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TABLE 9F CONTENTS. Pahs 54 57 6 58 47 57 53 58 22 59 53 11 36 23 58 3 80 IbO 74 59 59 ■ 69 74 72 47 79 71 Athletics ... Angling Attempted Escaoe ... Acclimatisation Society Births, Marriages. Deaths, and In Memorial ... ... Bowling ... ... ... Billiards ... Boxing ... ... ... Clutha Council ... Casualties ... Cricket Calkndarkor the Week ... Commercial ... ... Cablegrams .... ... Cycling Concert at Upper Junction ... Conciliation or Strikes ? ... Gatlins-'l ahaknpa Uai'.way League Correspondence Dunedin Police Court Draughts ... ... Dot's Little Folk : Letters from the Little Folk.—Dunedin Club Notes.— Dunedin D.L.F. Literary and Debating Club ... Drapery and General Importing Co. Editor’s Wallet English Mails ... ... „ Empty Australia ... ... ••• Evening on the Waitakerei Ranges FARM AND STATION: The Turnip Crop.—Keeping Up Expon Figures.— Marketing the Fleece.—Treatment of Sewage.—A North Island Talk. —Taieri and Peninsula Milk Supply Company. Yorkshire Wool Letter. —Improvement of Poor Hill Pasture.—(experimental Work in the South Island.—Money for Settlers.—Momona Dairy Factory Co. — Wool Sales.— Agricultural and Pastoral News.—Commercial Cablegrams.— Southland Agricultural Notes. New Zealand Produce in London. — The High Commissioner’s Report.— The Dunedin Markets— Local A. and P. News.—Notes on Rural Topics.— Stock and Grazing Notes.—The Bre*d7 gtuff* and Produce Market*. The Butter and Cheese Market.—Canterbury Markets ... ... ...11-21 Fanciers’ Column.— Poultry Notes, The Kennel ... ... ... ... Fun and Fancy ... Footboards on Trams ... ... Fortune Telling Football ... Fires ... ... ••• ••• Free Trade ... Golf ... •«• ••• Herr and There Health Column Hauraki Pastonfl Lands ... ... Hallowe’n Gathering ... Home Rule ... ••• ••• In Days that hare Gone Imperial Politics .... ... ••• Literart Notes Literature ... ... Local and General ... ... ... Land ano Water Liquor Traffic ... ••• Labour Disputes ... < ••• Lawn Tennis ... Mexico ... ... Motor Car Tragedy ... Multum in Parvo ... ... Mining : The Week’s Mining News.— Dredging Returns ... ••• ... Notes and Queries. - Vktruinaht Queries. Law Queries ... Native Lands N.Z. Shipping Co. N Z Parliament N.Z Baptist Union ... ... • Our Public Schools Column... Obituary ... Owaka Competitions ... -v Omnium Gatherum ... Otago E»rly Settlers ... Our Babies Pater’s Chavs With The Boys;. Passing Notes ... Personal Notes Portraits of Nelson ... Philately ... Personal Items Publications Received Poetry Railway Disaster Rowing ... . Railway Accident Railway Department ... Short Stories ... Shops and Offices Bill ... Sporting : Canterbury Doing*.—Welling, tori Note*.—Auckland Topics.-Racing in N Z —ln a Nutshell.— lalk of the Day.— Weights, Acceptances. etcScience Notes Show Dates... ... ••• Southland News Notes Shipping News Shooting Sunnyside Hospital _ ... ... Supreme Court Sittings ... The I,and Bill The Sketcher The Apiary ... ... The Lite Sir Arthur Douglas ... Times-Sydney Sun Cables The Dublin Strike The Balkans C.. ••• ••• ••• Taieri Plain... ... ••• The Garden ; Operations for the Week.— Horticultural Note* Aphides or Green Fly ... The Garland .. The Venus of Milo ... • ... The Obs* rver Cese Tub Defence Forces The Naval Statement ... The Country The Naturalist ... The Novelist The Ladies’ Page ; Table Talk. Ladles* Gossip. Hints and Suggestions. Answers to Correspondent*. Horn* Intere*U.— “Alien’s” Letter from England.— In Fashion’s Realm.—The Week The Stags : New Zealand Theatre Booklugs.—Theatricat and -Musical Notes.— Stage Gossip.— The King's Theatre.— Fuller's Pictures ... The Week,. University Council Union S.S. Co. ... ... ... Waipori Falls Sports ... “We” Women’s Suffrage ... ... ... Witness Subscriptions Waikouaiti Council ... ... ... Wlrelees Telegraphy ... Waterside Workers’ Strike WITNESS ILLUSTRATIONS 30 62 8 4 54 55 £5 59 77 6S 7 73 29 71 27 78 78 9 58 13 27 58 27 25 59 23 47 8 « 55 81 71 13 lit 4 3 72 70 II 79 3 73 £9 61 62 95 55 25 SO 81 4 49.-)2 68 14 48 (il 6 73 21 21 75 12 7 29 27 26 23 12 12 79 77 81 H 5 35 68 62 63 60 48 10 7 10 77 29 47 13 10 31 33-16 J

Strong exception is taken by delegates to the Stonemasons’ Conference, now sitting m Wellington, to the character of the reports regarding their trade which appear in' the Labour Journal. It was stated (says the Post) that the 'reports did not disclose the true position of affairs, aud the conference decided that the union secretaries should supply the department each month with information on which to base the district reports in the Journal. A bit of a sensation was provided at Wanganui East on Thursday, -when the somewhat unusual incident was witnessed of a motor car - chasing a bolting horse with trap attached: The horse was overtaken, and the owner of the’car promptly jumped out and stopped the animal, thus averting perhaps serious consequences.