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T HB W BBKLT APRIL 16. TABLE OF CONTENTS Current Topics 15, 1C Tblboeamb— European, Colonial, Interprovincial .. b. !' English News I<‘ Australian News 7 CORRESPONDENCE 10, 11 The Courts ... 18, 10 Road Boards 5,6 County Council—Ashburton 18 School Committees • *0 Town and Country 13 > 1» General .... ••• 7 Meetings—Harmonic Society—Rargiora Board of Conservators —Lincoln Public Library—Board of Education—South British Insurance Company—l.O.O.P., M.IT. Drainage Board Coswell Sound Marble Company—Christchurch Horticultural Society—Board of Conservators— Amberley Farmers’ Club— Temnka Mechanics* Institute Sydenham Borough Council Canterbury College Sydenham Working Men’s Club—Kaiapoi Borough Council ... 16,17 Political —Messrs Bunny and Beetham at Carterton—Mr .H. Allwright at Lyttelton The Yeoman—Cheese Shipment—Cows Resisting Milk—Observations on Horse Breeding—Sheep to Clean Land—Hints for Farmers 5 The Garden —Memoranda by Mr R. Chudley—The Culture of the Garden Ranunculus 5 The Sportsman Racing Calendar— Spotting Notes by Sinbad—Training Notes —The Sawyers’ Bay Stud, by Sir launcelot—General Entries and Final Acceptances for the Canterbury Autumn Meeting—The Scratching of Natator Kowai Pass Races—English Sporting Items—Death of Constable 6, 7 Pedestrianism Cricket 7 Aquatics 7 Coursing . ... 7 Entertainments, Ac. — Art, Literary, and Dramatic Gossip 11 Poetry —Poems of the Week—The Census and the Woman . ... 8 Ladies’ Column —Children Teething The Homo • ••• 8 The Novelist— Violet Wood's Husband— The Captain’s Peril—The Mystery of Lord Brackenbury 3, 4 Miscellaneous 1 0 ,2 i Varieties 11 The Loafer in the Street li Weekly Summary ... Advertisements 1* 8. 13, 21, 24 Latest Shipping, Commercial, Stock and Produce Markets 12, 13 T. Tl. PEOCTEE, PRACTICAL & SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN, Colombo street, Christchurch, (Opposite the City Hotel,) IS the only Manufacturer of Spectacles and other Optical Lenses in New Zealand, and having made the DISEASES of the BYE for the adaptation of Spectacles a special study for many years, has gained great experience in the optical requirements of all sights. T. R Procter should be consulted When print of this size cannot cosily bo read by candle-light twelve inches from the eyes. When the eyes water, or become fatigued by short exercise. When a book cannot be read without removing it to an increased distance. When more light is requisite than formerly. When a candle is required to be placed between the eye and the book. Wben two objects are seen in place of one at a distance.

Or when neuralgic pains are felt about the head and eyes. In such cases all affectation should bo laid aside, and it la not only wise but necessary to consult an expert. It is an error to suppose that the eyes are saved by not using glasses ; there Is danger in both ways. In neglecting to nse Spectacles or in using those not suited to the requirements of the case, which con be avoided by consulting T. B. Procter, and thus making use of the physiological powers which he can bring to bear in all cases.—Every description of Spectacles accurately fitted to tbe face, and a register kept of the measure and focus. 7394 J. F. STRATZ. HIGH STBKET (TRIANGLE), CHRIST - CHURCH. PRACTICAL in Foreign and English Watches. Makes all his expenses by his hand-work, therefore he can sell cheaper than any other house in Canterbury. [Established 1877.] P 4 W P-4 w o EH S 3 W o Pd W PH X EH £3 W IS Eh if/ fa J- P- Stratz. v . lit Watchmaker, ilmlront London M td o Hi w td E S °td a H n a o < w fd J. F. Stratz, Direct Importer of Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, and Silver Plate from England, Prance, Germany, and America. £ s. d. English Silver Hunting Levers, capped, from £3 10a to 10 10 0 American Waltham Levers, from 2 5 0 American Lover Clocks, in wood or nickel silver cases ... 0 9 6 Alarm Clocks (nickel silver) boll 012 6 7377 ATHER Honey from your Flowers. \JT NEIGHBOUR’S celebrated BEEHIVES, Philadelphia Exhibition, 1876; Paris Exhibition, 1867, 1878. Three silver prize medals awarded to George Neighbour and Sons. Neighbour’s improved Cottage Beehive, as originally introduced by George Neighbour and Sons, working three bell glasses, is neatly and strongly made of straw; it has three windows in the lower hive. This hive will be found to possess many practical advantages, and is mor easy of management than any other beehir that has been introduced. Price comp.ete, £1 16s; stand for ditto, 10s 6d. Bar Frame Hives of most approved construction at 7s 6d. 12s 6d, to 25a each' Philadelphia Frame Hives, complete, with cover and stand, 42a. An Italian Alp Qa.en, with full directions for uniting to black stocks, at current prices. Ligurian and English Bees, Stocks and Swarms may be obtained as heretofore. “ The Apiary,” By Alfred Neighbour. 6s, postage sd. A newly arranged Catalogue of other improved hives, with drawings and prices, on receipt of two stamps. George Neighbour and Sons, 127, High Holborn, W.O. ; or 149. Regent Street, London. W. £(ROSSE & BLACKWELL’S £JELEBRATED PICKLES, s AUCES, Malt vinegar, In quart and pint bottles, (gALAD OIL. pOTTEDMEATS, ALVES FEET JELLY, and other T ABLE DELICACIES, MAY bo obtained of Storekeepers in Australia and Now Zealand. Every genuine article is labelled A BLACKWELL, Purveyors to the Queen, SOHO SQUARE, LONDON,