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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11787, 17 October 1901, Page 4

AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. FRISCO MAIL NUMBER. pUBLISHED. pRICE gIXPENCE. THIS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS NEARLY 60 gPLENDID J ILLUSTRATIONS. piCTURESQUE QAMBRIDGE. A PORTION OF THE CAMBRIDGE DOMAIN CATTLE-BREEDING IN THE WAIKATO. THE TWO BRIDGES BETWEEN CAMBRIDGE AND CAMBRIDGE WEST. THE OLD FLOUR MILL ON THE WAIKATO RIVER. VIEW IN THE DOMAIN, SHOWING ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AND VICTORIA HALL. THE CAMBRIDGE CO-OPERATIVE BUTTER AND CHEESE FACTORY. DUKE-STREET, CAMBRIDGE. THE PUBLIC OFFICES, CAMBRIDGE. THE WHIRLPOOLS, WAIKATO RIVER, GIRL PUPILS, CAMBRIDGE PUBLIC SCHOOL. BOY PUPILS, CAMBRIDGE PUBLIC SCHOOL. \ WAIKATO CATTLE STUDY. HORSE-BREEDING IN THE WAIKATO. IN ELLINGTON. jJAY IN ELLINOTON ' THE GEAR COMPANY'S TRADE PROCESSION EXHIBIT. THE WELLINGTON BOOTMAKERS' EXHIBIT. THE WORKING TRADES' DISPLAY. THE OBSTACLE RACE AT THE WELLINGTON LABOUR DAY SPORTS. IJIARANAKI pRIENDLY gOCIETIES' pOOTB ALL OUR NAME NT. THE EGMONT AND EXCELSIOR LODGES ODDFELLOWS' TEAMS. THE TARANAKI AND WAIREKA COURTS OF FORESTERS' TEAMS. THE DRUIDS' AND RECHABITES' TEAMS. OFFICERS OF THE FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT. Q.OLF OHAMPIONSHIP. THE FINISH OF A MATCH IN THE AMPHITHEATRE. MISS GILLIES. WINNER OF THE NEW ZEALAND GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP, AND MRS. BID WELL, SECOND. GROUP OF NEW ZEALAND LADY GOLFERS. fJ\E QOLLEGE. PUPILS OF TE AUTE NATIVE COLLEGE. TE AUTE COLLEGE FIRST FOOTBALL TEAM. THE TE AUTE COLLEGE BUILDINGS. JjpilE -QRENUI J^ANDSLIP. VIEW OF HILL AT URENUI, WHERE LANDSLIP OCCURRED. GENERAL VIEW OF URENUI. MISCELLANEOUS piOTURES. THE OPENING OF THE AUCKLAND CRICKETING SEASON. CANNON IN CLIVE SQUARE, NAPIER. A ' MAORI GREETING. A PALMERSTON NORTH BEAUTY SPOT. THE 'FRISCO MAIL STEAMER SONOMA, ENTERING AUCKLAND HARBOUR AT 17 KNOTS. A "WONDERFUL NATURAL KITCHEN IN THE AUCKLAND HOT LAKE REGION. VIEW OF AUCKLAND FROM CHELSEA POINT. THE OCTAGON DRINKING FOUNTAIN, TE AROHA. DELEGATES FROM THE "WAIKATO FARMING DISTRICTS AT HAMILTON. •V CORNER OF THE AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS PUBLISHING ROOM,"SHOWING BINDING STAFF AT WORK ON 'XMAS NUMBER. I TRACK THROUGH THE BUSH, WAIPIRO STATION. CANNON CAPTURED BY NEW ZEALANDICRS AND AUSTRALIANS, UNDER GENERAL BABINGTON. MEMBERS OF THE SIXTH NEW ZEALAND CONTINGENT COLLECTING BOER FAMILIES. QROUPS AND jpORTRAITS. OLD AUCKLAND COLONISTS AT THE CHORAL HALL. THREE GENERATIONS OF AUCKLANDERS. CAPTAIN HARRY R. POTTER. PUPILS OF THE WELLINGTON COLLEGE AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. THE REV. JOSEPH CLARK. MR. JAMES BERTIE. THE PIAKO REPRESENTATIVE FOOTBALL TEAM. GENERAL SIR HECTOR MACDONALD. mo COUNTRY SUBSCRIBERS TO "THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD." ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS FOE THE CURRENT QUARTER PAID BEFORE THE 21ST INSTANT WILL BE CHARGED TEN SHILLINGS, When not posted; if posted, 13s 6d, AFTER THAT DATE, TWELVE SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE, j Or 16s If posted.