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THE WEEKLY PRESS AND REFEREE. OCTOBER 8, 1902. CONTENTS. SOME OP THE ILLU&mATIONS. Press Portraits: The Bey. James Gibb, Moderator of the Presbyterian Cburcb of Now Zealand. THE CORONATION OF EING- EDWARD VII.: THE IN LONDON— The lung's Bargemen Passing "Whitehall. The Procession of Church Dignitaries, with the Regalia. The Procession Passing Through St. James's Park. The Interior of Westmin-ter Abbey, showing the CoT-hation Chair., etc. The "Weekly Press" Representative's Admission Ticket to the Abbey. Tho Royal Naval Review at Spithead: The Colonials on Board tbe Albert Edward. The Naval Review: General View. His Majesty's Message to his People. A New Zeal-Oder's Tea-Rooms in London. Gr_v-9 of tihe Eighth New Zealand 11 Contingent at Machavie. The late Bmile Zola. * A iNew Paddle-boat on the Avon. The Game of KaJta. __oe C_riste_T_-0_ Bearer Corps. SOME OF ___E ARTTCLiEiS. The Luckiest Man in the World (serial). England and G_n_any in the Near Eiast, by Professor Vamibery. The Game of Salta. Stories: "Humpty Dumpty," "Pa'_ Orgy," "The Piracy of Regi_ald Dollard," "The Theft of the Golden Scale." The Coronation Robes: Described by our 'Special Correapondenit. The Seleot Grjmn-'ttee"- Report on tihe Frozen Meat Trade. A Progressive P-ogramme. Soldier Settlers. How to Raise the Price of "Wool. New Zealand Produce in London. Tihe -Shearing Question. "EVrme-s* "O_ion. Stock _T»te_. Country. News. Nerw Zealand C?up Proaipects. The "Week's Racing. Sbart-og by Electricity. Mixed Race Meetings. English and New Zealand Fodbball. OF ALL BOOKBELLEES. SIXPENCE.

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