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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 174, 3 June 1864, Page 6

PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS OF TIIE PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND. .T VAR T V BEGS respectfully to call t ho attention of the public to this SERIES OF VIEWS of the Province of Auckland, which are executed by the Messrs. Bkfke in a vory superior style, and comprise, besides spot** of minor interest, those whieh have become memorable us the scenes of (ho conflicts nnd struirGflM which have occinred during thi) presont Maori rebellion. 'The prior <.f each view is ns., mounted on cardboard, ami tie' following is a list o! the subjects : — 1. M dakana o 8. 4 - >> a. Ktnvmi (the Governor's residence) 0. ~ „ 8. Matakana 10. Auckland (Wesleyan College, &c.) j 11. Wakatiwai, Kattkapakapa i 12. ITelensville, Kaipara j 13. Maori Encampment at Helensville, Kaipara I 1 -i. Tarawa Parore, Kaukapakapa, Residence of j Mr. Boner I 15. Wakatiwai, Kaukapakapa I 16. Maori half-bred IS. Maori War Dance, Kaipara (Ngatiunatua tribe) 10. Dnu-y Camp : 20. The Queen's Redoubt I 21. Naval Camp, Maungatawhiri Creek I 22. Meremero [ 23. Rangiriri 24. „ 20. Church at Rangiriri, and gravos of men killed j in action I 26. Ngaruawhaia j 27. „ King Matutaera's Palace ! 3S. Tomb of Kins Potatau First 29. Waikato River, from Mereinere 30. The Cemetery, Auckland HI. View from the Cemetery, Auckland 32. Auckland Annual Regatta 38. Do. do. do. 34. Do. do. do. V A R T T, CANADA BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET, Aitkund. A' A li TY' S CIRCULATING LIBEARI SUBSCRIBERS to this Library aro respectfully requested to RKTUHN the BOOKS now in their possession, during the current month, that an entirely new classification may bo made to facilitate the convenience of subscribers. With a view to making this Library evon moro popular than it is at present, the proprietor purposes CHANGING Novels, in two or more volumes in sets, to prevent the inconvenience 'elt by many in being unable to obtain the continuation volumes. CANADA BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET, AvcKi.A.vn. Y A 11 TY'S CIRCULATING LIBRARY. 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