: I Today’s "Education exPress” provides "news” items and pictures to complement last week’s "1900 Special.” ABOVE— A war Hund coupon which appeared in "The Weekly Press" in.. 1900. . BELOW ' ' I.The New Zealand Prime Minister — Mr R. J. Seddon 2.Christchurch blacksmiths 3.Queen Victoria — tliel proposed Canterbury Jubilee memorial 4.The Right Reverend John Grimes, D.D. with a model of the new Catholic Cathedral s.Nurse Maude 6.Lady Stout (Hocken Library, Dunedin) 7.Mr George Stead, 1 Director of The Christchurch Press Co B.Miss Ethel Benjamin (Canterbury Museum). 9.An unidentified cyclist on Madras Street Railway Bridge lO.Mrs Kate Sheppard (Canterbury Museum) lI.Mr [William Pember Reeves 12. Mr Robert Allan, President Canterbury Exhibitionl3.A cartoonist’s view of the Boxer Rebellion 14,Christchurch attacks the Dbnedin goal at Elmwood 15. Mr William Henry Triggs, editor of “|he Press”
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