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TABLE OF CONTENTS. Agricultural Statistics ... ... 18 Athletics ■». ••• ••• 6 J Ait and Artists ... ... — |» Bursting-Up Policy ... ... ... •>? Bowling ... ... ... — £J Births, Marriages, and Deaths ... ... ol Cycling: Notes by Demon ... ... 59 Cricket ... ... ... ... jg Co r>L.OTK ence ... ... lc ;.,«J'sJ Cablegrams... ... ... 15,b4, to, 6t> Casualties ... ... ... ••• •*» 1 hes-s and Draught'? .. ... • • 70 Calendar for the Week ... ••• 5 Coronation elebrations in Fiji ... ... °9 Charitable Aid ... ... ... j» Charge of Assault ... ... ... 3b Clmstchurch News Notes ... .... 58 Country.— Round About Longbusb. _Waikaka Valley, Nevis. Eaikoura, Waitati, Lake County, Waikouaiti, Cambrians Clyde. Clinton, Otam ta, Anderson's Bay, LtkeWanaka, Waiwera, Mo?gfel 39-40 £ liter's Wallet .. ... .. 85 Football . . . . ... ..6f» Financial Statement . . .. ... 16-18 Farm and Station.— Farm Notes, Agricultural aud P-stora! News, Notes en Rural Topics, Stock and Grazing No*e», W.iirarap-i Agricultural News, N.Z. Farmer*' Union, Goo'i Farmers and (.rood Fainiine, Tho Dairy BeguliU'-n?, Ihe Breadstuff? and Produce Market, Taieri County Ploughing Match, Canterbury Markets, The Dairy Industry and S^tce of its Grievances, Fiozsn Meat Tiarto. Tmport of Foddtr into New South Wales, Importation of Stud Sheep, Wool Sales. Cables, etc. 6 9, £9-31. Fun and F^ncy ... ... ... 71 Fanciers Column.— Poultry Notes, The Kennel ... ... ... ... 57-58 Garden ... ... ... ... Ml "Go" ... ... ... ... 71 General El ction ... ... ... ® HraUhClnnin ... ... . ... 76 Inquttft ... ... ... ••• Sjfr I f Jacob's PiMar - What Then ? ... ... 72 Laud »nd Water ... ... ... 62 Ladies.— Auswers to Correspondents; . Table Talk, Ladies' Gossip, Illustrated Fashions A Study in Blue, Daily Ways of Women, Experience, etc. ... ... 73-75 LITF.HARY P»OTES ... . . • 71 hnriK Folks: By Dot. — Letters From Lite Folk ... ... ... 82-8f L'CAI LSI) liKNKRAL ... ... ... t>7 Moon Legends .. ... ... 85 Mining.— The Week's Mining News, Quotations ar the Stock Exchange, Mining Nntes from Greymouth, 'Ijd*, Tuapeka, Arrowtown, Roxbureb, Cromwell, Hokitika, and Reefton, West African Goldfields, Macetown Reefs .. ... 33-38 MI'I.TUM IN I*AIIVO ... .. ... t>B | Notes and Queries .. ... ... 51 , Naturalist . ... ... ... 76 Now Zealand News Items ... ... 52 Novrust. — My Lady's Diamonds ... 71-72 Omn'um Githeium ... ... ... * { Ob.tuary ... ... ... ... 32 I Otaeo A. and P. Society ... ... 1« Otago Karly fr-'ettleis' Association ... 61 Taruamkntauy ... ... ... S7-3S Poetry ... ... ... ... *f P.issing Notes ... ... . . >* Pater's C ata With The Boys ... ... M Personal Items ... ... ... 32 Personal Notes ... ... ... 72 Promise and Performance ... ... IS Pariiameutiiy It-.ms ... ... ... |J Patients' and Prisoners' Aid Society ... 8» Phosphate Rock ' 'iecovery .. ... 8» Re-agnatioi of Lord Salisbury ... ... to "Salra," the Game That Rivals Chees ... 7ft Sad Case of Suicide ... ... ... 1« Short Stones ... •• ... •«• Science Notes ... ... •■• ?o •Southland News Notes ... ... 52 Sketches..