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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11799, 31 October 1901, Page 3

Publications. AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. mHUKSDAY, QCTOBER CONTAINS 70 QPLENDID JLLUSTRATIONS. rjTHE AIKATO CHOW. GENERAL VIEWS OF GROUNDS. THE JUDGING KING. GROUP OF COMMITTEE. JUDGING HACKS. TWELVE PRIZE ANIMALS. A UCKLAND "ROWLING QLUB S. two panoramic views of the ground, group of members and visitors. t> owing QLUB qpenings. WEST END trial fours, bringing in THE skiffs. GENERAL VIEW ST. GEORGE'S CLUB OPENING. T7-OLUNTEER yiEws. COLONEL DAVIES" INSPECTION, AUCKLAND DOMAIN. VOLUNTEERS MARCHING PAST. PRIZE /COMPETITION pHOTOS. AFTER THE BURN. BLACKBERRYING. •WHEN THE KYE COMES IIAME." KAWAKAWA. ROAD TO MOKAPEKA FALLS. ■vtapier lEWSSHIPPING AT BREAKWATER. SAND PUMP AT WORK. EVIERSON-STREET. TEN PORTRAITS REPRESENTATIVE MEN. OIXIII /CONTINGENT IN gOUTH ° A FRICA. REPLENISHING THE LARDER. GIFTS FROM MRS. PLUMMER. BUTCHERING A BIG-TAILED SHEEP. GROUP OF KAFFIR BOYS. ; CELLANEOUS VIEWS. A. SEA. MONSTER RECENTLY CAUGHT AT THE THAMES. OPENING GISBORNE BOWLING SEASON. A THAMES SAWMILL. ST LEGER. A FAMOUS NEW ZEALAND STALLION. OPENING WAIPU DAIRY FACTORY. ROUND THE WORLD IN A CANADIAN CANOE. A. NEW REEF DISCOVERED AT KOMATA. ROUPS AND TpORTRAITS. ANGLICAN SYNOD. 1901. MAJOR-GENERAL FRENCH GISBORNE LADIES' HOCKEY CLUB, EMPLOYEES OF NELSON BROS.' FREEZING WORKS. GISBORNE. HAWERA HOCKEY CLUB. CAPTAIN CHATFIELD, S.S. MONOWAI. Business Cards. WALL PAPERS, WALL PAPERS. PICTURE FRAME MOULDINGS. 10 PICTURE FRAME MOULDINGS. WINDOW GLASS. "WHITE LEAD, OILS. VARNISHES. SCRIMS, COLOURS. AND ALL TRADE REQUISITES LARGELY STOCKED. Immense Variety. CHEAPEST HOUSE IN AUCKLAND. Country Orders Promptly Attended to. Correspondence Invited. JUST TO HAND— Quantity of OUR FAVOURITE Gold Er.amel Paint. Note Name and Address— M. J. BENNETT, Importer. 195, Karangahape Road. Auckland. Telephone, 935. ■jl/TERCH ANTS AND ATHEES. HAVING T ARGE OTORAGE A CCOMMODATION FOR FREE GOODS, I AM PREPARED TO STORE GOODS OF ALL KINDS At T OW T3ATES. LARGE QUANTITIES: SPECIAL RATES. J. J. cEMfIBREAKWATER EOAD. |7l PATT E3 O N GOLDSBEO', | ■2—'• AUCTIONEER, FORT-STREET (Nest Post Office). i PRODUCE. FRUIT, AND POULTRY SALESMAN. OUTDOOR FURNITURE SALES A SPECIALTY. Agent for South Wairoa Farmers' Club. Agent for Gibbs' Sheep Dip and Disinfectant. Best Obtainable. A. B. W EIGIIT AND S ONS " RECEIVING Ft- AWARDING. AND PARCEL DELIVERY AGENCY. Customs-street Office. Telephone 143. Wharf Office. Telephone 142. J General Depot and Coal Mid Firewood Yard. Great North Rood. I __ CXJRRIE, TAILOR. 283. QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND 'From Hill Bros., Old Bond-street- West Enu, London), ! Has on hand a ! FINE ASSORTMENT OF SUMMER GOODS, j Inspection Invited. | A N T E L S. j W pARKINSON AND QO., MONUMENTAL YARDS. i VICTORIA-STREET WEST | (Near Hobson-street), ; AUCKLAND, j Have just received a sample shipment of 'Marble Mantels. Nearly as cheap as Wood. GL "X" B" u " rT L * STOCK AND SHAREBIIOKER. MORTGAGES ARRANGED. NO 5. N.S. INSURANCE '<UII,!»ITnG8 AUCKLAND. Telephone No. tiZ\ ________ I ■'■" . ■"""—T~=S==- ] ;_THLI-TJ.C NOTES. . THE A.A.A. AND C.C. SPRING CARNIVAL. The Auckland Amateiu Athletk and Cycle ! Club's athletic carnival takes place at the Domain on Saturday next. An excellent day's sport is promised judging by the entries for the various events. Amongst other | attractive features on the programme will be George Smith's attempt to lowei the 120 yds hurdle record of 15 3-ss. established by himself. Mad ill, the Australasian champion, will compote in the hammei-throwing event. The quarter-mile hurdles should be interesting, as there will be a large field, with George Smith competing. Several bicycle races are down for decision, and cyclists will receive the benefit of the Victor Ludorum system of prizes for most points. The entries for the schoolboys' race total 20, both primary and secondary sohools being entered. Hunter's band will be in attendance. Given fine weather the fixture should prove a meat success.