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Otago Witness, Issue 2513, 14 May 1902, Page 34

fABUE OF CONTENTS. Accident on the Excelsior Dredge ... 20 A Difficulty Solved ... ... ... 30 Allered Incendiarism ... ... ... 53 AllUed Roue ... ... ... 73 American Commercial Invasion of Europe IS Araoag the Books ... ... ... W Art and Arti6ts ... ... ... £* Assault on a C«c stable ... ... 53 A Terrible Disaster ... ... — £7 Athletics ... ... ... - f< Australian Team ia Enc land ... ... oO Births, Marriaies, and Deaths ... ... |3 Bowling ... 5« Bruce County. Council... ... ■•: „J; Cablegrams... ...- ... 15.19-21 Casualties ... ... ... ••• |* ' hets and Draughts .. ' ... ••• %> Christmas Parcel Thieves' Ways..: ,l, l ... i^-Sl Country.— Round "about Wyaiham, Watra'atuWu, Ttiversdilef Atrowtnwn, Pomahaka Downs, l< Wetherst'onee, Waitahu»a, Ovv»ka, Clyde; Cambrians, .Blackston* Hill. PuketoT,.MakHTora; Macrae* Flat, Waikoaaiti, Waitetr,. Lawrence, PcninBula, Duniroon, .Windsor, .Kaikoura (Marlboiough) ... ... ' ... 31-32 Coursinc • ... ... ... •• •*» Cricket" ... ... ... ... 53 Cruelty to a Mare ... - ... ... * GvcHbe: Notes by Demon' ... ... 61 Cyclinc Raund the World ... ... 51 Dunedin Compttitions Society ... ... 13 Dunedin Tresbytery ... ... •" .** Editor's Wallet .. ... ..- 71-72 Fanciers Column.— Poultry in Otago amd Southland," Poultry Notes; The Kennel, 1 Waitaki Collie Dor on Trial... ..-. 49-5t Farji and Station.-: Farmers' ;TJnioD,;Ar.ri- ' '■ cultnraf-and Pastoral NewiiVNo*Bi--.on ' ■ 'Kui4l-Topkß,.SWckand.Grra2mg Note?.. ■-.. ' ■ London Sales,' Atricult-areT-in- • ' W*!Unrton -Uiskrict. Breadstuff*. And - .Prodncs- Jlarket^ Tie TKeat^Contracts, •. Canteibmy Matkets.-Commercial Cable-erams.-?yool-,b-ales- , .« ' , JiS), 16-19 -Farmer's "Übldii , ' y ... •' '..V "" . -;. „=* Fire at Bui'naide '■ v ... - ' .:'. '... __"-• Bootbali: , ...- : - ... ... L .:.' 52-53 FrefrßailwAjr Passes ..;- .... ... ' « -Fiifl 1 and ' Fancy "...-• ' i..~ •'■• 59 Garden. —Autumn Show,' Duaedin Horticultural Society ... ... ... 10 "Go" ... • ... ... — 68 Greymouth News Notes ... ... 50 Ht alth Column . ... ... • ... 64 High School Board of Governors... ••> I 2 Imprrt and Expoit Returns. . ... ... U Ladies. — Answers to Correspondents. Table Tallr, Cozy Corner Club.' Ladies' Gossip, llluutrated Fashion*, ' Home Interests, The Beaury of Wrinkles ...- ...61-63 Land and Water • ... - ... ... 54 Literaiiy Notes ... ... ... 60 LiiTLE Folks : By Dot.— Letters From Little Folk, Teas of the D'Urbcrviiles... «7-69 Yj^cai. anh «knek*i. ... ... •_ ... 55 Mining.— Week's Mining News, Notee from Tuapeka,' Arrawtown, Cromwell, Clydf, Kawariii, Roxburgh, -Reefton. •. Grsyniouth ... ... ... ... 22-26 Mortality among Sheep ... ... 11 Mr J. A . Millar on the Railway Expenditure 30 Mr J. G. Woolley ... ... ... 26 MiM.rusi in Parvo .. .. ... 58 Musicians and Composers ... ... 72 Napier Abattoirs ... . ... .. 29 Naturalist ... ..\ : ... ... 6* New Zealand Farmers' Union ... ... 11 -New Zealand Items ... ... ... 29 Note's and Queries .. ... ... 43 Novjjlist.— My Lady's Diamonds ... 59, 60 Obituary ... ... ... ... 2ff Omnium tiaf-heuim ... ... ... 4 ( taro School of Mines ... ... 30 • Out yjctorian Letter, ».,',. •« 13 Outbuntft-in St/ Vincent ■:.;.'' - ... 