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• ARTICLECHURCH SERVICES. SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1887.
• ARTICLECOMMERCIAL. THAMES CATTLE MARKET. Thames, Thursday.
• ARTICLEThe Aroha AND Chinemuri News AND UPPER THAMES ADVOCATE.
• ARTICLECABLEGRAMS. NEW RUSSIAN LOAN. St. Petersburg, April 21.
• ARTICLELATEST TELEGRAMS. (By Electric Telegraph.) From Our Correspondent.
• ARTICLEMEETING AT KARANGAHAKE RE RAILEY'S BATTERY CHARGES.
• ARTICLETE AROHA. SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
• ARTICLETHE AURIFEROUS DEPOSIT AT MR J. B. SMITH'S.
• ARTICLEREVOLNING FURNACE TO BE ERECTED AT WAIORONGOMAI TO COST £2000.
• ARTICLEPIAKO COUNTY COUNCIL.
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• ARTICLEMORRINSVILLE [OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
• SECTIONCORRESPONDENCE,
  • ARTICLEMR H. BUTTLE'S OPINION OF THE MINISTER OF MINES.
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• ARTICLEThe Garden.
• ARTICLEAGRICULTURAL DEPRESSION IN ENGLAND. Lord Salisbury's Sympathy.
• ARTICLEMISS MINNIE GLEDHILL BURNT TO DEATH. Auckland, April 20.
• ARTICLEOUR EDUCATION SYSTEM.
• ARTICLEAddress by Hon. Mr Richardson. (BY TELEGRAPH – PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Kaiapoi, April 16.
• ARTICLETwo American Boats to be Added to the Fleet
• ARTICLEGOLD FROM COROMANDEL Splendid Returns by Private Parties
• ARTICLEEARL ABERDEEN IN MELBOURNE.
• ARTICLETHE PEASANT HERO.
• ARTICLEBlucher's Pipe Master.
• ARTICLEAged Beauties.
• ARTICLEMaking Her Things Last
• ARTICLEA LEOPARD HUNT.
• ARTICLETHE HOXTON MURDER.
• ARTICLEAN HOUR OF TERROR.
• ARTICLEGLASS IN HER LUNGS. A Young Lady's Life Saved by a Daring Surgical Operation—Part of a Rib Cut Away to Facilitate th...
• ARTICLENEW YORK GIRLS The Best-Dressed Ones Earn Their Own Money
• ARTICLEBETTER THAN CANNON BALLS. An Export Who Thinks That Rams are Most Valuable
• SECTIONPOETRY.
  • ARTICLETHE MASQUE OP PROGRESS.
• ARTICLEProgress of Rational Dress.
• ARTICLEHUMOROUS.
• ARTICLEThe Prince of Wales's Stables
• ARTICLECABLEGRAMS.
• ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN NEWS. [Per S.S. Tarawera.] The Sydney Unemployed
• ARTICLEExplorations in New Guinea.
• ARTICLEAgricultural Statistics of Victoria
• ARTICLEDeath from a Soothing: Powder.
• ARTICLEThe Easter Encampment and Sham Fight at Sydney.
• ARTICLEDISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS. The Opinions of a Bishop and an Admiral.
• ARTICLEBoy Accidentally Shot.
• ARTICLETHE CHINESE OPAUM DENS. SUPPOSED CASE OF DRUGGING AND ROBBING.
• SECTIONTAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB.
  • ARTICLEAUTUMN MEETING.
  • ARTICLEThe A.J.C Autumn Meeting.
• ARTICLETHE SPECIAL SETTLEMENTS AT HOKIANGA.
• ARTICLEWHAT IS THIS DISEASE TEAT IS COMING UPON US.
• ARTICLEPAINFUL EXPERIENCES. A Burial at Sea.
• ARTICLELong Reigns.
• ARTICLEHung for a Found Note.
• ARTICLEGambling on Steamers.
• ARTICLEKING BARLEYCORN.
• ARTICLEA Fortune for Sir Charles Dilke.
• ARTICLEA. LANCASHIRE BEEACH OF PROMISE Damages E259.
• ARTICLEA Heritage of Twenty-Five Millions
• ARTICLEMichael Davitt and His Bride.
• ARTICLETHE BELFAST RIOTS. Rep rt of the Commission,
• ARTICLEGussie Was SO Superstitious
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  • ARTICLECHAPTER LXXIII.
  • ARTICLECHAPTER LXXIV.
  • ARTICLECHAPTER LXXV.
• ARTICLEA Wee Bit o' Scotch
• ARTICLEA STRANGE DEVICE.
• ARTICLE"DO AS YOUR AUNT DOES."
• ARTICLETongues Torn Out.
• ARTICLEThe Fair of Ross.
• ARTICLESTAGE AND STUDIO.
• ARTICLEAustralian Notes.
• ARTICLEA USE FOR EVERYTHING
• SECTIONMORNA DALE; OR, The Guardian's Forgery.
  • ARTICLECHAPTER VIII.
• ARTICLEA CHEMIST'S CLEVER TRICK
• ARTICLEFATAL ACCIDENT TO A JOCKEY. A ST ANGE STORY.
• ARTICLESomething Like a Bullfight.
• ARTICLETHE LITTL FOLKS.
• ARTICLESAVED BY A CAT.
• ARTICLECLOTHES AND CREATURES.
• ARTICLEAn Eccentric Baron.
• ARTICLESTRANGER THAN FICTION THE MISSSING HAND.
• ARTICLEPacific Islanders and their Ways.
• ARTICLETHE IRISH LINEN TRADE
• ARTICLEA Brazen-faced Imposior
• ARTICLEPEACE EXPENDITUsRE IN FRANCE

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