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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 143, 18 June 1887, Page 8

THE JUBILEE! In commemoration of the Jubilee of FJ"er ' Majesty Queen Victoria, the -Proprietor .of the Star lias issued a SPECIAL EDITION, Consisting of Sixteen'Pα .ges, Profusely Illustrated. IT CONTAINS A COMPLETE PERSONAL HISTORY OF THE .QUEEN'S LIFE,-..a; Divided into the following chapters :— THE QUEEN'S EARLY LIFE . .ACCESSION AND CORONATION COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE MARRIED LIFE., : ■ BALMORAL AND OSBORNE ' "SORROWS rf :i Ti'rff *>!•.' " CONCLUSION. The personal history is replete with, a'ncedofces of Her Majesty—many of them, new—/.aid conveys to the reader a charming picture of the. august lady, ?' on whose Empire the sun never sets." ./' -THE | Are fine woodcuts, executed in the highest style of the engraver's art. Amoiigst "them" are a beautifully-executed -j PORTRAIT of the QUJEEN;-- . FXCLLk L -in'lßß7. This is a faithful and striking likeness of Her Majesty. . ~^„ .,..,,,.-.■.,,, HER MAJESTY IN 1836 (from the Painting by Sir William Hayter). THE QUEEN' ON THEMORNING OF HER ACCESSION (from a Drawing by Miss Costello). ■, ' . . . \ PRINCE ALBERT AT THE TIME OF 'HIS MARRIAGE, c ''' .;> X ' "&h THE QUEEN IN HER CORONATION \ ■ -ROBES. ' Aj „„,,,.£ the coronation ceremony. saCrameNt after"' coronation; the. queen's, marriages it b/: i balmoral castle. ;: tt ( ;; - cit 1 buclciMham .Salace. i , ;V V|.,. PRINCE- CONSORT AT THE TIME OF HIS DEATH. ~ •; WINDSOR CASTLE. HER MAJESTY'S •■• SITTING-ROOM, OSBORNE HOUSE. ISLE OF WIGHT.; '. ', ' CEPvEMONY OF FIRST INVESTITURE ; .E.C.M.G-. -, ; >-;■ - r;~y: j ' ALSO, A SHORT HISTORY OF THE i , ; : :: QUEEN'S REIGN;: /-, ," This will be found valuable for reference, as in a comparatively small ■ space it is .a valuable compendium of the history of the last fifty years. , . .' '■ There will also be found in the Supplement Specimens of the Queen's Signature, ' i and an Autograph Letter from the ■ ■ : ;' Queen to Sir Geokge Gkey. ... 'These graphological specimens az-e'exact fab-similes of Her Majesty's handwriting, and must.,pro;ve of the greatest interest to readers of all'tastes. ' The specimens include the Queen's signature in 1837, the Queen's signature in 1856, and the fac simile of the Presetitatiort'Page of - a Book given by Her Majesty to Sir George Grey in 1869. ANOTHER FEATURE IS MR. J. L. ® KELLY'S PRIZE,JUBILEE,SONG, /'« i a HilA. vIJ <r< ■■' /l '•/' PRIQE THREEPENCE,