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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11537, 23 November 1900, Page 2

Publications. _ HmKskfcid Weekly News SPECIAL For 1900. P\iE\i\SHED. PR\CE OHE SH\\i\i\!lG. This year's issue has already had a phenomenal sale, and is admitted by all who hare seen it to be by far the best publication of the kind eve produced k n the Australasian Colonies. The chief feature this year 13 the Magnificent Coloured Painting, From the brush of Mr. C. F. GOLDIE, entitled "The Defence of New Zealand Hill." This picture was specially painted from a sketch supplied to our War Correspondent in South Africa by one of the New Zealanders who tcok part in the fight, and every care has been taken to make it the most accurate picture of an actual engagement in the Boer War that has yet been published. Captain Madocks is depicted leading the New Zealanders and Yorks; one of our gallant lads has fallen, another is mortally wounded, but tha Boers are in flight and the clay is won. In addition to this picture the Number itself contains a profusion ot jVtost interesting and beautiful pictures 0/ jtew Zealand Xi/e and scenes- - have not space to enumerate all the features of this Superb Number, but the following are a few of the leading ones :— The Volfeanic Wonderland of New Zealand The Lost Terraces Life and Scenes at Rotorua to-day New Zealand's National Park 'and its Burning SVSountains The Beautiful Wanganui River The Romantic Urewera Country Some Features of the Waikato River Historical Pictures Artistic Pastoral Scenes CHILDREN'S PAGES, Interesting Stories. Handsome Full-Page Illustrations. Mr Mem Zealand Christmas Scenes. The Number is printed upon superior paper throughout; and for posting to friends abroad a3 a Chriataias Gift it i 8 unsurpassed. On Sale Everywhere* gag" Order Early to Avoid Disappointment*!^! Dress and Fashion. Seeds, Manures, etcAbsolutely Pore, 2£l AY SUPERPHOSPHATE. <£~2 ____. »■£ A one Super Highest Quality. flk El ""B™" I iif% B * B * A Afib *®k £$& ®C A T POTATO MANTJEE 25 l\l 1 1 I SI I" aSL'W m%WS& SS gtvea the beet result.. a %J 1 El 'W En n CJ5>-1> Kj£>~to SZ Hand-picked SEED POTATOES. u, « -*«o»- m a HaißOa B m v— & E«cleaned SEED OATS. . ■■!»»»'"■■■ ...... .= a i;■■■.,',:■ _„: S?» EEUABLE VEGETABLE and ]m n .. ' '"-"* S* PLOWEE SEEDS. % BIG Purchase of § 8 ' i Summer Clothing, % SEED— x . ss* Iljl \ \ 11 W% #V \ # W r 1 ISiSI H IKS mn il IM IT / / S HuSnoiluOiv S € mhlLl /<&/• 3 Have Purchased at a HEAVY DISCOUNT 3? rib /%7r rtl X / Lj/ Agents for from the KAIAPOI WOOLLEN COMPANY /&)/ p WcG,LL S /Ay Oatmeal* Flour Sjg A Large Clearing Line of SUITS. %* AS/ Tog^^°| 5® _ ~™ * : %> /V'ic / TURNIP SEED Being extra Stock, they will RUN OUT THE LOT at fgg / \j/ (Swedes and Soft). *=S VERY LOW PRICES I g THREE STAR BOKEDUBT. 3 VERY LOW PRICES I fe feed oats, bran, sharps, '~jM ===== $£. MAKE, WHEAT, ETC., ETC., Em ig Upwards of 500 Suits to select from. g 9 & 11, custom sl, Auckland. i Boys' Kaiapoi Knicker Suits, from 4(H each 1 boned i.' etc * * ' , J ON HAjrrj ADD TO AEETTE. 35 Special Value in KHAKT CLOTHING and Boys' Serge Sailor Suits. Su "nji fijC PTEAMID AND TRIANGLE BONEDUSTB. t.i>..»f.tt..f?t.fT.T.T» W.S.L. BRAND, BONE AND BLOOD. This is a Great Opportunity for Buyers. Sp* superphosphate of lime. Tj& ■■■«»«»*■ WSI "- # "*■ ■*•■# nitbo-potash CORN AND GRASS MANURE. ~s£ £5jC» " .. ROOT. Et«.. MANURE. t= tw! S 5 * SEEDa-CIiOVEB. GRASSES, TURNIPS, Etc. 364, 366, 368, 370, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. «g