AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS.
THE ILLUSTRATIONS. This week's number of the Auckland Weekly News contains an attractive series of illustrations on topics of general interest. The subject taken this week include the following:—S.s. Waikato, now adrift in the Southern Ocean, with a broken shaft; proposed new clubhouse for the Auckland Yacht Club; the s.s. Takapuna aground on the bank near the Onehunga Wharf; Auckland Rifles Volunteer Company; the ships now building and proposed for the British navy; Captain Dreyfus, the martyr of the century; City A football team, winners of' the second junior cup; photographic shield, presented to Brother E. D. Halstead, of Lodge Eden, 1530, E.C.; and some choice views of New Zealand scenery. This week's number, in addition to the usual feature, contains an article specally written for the News, on " Gorse-growing for Sheep in the Auckland Province," The News is now on sal£. and may obtained of all runners and newsagents. '
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11150, 24 August 1899, Page 5
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