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TABLS OF CONTENTS. ? ... ... ... ... ... 73 A Boer Conspiracy ... ... ... st> A Ship Founders ... ... ... 27 A V>sit t-> PnnrftM Ramabai ... .. SI A. hew Z"al*nd->r Ab'Oiu ... ... 69 Advekhsrments will bi* found on Vages : 3, I, 6, 9. 10, U. 12. 14, 15, 2', ?7-38. 74, 76, 77 AGRICirLTTJItiL AND PaSIORAI, WORKERS' Column... ... .. ... 35 Aiding Tewaewae Bay ... ... ... 77 Akgl NG ... ... ... ... 32 4.ng10-J<i.pan«se Alliance ... ... 19 Akt and Artists ... ... ... 77 Athletics ... ... ••• ES Ausuk&acd Hungary ... ... ••• -7 Bnmis. Marriages, and Deaths ... 47 Bowling .. ... •■• ••- •» Buwiess of Parliament ... ... 3ft Cablegrams ... ... ... 26-2( Calknimhvor the Week. ... ... » "Captain Shsen" ... ... «•• "I Oasualtim . .. ... ••• 4 f Citli s River Ruilvcty League ... ... t& i;uess ani> Draughts ... •■- «>J (hurcfi Mission, with St. Mary's Orphan»jys ... ... ■•• ••• *"■ Coloni.<l Daily Produce Taade ... ... JI Cixhueucial ... ... .-• 3d < OtUWS PONDEiNCE ... ... ... *3 24 Of»UNTRY ... ... ... ... S'« 8 O,.«isjng ... ... ... ... 2% Cricket ... ... ... ... 5/ -as Cycling ... ... ... ... 55-5S Dimct Trade with Manchrster ... ... 25 Dot's h.e l'ouc. — Le'ters from the Little Folk. Duuedin Ciiih Notes and Criticism^. Dua^dm D.L P. Literary anil D--b-= ting Chib. Mul'um in I'iivo. D.lo-F. <"lub Papers. Dli.F. Bay. The Experience in^ Obeervationa cf a Spid«r S^tuiday Night JTeniors. " ... <3-7 X Dunedin Pre.->>.vtery ... ... ... 18 Editor's Wau.kt ... ... .. /8-79 False Packing of Wool ... ... 11 Fa nei k us' Coi.umm. Poultry iNotes, Ihe K^m.el ... ... ••• _ •■■ 31-32 Farm and Station —A. a-ndP News. Commercial C-iblegrams. 'ur Yorkshire Letter. Austrian Markets. Stork an<} Grazing Notes. Local A. and P. News. No- >s on Rural Topics. Breadstuff', and PrO'iJice Market Dunpdia Markets. G- nterhui-y Markets. N*>w Z*»«l-ind Fa-ioer."' Union. Wel!<nfc-'oi» Agricultiual Note- Hawke's Bay Faima--i J Ema) Notes. Closer Set tknient in Cc tral '»-a#o. KprAybig t.he Potato Crop. IrKercolmial A. ai-d P. News. Tevi t fruit I'reservi' g Comnanv. New Z aland Produce iv London? ... ... 6 9.20--4 Fisbfcroe Coneumpli n ... ... t27 Footbatx ... ... — ... 5">57 Froze^i Meat Tr»<le ... ... ... '( FUN A^D Faj>CY ... ... ... 62 Garden . ... ... ... 10 ♦Jfnera! 80-ith's Immisrants ... ... 19 G*o-ral BlKctwn ... ... ... S7 Hkalth C©i.»»n ... ••• ••♦ 68 Homing "•o'-es ... ... ... *> Id> Tjilfcs Kun ... ... ... |7 I* tktt ft* Ea»t ... ••• ••• 63 I« tke < ood Old Times ... ... 79 In tbe T«air> ... ••• ••• °® JapHnew* A&iJrs ... ... ... f 2 I.AJJD "N» W AXSR ... ... ... 3* Lan- Oftke Scwarials ... ... ... 19 Lafid Seiilement Question .. ... 18 Lr.IE*AHY ISOTU6 .. ... ... _ <|9 I OC Vt» «-i»NKHAI - O, 34 Mining.— Tlie Wenk's M'nirsNews. Notes f<om A>ta9»udxu. < Iyde. Cromwell, Greyui u'iJ. E.«f/on ... ... ... 28-10 itoiwan Tro»l>lb ... .« ... 19 Mui.tum in Pahvo ... , ... ... 62 Mu-iioau- an«l Cumposprs ... ... 76 Nat«RaWST... ... ... . — e f New ZEAtAKD Paruasient ... ... 35-17 K'O'IWS AND QUEIHKS, — VimCRINARY Qukuies • ... ... ... 47 Novehst ... ... ••- .•• C2-6.