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• ARTICLECHURCH SERVICES. SUNDAY, JUNE 12, 1887.
• ARTICLECOMMERCIAL. THAMES CATTLE MARKET. Thames, Thursday.
• ARTICLEThe Aroha AND Ohinemuri News AND UPPER THAMES ADVOCATE.
• ARTICLELATEST TELEGRAMS (By Electric Telegraph.) From Our Own Correspondent.
• ARTICLEMININIG NEWS WAIORONGOMAI.
• ARTICLEDEATH OF MR F. A. WHITAKER.
• ARTICLEPRESENTATION TO MR G. A. BURGESS.
• ARTICLETE AROHA DOMAIN BOARD.
• ARTICLETE AROHA SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
• ARTICLEMEETING OF CREDITORS.
• ARTICLEOHINEMURI COUNTRY COUNCIL.
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• ARTICLEOHINEMURI. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) REVISION OF ELECTORAL ROLLS.
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• ARTICLEThe Garden.
• ARTICLESchedule of Public Works.
• ARTICLEOUR HOSPITALS. Effects of the Charitable Aids Act
• ARTICLENEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Annual Report. (BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN REPORTER.) Wellington, June 9.
• ARTICLECABLEGRAMS.
• ARTICLEMelbourne Cup Nominations. (REUTER S CABLEGRAM.)
• ARTICLETABLE TALK. Social, Theatrical, and Literary. (From Our London Correspondent,)
• ARTICLESir John E. Millas on His Early Struggles.
• ARTICLEA RUSH THROUGH AMERICA. (SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT AUCKLAND "STAR.") Cunard R.M.S. Servia, April 2, 1887.
• ARTICLEFrom Best to Matrimony.
• ARTICLEDuelling Days in the Army.
• ARTICLEParis Burglars and Their Accomplices.
• ARTICLEAn American Bear Story.
• ARTICLEEXCITING SCENE IN THE COMMONS. Mr Healey Suspended
• ARTICLEFood for the Sick.
• SECTIONPOETRY.
  • ARTICLESONNET.—THE POET'S WISH.
  • ARTICLEPOSSESSION.
  • ARTICLELIFE.
  • ARTICLEAT LAST.
• ARTICLEVaried Accomplishments of an Armless Man.
• SECTIONYOUNG FOLKS.
  • ARTICLERECOMMENDATIONS.
  • ARTICLEBeware of Painted Toys.
• ARTICLEAN ANTI-HOME RULER. The Man Who Caused Mr Healey to Violate Parliamentary Rules.
• ARTICLECause of the Italian-Abyssinian Quarrel.
• ARTICLEThe Fatm. (Extracts from New Zealand Farmer.) Select the Smaller Trees.
• ARTICLEPoultry items.
• ARTICLECodlin Moth in Nelson.
• ARTICLEA Prolific Bean Tree.
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• ARTICLEThe Aylesbury Duck.
• ARTICLEThe Pekin Duck.
• ARTICLEGarden Extracts.
• ARTICLEWonderful Surgery.
• ARTICLESystematic Exercise.
• ARTICLENEW GUINEA ITEMS.
• ARTICLEA Whole Tribe Killed and Eaten.
• ARTICLESix Chinamen Massacred.
• ARTICLEDrinking In America
• ARTICLEROYAL SCANDALS. Food for Gossip at Vienna.
• ARTICLEA Prairie on Fire.
• ARTICLEAu Extraordinary Story.
• ARTICLEPARLIAMENTARY NEWS. (From "Star" special reporter.) The Deadlock Ended. Wellington, June 4 to 9.
• ARTICLETHE REPRESENTATION BILL. Wellington, Friday night. The Deadlock at an End.
• ARTICLETHE MIDLAND RAILWAY DIFFICULTY.
• SECTIONTHE MYSTERY OF HADDON'S FERRY.
  • ARTICLECHAPTER III.
  • ARTICLECHAPTER VI.
• SECTIONMORNA DALE; OR, The Guardian's Forgery.
  • ARTICLECHAPTER XVII.
• ARTICLEGun v. Armour.
• ARTICLEA Song by Princess Beatrice.
• ARTICLEVILLAGE SETTLEMENTS.
• ARTICLESIR JULIUS VOGEL AND MR ORMOND.

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