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TABLE OF CONTENTS. Art and Artists ... ... ... . 72 A Vegetable Atroiitv ... ... ... 71, 72 An Austrian Visitor ... ... „ II A Spirited Defence if the War ... ..! £8. 29 A Mining Disaster ... .„ „[ '£0 A C-nipeusaVion Cla-'ia o§ SO Angling ... ... ... ,'.\ '5* Athletics ... ... „. „, 54 Births. Marriajff s, Deaths ... ... 43 Bruce County Council... ... ... 14 Bowling ... ... ... 55 Cablegrams ... ... 15, is, 19 < nets and Draughts .. ... ... ' 5J{ Casualties ... ... ... ... 5s Country ... ... ... ... 31 Cjursing ... ... ... ... 4R Cricket .:. ... ... ...52.53 Cycling : Notes by Demon ... ... 51 ''Calendar for the Week ... .... 5 Pjjltedia.and Suburban Dairymen's Picnic. V.t ©aneilJpj&urasClub ... ... • ... 12 Elitoi&WaUet .. .. . 72, 73 Faust aNjD Stat'on. — Wintar DaTying",' Chewing the Cud, Agricultural and Pastoral News, Noi*s en 8ur..l Topic*, Lati''s Open for Settlement in Queensland, Stock and Grazing Note*, Burnin? Out the Lampas, Lon 'on Wool Sfclcs, Our ''anterbury Agricultn-al Budget, Seed Oats, Farm Note", The Loral "W 00l Sales, New Zealand Produce in London, C^runievriol Cables ... 6 9, 16-1S I Farmers' Union Conference ... ... 10, 1 Fanciers Column. Kenuel, Poultry Notes 49, oft [ Fire in a Racing Stable ... .. <9 1 Fun and Fancy ... ... ... 5y Football .. ... ... "■ . 51 52 Cwa*"Firc in Sydney:... ... ... £(»• "G<i" ... ■"'.). ... • ... 5»Heattk Column - ..', .... ... 64 Honouring the Premier' „.' ... 14 ;La'mes' I'age : By JSmmemne.— -Answew to Correspondents, Emmeline's" Ksssy*. Table lalk. A,Chat.on Books, La-i s' Gossip, llUufrut^rt Fd»hirn6, Homo ■ loterests<:Advice'3|o'PUnaPl»yer3 . . 6C63 LITEKARY JNOTES ... ... 09 Eandaud Wa»cr r ... ... .. «» Ttftlers f rom Homo ' r.. ... .. 71 Mitlk Forns : By Dot.— T>tter« From Little Folk, Tip-Top, A Book Criticism 67-9 L->rA(. ANI> GIiNRKAI ... .. --. M, £5 Mixing.— lhn Week's MinineNtws, The 01 Digging Dajv, Quotations at the Stook Exchange, .Uini> g Notes from Cl>dt, Crcmwell, Alexandra, Roxburgh. Gn j - month, nud Reefton, New Zealandeis in West Afrloa ... ... ... 22-24 Mri/niji in I'auvii ... .. 58 Mysterii us Poisoning Caec ... ... 30 New Z»alacd and South Africa... ... 10 New Zealand Drug Company ... ... 11 New Z-^land and Bouth African Trade ... 31 Natura'ist ... „. ... ... <"4 I New Z a'and Niws Items ... ... 2*t Novelist ... ... ... • <« Note: and Queries ... .. "... **$ New Zeilatd BinleyTeam ... ... C>4 Omniuni Natheuun ... ... . . i, I . Otigo Karly SetilenN* A6Eocia ion ... H O'd Identity »"«miniFcencc ... ... SS ntago Early Settler-' Afgociaiion ... 2K Poeny ... ... ... ... ,5!« Publi'caiions Received... ... ... 27 Pater's O a.U With The Boys ... ... «» Personal Notea ... . ... *\ ... 6t> Vrohibition in the Clutha ... ... 5S Pei^onal Items ... ... ... 25 P.i«(Siiig Jso.'es ... ... . . 5 1 Sketcher— Wronj Impressions Resvd : nB the Lior, Coronation dinen-, Quant PciquUites of State Offic'al-. Thp iJujlelobS Chinte, Ocean Slj'sterie*. Floati"tc Vonte Carlos. His Hying Vfeion ai>i Csy. '1 he Danish P. ople .. ... fiS, ff? ; SfHOU'. Fkutis ... ... ...LO, 3L i SboriSfuies ... ~... . 74 I .Shipping News ... ... ... 5S i-nienre Kotos ... ... ... ('■* Southland News Notes „, ... 44 j JjT*«*i'.