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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11690, 27 June 1901, Page 4

'AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. T\TOW" "PUBLISHED. pEICE SIXPENCE. THIS WEEK'S ISSU3 CONTAINS NEARLY 60 QRLENDID T ARGE TLLTJSTRATIONS. n la X WELLINGTON'S ROYAL RECEPTION THE ROYAL CARRIAGE PASSING THROUGH THE MAORI ARCH. SCENE AT THE RECEPTION PLATFORM AFTER THE MAVOR HAD PRESENTED THE ADDRESS OF WELCOME. THR DUKE PRESENTING MEDALS TO RETURNED TROOPERS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. TUB DUKE LAVING THE FOUNDATIONSTONE OF THE NEW TOWN HALL.' THE MAYORAL PARTY WAITING TO RECEIVE THE ROYAL VISITORS. THE DUKE INSPECTING "MILITARY VETERANS IN GOVERNMENT HOUSE GROUNDS. THE DUKE LAYING THE FOUNDATION OF TOE NEW GOVERNMENT RAILWAY OFFICES. TEE ROYAL PARTY LEAVING PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS. TRE MAORI ARCH CHARLOTTE-STREET. VOLUNTEERS PASSING THROUGH GOVERNMENT ARCH. THE WKSTPOiiO 1 HARBOUR BOARD'S COAL ARCH, LAMBTON QUAY'. CUBA-STREET. THE MOST ATTRACTIVELYDECORATED S'.nEET IN WELLING'I ON. THE CITIZENS' ARCH. JERVOIS QUAY. THE CHINESE ARCH. MANNERS-STREET. THE GOVERNMENT STAND. QUEEN'S WHARF. MAORIS IN WELLINGTON WAITING TO WELCOME ROYALTY. THE AQUATIC DISPLAY ON THE WELLINGTON HARBOUR. WELLINGTON POST OFFICE ILLUMINATED IN HONOUR OP THE ROYAL VISIT. ROTORUA *S ROYAL RECEPTION: THE ARAWA TRIBE PRESENTING A CANOE TO ROYALTY. H.P..H. THE DUKE PRESENTING MEDALS TO DIS'l UNGUIS!: ED MAORI CHIEFS. THE AHA WAS WELCOMING ROYALTY TO OHINEMUTU. SOME STALWART SPECIMENS OP MAORI WARRIORS. THE DVKE AND DUCHESS AT THE CARVED HOUSE OF TAMA-TE-KAPUA MAORI WAHINES PERFORMING THE POI DANCE. THE TANG I FOR A MAORI CHIEF WHO DIED DURING THE ROYAL VISIT. THE MAORI VISITORS' CAMP AT ROTORUA. A SECTION OF THE ROTORUA RECEPTION ARCH, .SHOWING DECORATIONS. GENERAL VIEW OF TBS ROTORUA ARCH, THE MOST PICTURESQUE ARCH IN 'J'HE COLONY. ROYALTY IN A NEW ZEALAND BUGGY. THE RuVAL PARTY AT OHINEMUTU. MAORIS AT THE ROTORUA CAMP, ENJOYING TEA AND KAI. THE DUKE AND DUCHESS DRIVEN 5 TO THE ROTORUA RAILWAY STATION. THE ROYAL FAREWELL TO ROTORUA. ROYALTY AT FRANKTON JUNCTION. ROY VISITORS WATCHING THE WAIROA 'GEYSER IN ACTION. ENGLISH VISITING JOURNALISTS AND MAORI CHIEFS.

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