MAIL NUMBER OF THE "GRAPHIC."

Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 208, 2 September 1899, Page 3

MAIL NUMBER OF THE "GRAPHIC."

. Our readers will find the _>~,-___,* issue of the "Graphic" fSll 6 iSSS! ing variety, and admirably suited lor being sent Home by the mail AmoS the pictures are scenes of Chr stchurJ under snow. These views win in a sense, be more novel to Auckland^, than to th.ir friends in the OUU&S try, for those of them who SS been in the South in winter ffiTfig never had an opportunity of seeES New Zealand under a white Sf There are some fine photogravures nfl Auckland Torpedo CmffT3£_\ at the North Shore. The pictS til the first that have bee/ published! having been taken by special permission Footballers will b e intereS £• a + •* + ce ™Ug£f?,n? of the North Shore. District Football Club, winners of tfi Auckland Senior Cup for 1899; aild Z more general interest attaches to tha portrait of Mr Armit, who was injured lately in the match between! Otago and Taranaki. Between artist and photographer the "Graphic" ia able this week to give its readers some splendid pictures relative to the ex* citing experiences of thg ketch Envtf in the recent gale. The winners 6$ the first Route Marching Competition held in Auckland appear in uniform; in a conspicuous part of the journak ; Among the portraits of the week are I that of the late Mr William Brown, of I the Hinemoa, who wag drowned off i East Cape, and those of Mr and Mrs j Moss (nee Moss-Davis), who were recently married in Sydney. Cartoon, j cartoonlets, and miscellaneous illustrations, with two serial stories, manjj short tales, all the social news, notes, sketches, fashions, ladies' pages, and children's pages complete an excellent number of this popular publication, j