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Otago Witness, Issue 3336, 20 February 1918, Page 26

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

, „ Page. Affray at, Codford . 7 •Angling "" '" '" *"' *'' "[ 43 n',"!"' - Uarr "'Seß. and "Deaths'" !!! !!.' .'.! SB 8010 s Treachery m Calendar for tho Week 3 Call to th.i Colours ... 17 Casualties .. . "* ;<, _ 48 Charge of Assault and Bobbery ... 43 Commercial ... 24*25 Conciliation Council . *'.*. 14 Cost of Living "'" ' Cycling .. '". '.". ..'. ".'.'. Z '.'.'. 44-45 Defence Expenditure 20 Discharging a Firearm ' ... ... ... 14 Dot's Little Polks ; ... ..." 56-67 Draughts 47 Fanciers'' Column ... '" 39 Farm and Station.—The Eomance of tho Plough, Palatable Food and Stock, Notes on Rural Topics, Wheat versus Stock, Agricultural and Pastoral News, Southland Agricultural Notes, Tho Butter Supply, Export of Produce, Our Canterbury Agricultural Budget, Board of Agriculture, Fanners' Union, The North Island, Threshing by Electricity, The New South Wales Wheat Harvest, Influence of the Dam, The BreadstuHs and Produoe Market, Our Yorkshire Letter, Canterbury Markets, Commercial Cablegrams, Dunedin Markets :.. 8-13 Fil 'cs 20 Fun arfd Fancy ... 4a Gale in the North lg Garden and Orchard * Q John M'Glasham College 4b Kaiser at Home -. 53 Ladies' Page'.—Table Talk, " Alien's " Letter from England, In Fashion's Realm. v Ladies' Gossip, Weddings, Home Interests 49-52 Literature 53 Local and General 4-5 Masonic Installation ... ... .'.."" ... : 19 Mining 22 Multum in Parvo 47 News by Cable :. 38 New Zealanders in Fiance ..: ... .' 18 Notes and Queries 35 Otago Harbour Board 7 Otago Land Board 18 Our Babies ; 63 Passing Notes 3 Pater's Chat with the Boys 67 Pedlar's Pack ..". " , 3 Personal Items ... ... 22 Personal Notes 53 Presentations at Waitahuna 65 Roads of tho West ... 7 Roll of Honour 17 Science and Inventions 57 Shipwreck Relief Society 21 Short Stories 58 Some Irish Folk-lore 53 Southland News Notes ... 23 Sporting.—Talk of the Day, In a Nutshell, Canterbury Doings, Wellington Notes, Auckland Topics, Pacing in New Zealand, 'Weights, Acceptances,, Etc., Racing in Australia ... ' ... ... 40-43 Supreme Court ... 18 Taupiri Extended Mine ... ... .V. 7 Territorial Camp at Invercargill ... 7 The "Apiary '. 7 The Ballot* ... ... .... ....' ... 17-18 The Central Powers ... 21 The Country , • 23 The Empire's Call ' -,. 38 The Gallipoli Medal ... 17 The Gaming Act ; 43 The Garland ... .. The Great War ...- • 15-16 The Methodist Conference ... ••• I 9 Tho Motuihi Murder ... 4 5 The Novelist • 48 ' 49 The Sketchcr The Southern Maori Seat 44 The Stage.—Theatrical and Musical Notes ... 46 The Unpopularity of Repentance 58 Tho Week 35 'Jj" The West Coast Tragedy f 9 The 1914 Star ' 2 * To Train Farmers 6 Vignettes from Nature fis " Waihemo County Council ' * 4 War Regulations ™ Wellington North Seat • J* Wreckage off East Coast "• 14 OUB ILLUSTRATIONS. British Troops Returning to a Best Camp. ' What the Communication Trenches m Flanders Are Like. . _ Opening of the John College for Boys. Sights and Scenes in Egypt-Turkish Prisoners of * War from Palestine, New Zealand Convaies. cents from Hospital, Opening New Tennis Courts at Aotea, New Zealand Nurses at ti* Opening of the CourtNew Zealand Roll of Honour. . ' «, Portrait of 8010 Pasha. / Soldiers Returning from a Battery. Parade. Honouring French Colonial Soldiers. Thrilling Parachute Descent. Guns Captured from the Huns. War Work by Women—Granary Girls at Port Or London. Khaki Girls «t the Lord Mayor a Show, New York B-ed Cross Nurses. Our Arab Supporters in Palestine. Snapshots at the D.J.C. Dunedin Cup Meeting. The Halifax Disaster—View of the Foreshore. Portraits of Lenin and Trotsky. Miscellaneous War Scenes.

Writing from London to a friend afc Gore, an ex-New Zealaiidcr who takes a prominent part in war work states: " The generosity of the dominion for all purposes has become almost a byword. She contributed about 12s 6d in every pound for the relief of Belgians in Belgium. Of the £122.000 contributed for the relief of the dependents of those who lost their lives in the Jutland battle New Zealand sent £100,000."-