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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 11543, 30 November 1900, Page 4

AUCKLAND . WEEKLY NEWS. N ow puBLIsnEDpEICE, gIXPENCE. THIS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS 8 pAGES gPLENDID JLLUSTRATTONS. UCKLAND OARNIVAL. THE FINISH OF THE FINAL HEAT IN THE 100YD3 FLAT RACE. GEO SMITH ON THE MARK IN THE 12) YDS HURDLE HANDICAP. GEO. SMITC =a.ND ROSEINGRAVE TAKING THE HURDLES IN THE INVITATION RACE. THE FOURTH LAP IN THE MILE BICYCLE RACE. F gHOW. THE GRANDSTAND DURING JUMPING COMPETITION. A FINE COLLECTION OF COLLIES. THE CHAMPION DRAUGHT ENTIRE. CHAMPION THOROUGHBRED ENTIRE. FIRST PRIZE DRAUGHT GELDING. FIRST PRIZE TANDEM TEAM. AWARDING PRIZE TO LADY'S HACK. GENERAL VIEW OF SHOW GROUND. IJIHE JTJOSPITAL. FRONT VIEW OF HOSPITAL. THE HOSPITAL STAFF. THE ACCIDENT WARD. QHRISTCHURCH jgXHIBITION. RANDOLPH AVENUE. HARPER AVENUE. CHARLOTTE JANE AVENUE. ' FITZGERALD AVENUE. pAENELL gCHOOL JpETE. GIRLS IN RED RIDING HOOD CANTATA. BOYS AS NIGGER MINSTRELS. jgXOURSION g TEAM EES ON JJ ARBOUR. S.S. WELLINGTON. P.S. TERRANORA. S.S. ROSE CASEY. s:s. OREWA. S.S. KAPANUI. rpARANAKI "^TOLUNTEERS. THE GUARDS AND RIFLES WHO MARCHED FROM STRATFORD TO NEW PLYMOUTH, THE MARCH THROUGH TARIKI. LEAVING INGLEWOOD, ACCOMPANIED BY THE REGIMENTAL DOG. Lady ■otdebs at the auckland " gnow. MRS. E. H. KELLY TAKING A HIGH JUMP IN THE COMPETITION. MISS S. BROWN (TAURANGA) TAKING THE HURDLES IN THE LADY RIDERS' COMPETITION. JJiHE OHAMPION Y ACHT J^AINBOW, NOW ON HER WAT TO LYTTELTON REGATTA. jyjieS jq-ANCE Q'^TEIL. QUESTS AT THE JQEVORE-^j"ANTON -REDDING. QATHEDRAL QHOIE. FJIHE gAILORS' Q.OLD j^REDGE. rpHE JjATE gIR gULLIVAN. RIGHTING ON THE T> AMPARTS pEKIN. M' E R EODE3 ' JMPORTED gEROPSHIRE j^Ail. rjpHE JCE-BREAKING gTEAMER jgRMACK. AND HIS rpWO jQAUGHTERS. QORPORAL QLLIVER gTEELE. rpHE QRUISER Q.ELDERLAND WITH Jg-RUGER ON gOARD. JgXCELLENT pLUSTRATIONS. JNTERESTING J^ETTERPRESS. AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. pUBLISHED. PRICE, gD.