— l hi-arrieal .iod Mnrit*nl No>». i N*w Zealand Theatre B"okintß, Tre 1 Ghost Walk, The Fire in H«r Majestv'ii " 1 (Sydney). Mr R. H. StevenM.i.-, Dix* I Guiety Company ... ..-. . . 50, 57 Social Gathering ... .. . It SydneyGos=,ip ... .. ■ 7Q Ssi-oitTrNG. — "+xtkof4.he Day,-Rac-nz i" NewZealand, Racing in Austral a. Ricing in England, Sporting Note From Australia, In a Nut»be)l, Sale of B'ood Ntork. Turf Top:cs. Diamond (jut Diamond, Weight*. Acceptances Ac. ... 46-49 The Garoen.— Opt r»< ions ior the' Week, Lfguruinosa ' ... ... ... 10 The Maori Cares' of Canterbury .. ... 71 'Hie <'ssui»ltieB at the Wharf ... ... 4 The Last Night of the Nil th ... 1 ... 7t» The Boer War ... ... ...£6,27 The All- Red Route ... ... ... 7.J The Armenian Ma -saens ... ... 'ii. The Ninth Contingent ... ... 27, 28 The Conference of Premiers ... ... iS Technical Kducation Conference .. 1L The ( overnor's Tour . ... 15 Those BeetliDs; Steeps... ... ... 59 The okoroire Pdisoiiiog Case ... ... 24 'J he Snm'lpox Scare in Wellington ... 53 Waikouaiti Cou»ty Council: ... ... 10 Weather Chait .. .. ... 5 Week ... ... ... ... 43 ILLUSTRATIONS. A Picturesque Picnic Spot : The Glen. Outrani . . . . ... . . 37 Dunediu Amateur Swimming Club. tit. Ohm- ... ... ... ' ... id Food for tlieHunfriy ... ... ... 41 Group of ChiUirea at the E*st Taicri School Picnic ... .. ... ... ."7 Lord Rnnfuily leaving Dunedin for Cbristchurch, to receive Admiral Beaumont ... Tft MUeßeiyl Oilman ... ... ... 'AT Mr Krnest Bri&kman ... .. .... -7 Noiretle. winner of the Wanganui Cup ... '1G Otjgo Cycling Club's Meeting at the Caledonian Ground ... ... ... i 2 Snapshot of some of the Membeia of' the Branch Company . . .. ... 36 Southland Pioneers' Arsociat ou : Officebearers ... ... .. ... 36 Snapshot at -fcne recent D.J.C Meeting ... 9i Snapshot at the Ouuedin Railway Statfoa... 35 The ftfosgiel Retail 1-0' Picnic at the Mao.'i JCaik ... ' ... . ... 35 The Rtv. Father Cle»ry ... ... 38 The late Mr William Thurlow ... ... 37 The Waog*nui Kacj Meeting ... ... 38 The Depaiture of the South Island Section of tbe Ninth Contingent from DuneiUn and Port Chalmers . . ... 39, 40 The Banquet to Mr i-'eddon at the Ag icu'tural Hall .. ... ... 40 The Medical Staff of tbe South Islind Section of the Ninth Contingent ... 4L "You coula'nt giie I a lift, could 'cc, master/" ... ... ... 37

— A curious and interesting plan has been adopted in Glasgow by certain landlords who, having improved much of their slum, property, have been naturally desirous to keep it in good condition. It consists ia offering prizes to tenants who behave themselves well and pay Jieir rent promptly. All tenants -vho fulfil theee conditions are allowed in summer to live rent free for a fortnight, so that if they take a holiday they need not pay double rent. The plan haa worked splendidly, and over 60 per jent» of the tenants have claimed the prize. — There is a popular belief that imprisonment for debt has been abolished. How erroneous this belief is is shown by the English County Court returns, which^fiave jusb been published. No fewer- than 4692 debtors were imprisoned during 1900. . Technically, they were sent to prison because they failed/ tc pay the amounts which the County Court judges ordered them to pay, and thus neglected to carry out the orders of the court; but the substance of their offence was their fo}L\U&.to discharge, their debt*