27 Pj^fiitig NoJes „., ..." ... ... n 5 ;Pater*s Chat* W.ith The Boys, ..... „: 6» "Personal Items , '" '„".. - '... " «I. ' 18 .Personal Notes ' \ ..." ■ ... ... 70 Philately ..." V.. ... • .";. "55 Poetry .L ■ . ..'. :.59, 6* Railway Faiesamd, Rajbes ..... -..- ... '.t .-Scenes.from the Life of TeHauparata <i. 60 -Science -Notes • '.•'." ... 64 Short Stories.— The Little Gfrliti'Campania, The Adoption' of "Mr ••Folinbee, -The Quality of Mercy ... ... -. 74 Sketcher.— The Burden of London; Politicians and. their Fads, .A Glimpse of Man, Queen Alexandra m Little-known Character?, The New California, Lord Dufferin as a Single-handed Sailor, " The Squire"... ... ... ... 65-66 Southland Land Board ... ... 9 Southland- News 'Notes ''...&. ' ... 44 Spoils of the Deep ■ ... : ...\-, •■ ... 72-73 SroRTiNG — Raci«g .Calendar, Talb of .the Day. In a Canterbury Doings, Wellington .Notes, Auckland Todicp, Sporting Notes from Australia. Turf Topics, Horses of the Century, Racing in New Zealand, Racing in Australia, Racing in England, ft rooming Horses, Weights. Acceptances, etc. ... . ... 46-49 Stage.— N.Z. Theatre Booking*, Theatrical and Musical Notes. Stage Romance, The Ghost Walk, Choral Society's Concert... 56-57 Supreme Court ... ... ... 28 Sustention Fund ... ... ... 30 The Boer War ... ... ... 26 Tha Kducatlon Department Again ... 46 The Gaelic Society ... ... ... 46 The Philanthropist's Mistake .... ... 70 The Philippines ... ... .., 57 The Sixth Contingent. .. ... ... 27 United Temperance Reform Council ... 13 Weather Chart ... ... ... g Week «. ... ... „. 43 ILLUSTRATIONS. * Bugler Jack Dunnett.;. ... • m 37 Bush Scene at Catlins ; ... ... 39, Departure of New Zealand Teachers for South Africa ... }.".. ' . -... 41 Dunedin Horticultural. Society's Chrysanthemum Show .;. ... - ... ... 3& Dunedin Stock Exchanee Buildings ... 35 Forbury Gymnasium Ciub ■ ... *■ 42 Lorries-Taking Good«,from'St.. Gtorge Pre- . serving Works, Dunedin .... ... 37 Mr' John Stewart .. ..- ... 37 No. 1 Company Waikari Rifles ... &■ ... 42 Old Method of Chrysanthemum Culture ... 37 Prince Albert Dredge, Clutha River m 42 Scenery on the Evamdale Creek... ... 3S Scenes at the Presentation of the Prince of Wales's Flag to the Ara'was at Rotorua 40 Some New Zealand Troopers ... ... <& Some North Otago^Boys with tha Seventh Contingent ... „. ... 42 View of Water of Leith, Dunedin ... 37 Vie w on the Avon, Chrietchurch ... 38 Views of Castle Rock Station, . Southland?... 39 Views on Pueru'a Stream, near Baldutha ... 35 AN EARTHQUAKE. WOODVILI/E, May 9. Th»' severest shock of earthquake evet! felt here was experienced at 12.57 this morning. It waa preceded by a loud rumbling noise. Much astonishment waa shown, but no damage was done. MASTBRTON. May 9. A shaTp shock of earthquake occurred here at 12.55 a.m. .Its duration was strong fof fully one minute. The direction- was north-east to south-west. PALMERSTON NORTH, May 9. An exceptionally sharp shock of earth> quake was .experienced ijere at 1.6 thi# morning. The duration of the chock waa : fully 15 6 e C onds. M&y fl i A eharp earthquake shock here &i 12.55 . this morning awakened the residents. i WELLINGTON, May ?, ! A enorp shook of earthquake 'occurred