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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11685, 21 June 1901, Page 4

AUCKLAND j WEEKLY NEWS.! i MOW pCBLISIIED pEI C E SIXPENCE. THIS WEEKS ISSUE CONTAINS NEARLY an ou T AHGE TLLUSTRATIONS. . ROTORUA S ROYAL RECEPTION. H.R.H. THE DUKK AND MAGGIE. THE GUIDE, AT 'IHI-: i'OIiUTU GM'SEE. THE GATHERING! AT TEE PRESENTATION OF GIFTS BY THE MAORI TRIBES TO THE LUKE AND DUCHESS. MAORI WARRIORS DERIDING THE ENEMY IN THE WAR DANCE, TEE SHAKING OF SPEARS IN THE GRAND WAR DANCE. THE COMMENCEMENT OF AN OLD-TIME KARA. POI DANCERS BEGINNING THEIR PERFORMANCE. THE STARTING OF A WAR DANCE. JOINING SPEARS WHILST GETTING INTO LINE FOR WAR DANCE. WARRIORS AND HAKA DANCERS PERFORMING THEIR MARCH BEFUnE ROYALTY. MAORI WARRIORS GIVING THREE CHEERS FOR "TE TIUKA." THE ROYAL PARTY AMONG THE GEYSERS AT WUAKAREW Alt hA A. H.E.H. THE DULLES:- EXAMINING MAORI MAT AT OHINi-Alt'iU. THE ROYAL PARTY VOYAGING ACROSS LAKE ROTORUA. A SECTION OF THE CHEAT CAMP OF MAORI VISITORS* AT ROTORUA. THE ROYAL TRAIN LEAVING AUCKLAND FOR ROTORUA. Hlt A THE DUKE PRESENTING MEDAL* TO ENGLISHI:.D MAORI CHIEFS. THE DUEL AND DUCHESS LEAVING THE MAORI GATHERING WEARING MAORI MATS. THE LADIES OF THE ROYAL RECEPTION COMMITTEE, ROTORUA. THE ROYAL RECEPTION COMMITTEE. MAOiu O ViiITORS POLISHING UP __„ THE MAGxu. VISITORS POLISHING LP FOR ITiE ROYAL RECEPTION. THE COOKING PLACE AT THE GREAT MAORI CAMP. THE PRESENTATION OF MAORI GIFTS TO THE DURE AND DUCHESS. MAOP.I WARRIORS DLEIING THE ENEMY IN THE WAR DANCE. THE DUKE AND DEGRESS LEAVING THE " MAURI GATHERING FOR 'IDE RAILWAY. STATION. M\ORl WAHINES PERFORMING THE PIUi'JU LANCE Bt-FORE ROYALTY. THE DUCHESS BATH AT ROTORUA. AUCKLAND'S T>OYAL . RECEPTION. SCENE AT THE ii ARBOUR BOARD'S ARCH ON RECEPTION DAY. WARSHIPS FIRING ROYAL SALUTE IN AUCKLAND HAUK. THE ROYAL PROCESSION IN PRINCESSTREET. WATCHING THE RECEPTION CEREMONIES AT THE GOVERNMENT PLATFORM. ACCIDENT TO ONE OF THE ROYAL CARRIAGES. AUCKLAND WHARF. MAORI VISITORS AT THE ROYAL RECEPTION. QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. THE MUNICIPAL ARCH, WLLLiiSLEISTREET. THE GOVERNMENT RECEPTION ARCH, REN -STREET. MOUNTED TROOPERS WAITING FOR THE ROYAL PROCESSION IN QULLNbTREET. THE HON. J. G. WARD'S CARRIAGE ARRIVING AT GOVERNMENT HOOSi. GROUND. THE NAVAL GUARD OF HONOUR AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE GATES. •pOYAL "JVJTLITARY "REVIEW. HR.H. THE DUKE AND STAFF AT MILITARY REVIEW, POTTERS PADDOCK. HE.II THE DUKE PRESENTING MEDALS TO NEW ZEALAND XROOPERb. A GROL ' OF WELL-KNOWN NEW ZEALANDERS AT THE MILITARY REVIEW . II It K. THE DUKE INSPECTING AUCKLAND SCHOOL CADE IS. THE DUKE AND uIS STAFF ARRIVING AT POTTER'S PADDOCK. THE ROYAL PARTY ON THE STAND AT POTTER'S HADDOCK. T AYING TTtOUNDATION-STONE, "jl/j"AORI /GIRLS' QCHOOL. ARRIVAL OF THE DUKE AND DUCHESS AT THE fcCHOOL SITE. HE H THE DUKE LAYING THE FOUNDA-TION-STONE. rrillE "ROYAL QCEAN JgSCOET. H.M.S. JUNO. H.M.S. ST. GEORGE. THE ROYAL YACHT OPHIR AND H.M.S. ROYAL 'ARTHUR OFF THE AUCKLAND WHARF. H.M.S. i"LADES. H.M.S. SPARROW AND PENGUIN. AUCKLAND'S QOCIAL -pECEPTIONS. BANQUET TO MILITARY VETERANS AND W RETURNED TROOPERS. rpHE pOYAL QROUP AND gUITE. rriHE T\UCHESS' -OEDROOM, pOTORUA. rr»HE -TJRAWINGROOM AT "^yiCKPORD. pOLLECTION OF "JJEW r/^XLASB PERNS PRESENTED TO THE "QUCHESS.. AUCKLAND. WEEKLY NEWS. "ftTOW pUDLISHED. pRICE OIXPENCE.