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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11642, 2 May 1901, Page 4

- 'AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. "MOW "pUBLISHED. DKICE QIIPENOE. THIS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS 50 ' TTNRIVALLED TLLUSTRATIONS. PRIZE COMPETITION piCTURES, A NEW ZEALAND QUARTZ MINING TOWN. First Prize, Industrial View. " THE LAST OF "-First Prize Seascape. "A MAORI CENTENARIAN."—Second Prize, Figure Class. TESTING ALLUVIAL DRIFT FOR GOLD. IN FERNY WAYS. A TIDAL CREEK. KOROUITI, WANGANUI RIVER. THE SUSPENSION BRIDGES AT KARANGAHAKE. TURNING WITH THE TIDE. SODA WATER LAKE, WHANGAREI. THE COUNTRY SCHOOL TEACHER, ■ ■' CRONJE," THE BOG: A STUDY IN ANIMAL LIFE. GENES ON THE XftTAIKATO "RIVER. MERCER, AN OLD* MILITARY DEPOT. THE MERCER CREAMERY. BRINGING MILK BY STEAM LAUNCH. SETTLERS DELIVERING MILK AT THE FACTORY. MERCER PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN. THE FERRY ACROSS THE WAIKATO. AN AUCKLAND S NOW OCENE. MAMA.KU iX WINTER TIME. THE MOUNTAIN KiMU COMPANY'S MILL AFTER A SNOWSTORM. ■y-n3WS OF ViE "DAY OF TSLANDS. ONE OF THE OLDtnT SETTLEMENTS IN NEW" ZEALAND. THE WAITANu- FALLS. PAIHIA, BAY OF ISLANDS. AUCKLAND / |ILITARY pYCLH (POEPS. THE CORPS READ I' FOR A RUN. THE CORPS AT EASE. TjINGLANDS TjUREWELL TO THE 'V'ORKS. i THE LUNCHEON Uiv BOARD THE OPHIR. THE ox'HIR STEAMING OUT OF PORTS- j MOUTH. !

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