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TABUS OF CONTENTS. ruunsNi' Topics ... 14,16 rm.BO»AMa—European, Colonial, Inter. provincial 8, fj Bnoubh News 18,19 AUSTRALIAN NlWt 11 cobrespondbncb 5 Miscellaneous 21 Thk Courts ... ... jg Koad Boabds 19, 20 Town and Countby „ 13,14 Genbkal 9,10, 11 volunteering* 7 Bokodoh Councils 11 Mjcetinqs—Rangiora Domain Board—lndus trial Association Ellesmere Domain Board—Lyttelton Harbor Board —Board of Education Canterbury College Drainage Board—Board of Health—The Governor's Visit—Acclimatisation Society—Philosophical Institute 16,17, 18 City Council ... 5 The Yeoman—Chicory Culture Farm Notes for the Month—Keep Accounts —To Tell the Age of Cows—System in Breeding—Poultry 5 The Garden—Memoranda by Mr R. Chudley—How to Keep Winter Applea —Flower Labels christchurch and ABhburton Horticultural Shows ... 20 The Sportsman Boeing CalendarSporting Notes by Sinbad English Items —American Horaes—Southland, Dargaville, and Turakina Races Weights for the Oxford, Little River, and Tai Tapu Handicaps—Final Payments and General Entries for the Hawke's Bay Jockey Club Meeting ... Cricket—Matches to come—Matches of the Week 7 Bicycling—Pioneer Bicycle Club Races... 11 Athletics Christchurch Athletic Club Sports 11 Entertainments, &c.—Ark, Literary, and Dramatic Gossip 7 Pobtbt—Setting Types 2 Ladies' Column—Babies—The Home ... 2, 3 Vaiibtieb 11 The Novelist—Did She Do Wrong?— That Girl Under the Spell The Church Mouse—The Mystery of Lord Brackenbury 3, 4 Weekly Sukmabt ... „. „. 12 Advertisements 1,2.12,20,24 Latbst Shippins, Oommbrcial, Stock and Pboduce Markets *. ... 12 mHEA T R E Lessee Mr A. T. Dunning. Manager jf- T,r -"■-■> THI3 EVENING (TUESDAY), HEKB BANDMANN, MISS LOUISE BEAUDET, MR WALTER REYNOLDS, MR JAS. F. CATHCART, MRCHAS. HALL, And the New Australian Company, Will appear'in the brilliant Comedy, THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Charles Surface Herr Bandmann Joseph Surface ... Mr Walter Reynolds Lady Teazle Miss Louise Beaudet And full caste. To-Morrow—East Lynne and David Garrick. Thursday—Grand Holiday Programme. Friday—Benefit of Mits Louise Beaudet. 3-15 Box Office at Montague's. 1972 EAST AND WEST COAST RAILWAY. nONTEIBUTIONS are invited by the nndersigned for the purpose of completing the Survey of the proposed line of Railway, and for defraying preliminary expenses. The amount subscribed will be credited against the value of shares that may be taken in any Company ultimately formed by the present promoters : James Gapes, Esq., Mayor of Christchurch Edmund Wickes, Esq., F. B. Lloyd and Co., Christchurch Messrs L. E. Nathan and Co., Merchants, Christchurch Richard Bethel, Esq., Amuri, Sheep Farmer Messrs R. Wilkin and Co., Merchants, Christchurch . . H. H. Hennab, Esq., of Dalgety and Co., Christchurch Messrs Garrick and Cowlishaw, Solicitors, Christchurch H. R. Webb, fsq., J.P., of Permanent Loan and Investment Co., Christchurch Georse Hart, Esq., J. P., Winchfield, Ashburton J. P. Jameson, E-q., J.P., Christchurch Messrs Lightband, Allan and Co., Merchants, Christchurch John Anderson, Esq., J P., A ' ' " dry, Cbrintehuroh J. H. Twenty man, Esq., Twentyman and Cousin, Merchants, Christchurch Henry Thompson, Esq., Coates and Co., Christchurch . : r John Evans Brown, Esq., J.P., Chairman Tramway Co., Christchurch A. Garrick, Esq., National Insurance Co., Christchurch J. T. Brown, Esq., Mayor of Sydenham Thomas S. Weston, Esq., Solicitor, High street, Christohuroh H. W. Packer, Esq., Christchurch Messrs T. and E. Pavitt, Timber Merchants, Christchurch Messrs Miles and Co., Merchants, Christchurch Robert H. Rhodes, Esq., Chrißtchurch Messrs Chrystall and Co., Merchants, Christchurch William Pratt, Esq., Christchurch Captain Milton, fapanui Messrs Maling and Co., Merchants, Christ* church George Gould, Esq., J.P., Christchurch W. fct. Hargreaveti, Esq., Christchnroh H. B. Sorensen, Esq., Merchant, Christchurch David Craig, Esq , N.Z. Insurance Co., Christchurch Charles Clarke, Esq., Estate Agent, Christchurch! C. Kiver, Esq., Merchant, Christchurch And R. PRE9TON BAIN, Hon. Sec. of Promoters. Christchurch, 14th March, 1881. 7753 W. M. ROBERTS, TAILOR AND HABIT MAKHR. MANCHESTER STREET SOUTH, S now showing a FIRST-CLABS SELEC- . TIOST of AUTUMN and WINTER TROUSERINGS. 7604 POSTPONEMENT OF SALE. SUMNER. UNDER DISTRAINT FOR RENT. iHE SALE OF FURNITURE AND . EFFECTS, at tho CAVE ROCK HOUSE, 13 PO3TPONED TO THURSDAY, March 24th, at 12 Noon. 7760 E. J. T. FORD, Auctioneer. -ynrr ANTED KNOWN—New Goods, just opened. Satin Cloths, in all colors, Is. New Cashmeres, Merinos, Perges, &c. New Hosiery, New Hats, New Flowers, New Feathers, New Gloves. In every department will be found a new and splendid assortment of Antumn Goods. H. E. MAY & CO, The Hall, High Street