25 Mr Havelonk Green ... ... ... 47 Manager J. H. Lohr ... ... ... 25 Miiirary 'iournament at Petone... ... 27 Mr John Dunne ... ... ... 45 Miss Madge M'Lachlan ... ... 2S Mr J. Morris „ ... ... ... 28 Otago Ait Society ... ... ... 27 Oamaru Cattle Show — View of Implement Kxbjb'ts, Judging the Ladies' Hacks, Parade of Piize Winners. Crowd at the Pavilion, Gentlemen's Hunters out fqr Inspection, Judging the Cly-leedale Fillies, Maternity, Champion Ayrshire Bull ... ... ... ' ...26, 4R Otago Football Association ... ... 45 P.s. Matau atßalclutha ... ... 47 R. J. Sett " ... ... 45 St. PeteiV Church Choir ... ... 47 Troopers Teinpleton and Sorenson ... ?5 Three New Ze- landers in the. Transvaal .... 27 Team Belon 6 i't;g to Allan' Johnston ... 45 Trooper Francis .*.. ... ... 45 Tableaux ... ... ... ... 48 Wrddiugat Wfllinuton ... ... 48 Waikaii Rifle Volunteers ... ... 27

A parcel which only cost 7s 6d to come byboat from Auckland to Napier cost 17s from. Napier to Wopdville, says the Examiner. At the Magistrate's Court at Mosgiel on) Friday, before ' Messrs T. .Aitken and W. ' Carncross, J.P.s, William Hunter was fined £1 on a charge of discharging a pea riflo across a road. Constable Christie gave evidence that on the occasion complained of the bullet had passed through a window in Mrs * Meharry's house and flattened up against a wall. Sitting at the window when the bulleu passed through was a little girl. Fortunately the "bullet passed through the upper part of the* -window, aboA'e the girl, Mr Oarncrose, speaking for the bench, said the pea-rifle nuisance was increasing to an alarming extent, and it was high time it was suppressed. He also stated that in future cases the full penalty of JBS would probably be imposed.