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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11576, 14 February 1901, Page 4

AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. IMPERIAL CONTINGENT NUMBER. MOW TpUBLISHED. pEICE, QIXPENCE. THIS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS 8 TJAGES OPLENDID TLLUSTRATIONS. mHE "DECEPTION OF THE TMPERIAL -*- npROOPS. ARRIVAL OF THE TROOPS AT INVERCARGILL. TOT TROOPS MARCHING THROUGH 'WELLINGTON. THE PR.EMTER ADDRESSING THE IMPERIAL X 1 SOLDIERS IN BASIN RESERVE. A BBIVAL OF THE TNDIAN pONTINX GENT IN AUCKLAND. THE S.S- DALHOUSIE COMING ALONGSIDE THE RAILWAY WHARF. THE FIRST PHOTO. OF THE INDIAN OFFICERS IN AUCKLAND. THE P.S. DALHOUSIE, ON WHICH THE INDIAN TROOPS ARE TRAVELLING. npHE TMPERIAL HHROOPS TV/I"ARCHING THROUGH TIMELBOURNE. TjIAMOUS T3RITISII TOEGIMENTS. THE FIRST AND SECOND LIFE GUARDS. THE TWENTY-FIRST LANCERS. THE ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY. THE CAMERON HIGHLANDERS. THE SCOTS GUARDS. THE IRISH GUARDS. TRUMPETER MITCHELL, OF THE ROYAL HORSE GUARDS. A FUSILIER DRUMMER-BOY. rnHE TNDIAN rpEOOPS. TYPICAL NATIVE OFFICERS. - TYPES OF ORIENTAL CAVALRY. COLONEL DADBHA. OF THE BENGAL LANCERS. MAJOR KEPHAWARAO, GWAILOR LS. CAVALRY. rnHE QUEEN'S J3URIAL ': T)AY IN -VfEW ZEALAND. THE MEMORIAL SERVICE IN WELLINGTON. BISHOP WALLIS DELIVERING 'FUNERAL ADDRESS. THE QUEEN'S BURIAL SERVICE IN NEW PLYMOUTH. MAORI STATUE TO THE LATE QUEEN AT ROTORUA. PROCLAMATION DAY IN THE COLONIES. SIR JOHN MADDEN LEADING THREE CHEERS FOR KING EDWARD VII. IN MELBOURNE. THE MAYOR OF NEW PLYMOUTH PROCLAIMING THE ACCESSION OF KING EDWARD VII. PROCLAMATION DAY IN THE HOT LAKE REGION. PROCLAMATION DAY IN WANGANUI. PROCLAMATION DAY IX KAWAKAWA. npARANAKI TTOLUNTEERS. THE VOLUNTEER CAMP IN THE RECREATION GROUNDS, NEW PLYMOUTH. EARLY MORNING PARADE. rpHE >T)UKE AND T\TJCHESS OF TXTESTMINSTER. FTIHE VOTE: 51111 * 11 COCIETY. .TUIE IyrCTLTILLAN-QARR WEDDING. -EXCELLENT T>ICTURES. INTERESTING TREADING Tl/rATTER. AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. •MOW pUBLISHED. pRBE, gD, rp-HE TMPERIAL rriROOPS. /"VFFICIAL pROGRAMME. The tender of MESSRS. WILSON AND HORTON* has been accepted by the Committee for the OFFICIAL PROGRAMME in connection with the Reception of the Imperial Troops on Saturday next. A Beautiful Souvenir Programme, illustrated with some. 30 Handsome Engravings, is now in preparation at the HERALD Workg, and will be on Sale everywhere in ample time for the display. The Public are in the meantime cautioned against purchasing any alleged Programme of Saturday's gathering.