HOW THE MONEY GOES.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 166, 15 July 1902, Page 5

HOW THE MONEY GOES.

' THE WAIKARE'S TRIP, 'v, ] J

••.';,/' FOXTON FLOODS. _. j^ ; THE COLONIALS AT HOME, "fi ''"*.' ' ' • . 1 AUCKEiAND STOCK EXCHANGE, j OUR DAILY EISE OF LIFE AND I LIMB. I j BOAB HUNTING IN THE WAIKATO. THE GOVERNMENT HOME FOS~ V j THE AUCKLAND BURGLARY.

Both for export by the 'Frisco mail on Friday next and for home consumption this -week's issue of the "Graphic" is to be highly commended. It contains NEARLY 100 PICTURES, /■ all of them fresh and interesting , . Devotees of pingvpong , should eer* tainly iread the curiously illustrated article entitled "The Eyes' 'Task ia Ping-pong." . ■ I Those who have not had either t&e time or- the inclination to rea-d the Financial Statement need not trouble themselves to do so, as the ''Graphic" by means of pictures shows the position of the,colony as plainly as figures can do, and. in a much more interesting , form. "■> The recent trip of the' Waikare to Fiji is the subject of a second series of pictures, including some particularly striking- ones of kava making. The Foxton floods, the worst that district has experienced, are beautifully illustrated. Those interested in racing , will find: the fine pictures of winners at the recent Napier meeting worth looking at. and "Whalebone's" notes equally worthy of perusal. The £ood fortune of the Colonial Coronation Contingents, who have been detained at Home through the postponing of the Coronation 13 graphically portrayed-. An* excellent flashlight photo., showing the noon-day call in the Auckland Stock Exchange includes life-like portraits of prominent brokers. . Many readers i/wll be g-lad to see the resumption of Mr Seddon's diary, in the "Graphic" pages. The extracts this week, deal with tine Imperial Conference, the visit to St. Helens, the Premier's native town, and'other; matters. . ■ "Boar Hunting , in the Waikato" is an article copiously illustrated with pictures of this exciting , sport. The number contains* excellent pic* tures of the new property just ac/quiced by the Government as a sanatorium , for consumptives.., > ; .. ■■.* The recent sensational burglary at the premises of Messrs P. Hayman, of. Auckland, has furnished, material for.the "Graphic" photographer, as, have also all the other chief events of the week. In addition to the views already specified are many more of general interest, including the Caabr bridge School Cadets. Henley Regatta, London's preparations for the Coronation, the new shed- and tee Auckland wharf, the disabled ship ' Arden Craig, the Auckland electric tramways, etc. Stories, sketches, notes s articles, all the social, political and general news of the week, special racing, athletic, dramatic pages, ladies' and children's departments, and many other features not touched on by other weeklies make this number superlatively good. . .. • PUBLISHED EARLY TO-MORROW. PRICE, 6D.