— Marie Hcnviette, Queen of Belgium ; In the Tuinut Valley ; Anda- t luz ; Tho R. rnance of Tonga : a Forgotten Comedy of tbe P,c'fic; Talent in Uniform ; The Italy tf Virgil and Hoiate ... ... ... ■•• 77-7S-Spom-im; —Racing Calendar, Talk of the Day. In a NutaheU, Canterbury Doings, Wellington Notes, Auckland Topic, Sdoi tina Notes from Australia, R =cinq in New Zealand, An Advertising Monopoly. Dunedin J«ckey Club, N Z. Trotting ''on fer^nce Club Meeting-'. Rsciog iv Australia, Weights, Aco ptencee, etc. ... ... ... ••• SJ-55 SrtuK.— N Z. Theatre Bookings, Theatrical and Musical Sox. Wellington Wing Whisper.*, Ghost Walk, Polloid's Ojeru Company. New Theatre*, etc ... 66-6S South Afiic.i ... ... ... «* S. ci*ls to Returned Tr-opers ... ... * San Fr*ncisc i MaU Service ... ... 56 vSbippiDg ... ... ... ... 58 Southland Land Board ... ... •' The Ninth Contiugcnt ... ... * 'J he King's Health ... ... ... «* Trades ard Labour ... ... ... to Veteian's Home . . ... ... •» Wellfngfou News Notes ... ... b'* Wodin's Victims ... ... ... **£ Weather Chart ... ... ... 5 Week ... ... ... ... 51 ILLUSTRATION*. Aunt Sally Group at the Recant Militaiy Carnival . . ••• <g Audrey Gibson . . . . . 48 A R»cent Oamaru WeddiDg ... -- 5(1 A Sporting Party on the Lats Mr Peter Muriay's Fjrm, Hooper's Inlet ... 50 Committee of tLe Military C*rnival ... 48 Cupt. ('oulJ, of the f>.s Fife hire . ... |» Four Oenerat ions of » Faun ly ... ... w Grain Season in Southland ... ... ** Gather .ng of tbe School Children at Port Chalmers on July 26. ■-. -■ 49 Interior of St. Stephen's Presbyterian Cf.urcb. Dunedin ... . . ■•• jf Invercargill Rowing Club— Junior Crew ... BY Jutland tUt Hydraulic Dredge ... .. 45 Late War iv S. Africa : March of the Highland Light Infantry 'I brough Basutoland.— The Defeat of Lord Meth.ien's Force at Tweeb sch . . ••• ■*" Mr and Mrs Donald Edwards ... ... <J Members of tbe Ninth aud Tm'.h N./5. Con'iogents ... • • ••• ™ Monumi ut at Owaka m Memory of Fallen Monuments of India :Suffer Jnug's Tomb 43 New Cfoverunieot Lime KilD, near Palmer* ston ... ... ••• •• 59 Public BuildiDgs of Dunedin: The Hospital, and the N»w Left \Ving ... 47 Retriever D->k'« H<-ad : A Study... ... 43 Siberian Doga from Stewart Island . 43 Testimonial Presented to the Premier by New Zf.alanders Resident in Salisbmy, Rhodesia, S. Africa ... ... 44 Taieri Poultry Society's Show .. ... 45 The Woik of the Duuedin Free X udergar-ten.-Cbitdre.aatWork ... ... 46 The s.i. Quirang at the J<-t y street Whaif Prior to Her Last Tilp ... ... 47 "Young New Zealand" ... ... 4< } We ar© informed that Miss Blanche \ Randlc, of Haverford West, South Wakf, formerly a pupil of Mr A. J. Barth, of this i town, has obtained first class honours (&J per cent.) in the senior division of tho Trinity College examinations, for organplaying. The examiner was Dr CVeser* lately organist at the Chapel Royal, St.* James 'u. He advised Miss Randlo to pro* ceed to the associateship. Two petitions have been numeroiL-irjfl signed at Otautau, one praying for betteij and more direct representation of the townl district on *he Southland County Council and the other asking for a daily mid-da^ train eervice. Norway lias to import 250,000 tons of grain a year. She imports 135,000 tona of fi^hf yearly. The Southland Champion Ploughing Association have decided to bold their annual matoh oft Auguafc fv,