-J Obituary . ... ... 23 Omnium Gatherum ... ... 4. '2 Oir Public Schools' Column ... ... 80 f'ASSING M.TKS . ... ... 5 'ater's Chats With Thk Hoys ... ... vb PatUnts and f*rwoaers' Aid ... ... 1* PRBB4NAI. iTKIVtS ... ... ... 23 PEHSONAI. iMOTES .. ... ... /S Phifetely -. 3» PrtrawiY .. ... ... 62, S3 Kairt on a H«zard School ... ... 27 fiwsssan Tfpiicaval ... ... .. 1W ■■^ciT'Ncj? Notes ... ... *;8 Shipping News ... .. ... *>1 Shoiio 1 Stories —The Finger of Fate ... 81-82 Sh \v Dit«s... ... ... ... <i Southland News Notjcs ... .. 48 ■"I'ok'l'ing li^ci « Oaleiiilar. Talk of th»> B,>}. Wellington Sofe~. In a Nutshell. S^udNewsan'' '•■ii'ps. R-iriag in Yew Z»:da-d AuckWndTot' cs. Canterbury Doiwugs Sporti >g Vote-; fr.ini Australia. C:i ' hmv Doi»2*. Weights, Aon-ptanc-s, et^. The Bsttiug Maiker. ■Rac ng in England. ... ... 51-54 Sfcauciai'? Ift*urapce Company .. ... 49 Sh-aim Settlcni°Mi! ... ... ... 27 Taseri County Council ... " ... 25 ''be 6ae : io Cfcass ... ... ... 4 The Gael-K- Socwty ... ... ... 25 Tlie Trust . ... ... 24 Th- In en»atio»s.l S tua> l ion .. ... 13 The Tmimrs' Page Table Talk. Ladies' Gossip. Ho'ue In ere t? Hit'ts and S"igge.ttionx, "Alien's" Letter from Enslsn-d. to Co respondents. Tlie New Zft-land Dom-Kiic Cookery Bf>ok. BIU. Emmeline's "Coy Corner Q»h" ... ... ... 63-*7 The Mid igk' Express ... ... 72 The fVnoriy of a Slave ... 79 The Puhiic Health ... ... ... 13 TliE Stcr/rcHRR. -Viohv. An Ancient KootUai, Duk»d in. The Cive of Kings. Famous Forgery Casjs. t" if ty Years Ago . ... 70-72 The ;■ <ii?.— New ZeaJand Theatre Bookings. Tv>..ti> J t,,i Muscat Not--. WBlSinstou Wing Whispers The Wes- minster Gl=e Party. Alhambra Theatre ... ... ... ... 6M51 The Wsek .. ... ... .. 47 Thu gs M" Thoughts ... ... ... 77 Tracer, aivl Laboar ... ... ... 27 T^falg.ir Day .. ... ... 80 Witness SuuscßipnoNS ... ... 47 ILLUSTRATIONS. A Creek Scenp, Leitb Valley ... ... 39 A New Z-.-aUndp r ou the Gold Ooaot, We«>t Africa ... ... ... ... 4t A'ong <he North Coa«t ... ... Ai Cv- Daitodils, at Swing Show ... ... 41 Electric Po'ver Devulopnietits at Niagara ... 45 Fishing Cutters, Biuff Harb. ur... ... 44 Foo-ball Match, on th« Oaledoniau Ground, Dunroi ... . ... 44 In the Thermal Springs District of North island ... ... .. ... 39 Latest in Bf*ycles ... ... ... 45 Laying the Foundation Sti.fie of the New We«leyan Methodist Church, NorthEast Valley ... ... ... 46 Mi- William Roy ... ... ... 41 Mr T K. Fisher's Silver Jubilee ... 45 Opening of the W. 11 nyton B ating Season 45 OpeniDg o*' St. Helei)S Maternity Borne, Dunedin ... .. ... 40-41 Panorama of Caversham, from the hillside, L*oki»g Towards K«w and St. Clair... 39 Preeent»tion to Mnjor Murray ... .. 41 £igual Station feitouu. Wel'ingfon Heads 41 Some Street S^n-a, Public Buldings, and KBtwr»e-. of Cbristohu'ch ... ... 42-43 Vieiying Site of the New Graving Dock at Port Chalmers ... ... ... 4i

The Countess Magri. widow of General Tom Thumb, and herself a dwarf, has begun to take musio lesaons at the age o£ 65, and declares that she will become a great pianiste. Her piano is a tiny instr\3> j ment specially made for her in 1860.