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Otago Witness, Issue 3348, 15 May 1918, Page 26

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Pagb. " A Dangerous Cook " _ .„ ii-4 A Notable Ministry 45 " At the Back Door " 23 Betting on Licensed Premises _ £0 Births, Marriages, and Deaths 35 Bruce County Council 7 Calendar for tho Week 3 Casualties „ 13 Charges of Sedition „ 7 Church in tho Wilderness _ 45 Church Jubilee ■„_ 63 Commercial ... 24-25 Cycling 44-15 Defence Expenditure Commission t 23 Dot's Little Polks SG-57 Draughts : 45 Export of Fool '...■ ... .. 21 Fanciers' Column 40 Farm and Station.—Show Dates, Economy in the Use of Seeds, Potash in Liquid Manure, Notes on Rural Topics, Agricultural and Pastoral News, Stock and Grazing Notes, Wheat Purchases, Southland Agricultural Notes, National Dairy Show, Horses with Sore- Shoulders; The North Island, Canterbury Markets, Our Yorkshire Letter," The Breadstuffs and Produce Markets, Land Board, Commercial Cablegrams ... ... ... 8-13 Fires 16 Poods Awaiting Export • ... ' 7 Fuu and Fancy _ ... ... ...' ... 47 •(•anion ami Orchard ... 6 Horticultural Show 6-7 Ladies' Page.—Table Talk, Cosy Corner Club, " Alien's " Letter from England, In Fashion's .Realm, Ladies' Gossip, Heme Interests, Weddings ... 48-52 Land and Water.—Football, Harriers ... 43 Mr Lloyd G-eorge Scores ... 19-20 Literature ... ... £5 Local and General 4-5 Masonic Grand Lodge ... 21 Mohammedan "Russia ... ~ 53 MlniJlß' , "... 22 Mulrum in Parvo 45 News by Cable ... 38 Notes and Queries 35 Otaki's Crew Released ... ~ ... 44 Our Babies ' 52-53 Passing Notes ... ••• ... •' Pater's Chat With the Boys ... ... 57 Peace Talk ... Personal Items ... 40 Personal Notes ... 58 Railway Department 40 Bevolutionary Bussia ... ... ■.,»•. 21 Roll of Honour ... .-. ... ... Science and Inventions ... .' 65 Second Division League ... ... IS Short Stories ... . ... ... 57-58 Soldier Scholarships ... ... 21 Soldiers' Offences ... 39 Soldiers' Outing „; ... ... ... 22 Southland News Notes ... ... ... ... 23 Sporting.—Talk of tho Day, In a Nutshell, Canterbury Doings, Wellington Notes, Auckland Topics, Baoinsr in New Zealand, Weights, Acceptances, Etc. 41-42 Surplus Officers 43 Teachers' Salaries - 45 Technical Education at Wellington 15 The Apiary 7 The Central Powers •.• 17 The Christehnreh Demonstration ... '... ... 48 The Countrr ... r . ... ....... 23 The Grey Election ."..J 20 The Irish Problem ... ... 16 The Empire's Call ... ... ... - 38-39 The Garland ... ••• ••• 53 The fir-eat War ... "•• The Nov.elist ... • 47 -48 The Sketchcr - • •■- 64-55 Tho Stage.—Theatrical and Musical Notes ... 46 The Week -.-• . Unfermented Wine at. Communion ... Waitati Methodist Jubilee ,- J. -■ E 5 Witness Subscriptions ... ... OUB ILLUSTBATIONS (39 PictureItalians Bringing in Austrian Prisoners. A Ee-ercctod Bridge Over the Aisne. Some Recent Appointments, to the Legislative Council. New Zealand's 801 l of Honour. Headquarters Staff, Third Battalion," Otago Regi- ' ment, Codford, EnglandScenes on tho Western Front. An Italian Depot on> the Aringo Plateau. The Otago Central Otngo Display at the National Apple Show, Auckland. Fortieth lieinforccments at Trentham. Waikarcmoana Hydro-Electric Scheme, Napier. Highland Dancing on the West. Tailor and Snob at Work on Italian Front. Chrysanthemums at the Otago Horticultural So-

ck-ty's Show, &c.

A long list of articles of which the importation into the United Kingdom is prohibited has been issued by the General Poet Office. It includes sugar and butter, but gift' parcels of sugar forwarded' by parcel post to members of the New Zealand 'Expeditionary Force are permitted, but must be small. Calcs containing sugar may bo consigned to the New Zealand War Contingent Association, Londoiv for distribution to hospital patients. But any prohibition named in the list is not held to apply to postal packets (including parcels) addressed to members of New Zealand Expeditionary Forces on active service, except ill so far as the New Zealand Postal regulations operate to prevent it. Matches and cartridges may not be sent through th<J post under any circumstances.