THIS WEEK'S GRAPHIC.
SOME OF ITS ATTRACTIONS.
Her© is a list of the chief picture* in this week's "Graphic":—Cartoon, "After the Battla*; the Diinedin Winter Show exhibits, Ancient and Modern, Alluvial Workings in. the Pelorus Valley, Pretty Spots in Nelson Province, Auckland Harbour De* fences, the New Fort, Photographs from Aloft, Old Age Pension Pay in Auckland, the Departure of the Wiikare, the winner of the Derby, the Federal Leader Mr Barton, the Fifth Act of a Gambler's Life, Wintering at Waiwera, the Opposition Tea. Party, the Streets of Auckland, etc. The number includes a large supplement equaj to eight, pages' of the "Star," containing two seria} stories tad two complete tales, besides a great mass of miscellaneous reading, The tasta» of all cla#ses are abundantly altered for. The social news is th« moist complete in the colony, and there is no other journal that can approach the 'Graphic" in its iashion, pager,. Every branch of sport and •thletios ialook* ed after, and the column* devoted to racing, football, and golf will be found particularly full. This" issue affords the last chance to the public to enter the pictorial and drawing competitions. The competitions practically close to-day, but coupons received by post to-morrow trill be eligible,
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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 163, 12 July 1899, Page 2
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206THIS WEEK'S GRAPHIC. Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 163, 12 July 1899, Page 2
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