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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1022, 11 January 1911, Page 5

TO-DAY'S PAPER. f— —— ..

SOME LEADING FEATURES. READERS— ' ' Pago. Taxation and Capital 4 Notes of the Day 4 SPECIAL ARTICLE- 1 The British Elections 6 •GENERAL— Taxation and Capital 5 .Engineering and Trade 8 The Territorial Force 6 Is Ritorua So Rosy? 6 Karori Bprough Council 8 Palmerston' Day by Day 0 Masterton. Notes § Primitive Methodist Conference 6 Hutt County Council 7 The , Census — * Judge -Sim's Double Status » ;"Soft Drinks" at Invercargill .... 1 New Government House 4 Engineers' Awards * Tho Mokau Leases 4 .• The Premier aud the Teacup 4 .Motorifts and Dogs 4 'ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES ... 6 PROVINCIAL NEWS 9 CABLEGRAMS 6 COMMERCIAL 8 FARMING 8 LAW REPORTS 3 LOCAL AND GENERAL 4 NEW; ZEALAND TELEGRAMS G PERSONAL ITEMS > 4 SHIPPING AND MAILS 7 . WOMAN'S WORLD 9 MINING NEWS : 8 ' ENTERTAINMENTS G gPORTS--The Turf - . 7 Cricket »...; 5 Bowls 7 Swimming 7 Athletics 7 Scullin? 7 Rifle Shooting 6

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