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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 142, 17 June 1901, Page 3

PRICE, 6d. PRICE, 61 SECOND ROYAL NUMBER Of the "GRAPHIC " I This week there will be published _. second Royal number of the "Graphic," 1 which will be a worthy successor of the first. It will be a continuation of the latter, illustrating the second half of ths Royal visit to Auckland. The "Graphic" photographers _f__t special facilities in securing pictures i_i regard to the Duke's progress. Th<S paper was well represented at J THE MILITARY REVIEW* in Potter's Paddock. Also at the laying of the foundation stone of THE MAORI GIRLS' ,$ SCHOOL. ~$ Two "Graphic" photographers precedea the Royal train to Rotorua, a third travelled by the train itself/ and arrangements were made for photos being taken of every incident of interest 01* the journey between Auskland and the Hot Lakes. i Our readers will, therefore, find in next week's special "Graphic" j THE ROYAL PROGRESS, most fully illustrated, while the ple< torial description of . ■ THE DUKE IN GEYSERLAND, will surpass anything produced by any; other.journal. MWmm£&Y. , '~ i As a faithful reflection, too, of th« greatest Maori meeting of modern times the number will be a valuable, memento. Here are some of the leading features of the issue:— SPECIAL GROUP AT _K)V____NM__-_-. HOUSE (Taken by Royal permission, the _nlj§ photo, taken in Auckland). *_;;. THE BALL-ROOM, GOVERNMENT |- HOUSE | ( As decorated for Royalty). • THE APARTMENTS OF THE SUITE, THE ROOMS OCCUPIED BY.'EOT- \. ALTY AT ROTORUA. J THE REVIEW AT POTTI-R .-Mlt \ DOCK : V ■ - 6 _••■ * (Fine Series of Pictures); . ' ■ J THE MAORI GIRLS' SC-E-OOEfa.. 4S LEAVING AUC__LA__B SPOR ! ROTORUA, J THE MAORI PREPARAHONSI J| '■-> ,' ROTORUA EN FETE. TjJ NATIVE DANCES AND WEL(_3Mg_ j OLD TIME SCENES. } SCENES ALONG THE LINE, i|l THE PLACES VISITED. THERE-TURN. THE DEPARTURE OF THE OPEHt ETC., ETC, T'*~ PRICE, 6D. READY! THIS WBBE_ j