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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11840, 18 December 1901, Page 4

AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. SPECIAL 'XMAS ISSUE. 'JTnI SC O \A 1 L UMBER. JT O PUBLISHED. "O RICE gIXPENCE. X THIS WEEK'S IS.-UE CONTAINS 70 OPLENDID TLLTJ ATIONS. 1 pRIZE COMPETITION "piCTURES. YARDING SIH-.EP.— PRIZE STATION SCENE. Full Page. DUNCAN'S FARM. RAGLAN.— PRIZE FAR SCENE. V SUMMER DAY.FIRST PRIZE SEASCAPE, p i KOI'A CREICK.— PRIZE LANDSCAPE YOUTH AND AGE.—FIRST PRIZE FIGURE STUDY \ NEW PLYMOUTH LADY.—SECOND PRIZE FIGURE ST Li'. "WHEN THE CAT'S AWAY."—FIRST PRIZE COMIC STUDY. 4. FALLING KAURI.— PRIZE INDUSTRIAL STUDY. CHIPPING MAIZE AT OPOTIKI—SECOND PRIZE INDUSTRIAL STUDv". THE YACHT AORERE IN AUCKLAND HARBOUR.—FIRST PRIZE BOATING VIEW. THE BEA.CKENI-TELD HARRIERS.—SECOND PRIZE SPORTING CLASS. OFF TO WORK: A NORTH AUCKLAND FARM SCENE. THE HAUNT OF THE WILD DUCK. LIMESTONE ROCKS IN RAGLAN HARBOUR. A STRATFORD BEAUTY SPOT. GORE BAY, CHEVIOT. "THE WHITE CRESTS." WHERE WATERS MEET. STEPS AND STAIRS. AFTERNOON TEA AND SCANDAL. DISCUSSING PROHIBITION. A STRANGE YACHT'S CREW. ON THE TRAMP. WATERFALL IN THE WAII'U GORGE. SCENE ON THE AIM AI TRACK. Ji|ISCELLANFOUS piCTURES. THE It.M.S. SONOMA, carrying 'XMas messages FROM NEW ii ANDERS, LEAVING AUCKLAND HARBOUR. READY FOR THE 'XMAS HOLIDAYS. A MAORI 'XMAS ON THE WAIKATO. A FAVOURITE AUCKLAND HOLIDAY RESORT. THE MONT DE LA BECIIE PEAK. V TIMBER SCOW ON THE AUCKLAND HARBOUR. A KAWIIIA HOLIDAY SCENE. SOME INCIDENTS OF A 'XMAS CAMP IN NEW ZEALAND. A NEW ZEALAND WILD PIG BAILED UP BY DOGS. A PAIR OF KIWI EGGS.

COLON GUDGEON ADDRESSING THE NATIVES AT SAVAGE ISLAND. MADAME CLARE 11 ELIOT IN THE LIONS' DEN. A NEW ZEALAND KIWI HUNT. PISHING FROM THE AUCKLAND WHARF. THE PROGRESS OF SETTLEMENT IN NORTH AUCKLAND THE BRITISH ANTARCTIC SHIP DISCOVERY IN LYTTELTON DUCK. THE NEW ZEALAND ELECTRICAL POWER HOUSE, WELLINGTON, SHOWING GULCllElt ALTERNATORS AND PORTION OF MAIN SWITCHBOARD. MAP OF ANTARCTICA. SHOWING SPHERES OF EXPLORATION. Q.ROUPS AND "PORTRAITS. OFFICERS AND NON-COMS. MASTERTON MOUNTED RIFLES. THE MASTERTON MOUNTED RIFLES ON PARADE. THE TAR ANA KI HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. COMMANDER. R. I'. SCOTT, OF THE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION. WELLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS. PUPILS WELLINGTON GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL AT PHYSICAL DRILL. THE MARSDEN MOUNTED RIFLES. THE MANGE RE SCHOOL COMMITTEE AND OFFICIALS HORTICULTURAL SHOW. ANTON LANG, " CIIttISTUS." AT OBERAMMEKCS A.U. ANNA FLUGER, " MARY," AT OBEEAMMERGATJ. RETURNED AUCKLAND TROOPERS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. VISITORS AND PLAYERS, PALMERSTON NORTH BOWLING- CLUB. VICTORIAN ATHLETES IN AUCKLAND. VISITING ATHLETES ENTERTAINED BY THE MAYOR OF AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND 'WEEKLY! NEWS. SPECIAL XMAS ISSUE. 'jpRISCO J/[ AIL UMBER. pUBLISHED. pRICE gIXPENCE. BATH EU.CRY'Ij, LADIES WITH SENSITIVE SKIN

Should use Bath Eucryl. It is a fragrant and cleansing wash for the Face and Skin generally, which removes all impurities and leaves the Skin soft and clear. The freshness and vigour that follow its mo in the Bath or Toilet Water are immediately appreciated, but the healthy action that it has upon the i,kin is even more marked after a few days' application. Retail of Chemists and Storekeepers. SOLE AGISTS FOR NEW ZEALAND: HEATHER, ROBERTON, AND CO., AUCKLAND, N.Z. TJOTEL. THE LEADING AND FASHIONABLE HOTEL OF CHRIST CHURCH, N.Z. This palatial Hotel is now replete with every modem luxury and comfort, and open for the reception of Visitors. 120— AGIO ITS ROOMS— ELEGANT PRIVATE SUITES OF APARTMENTS. Superbly Furnished. Electric Light throughout. Situated within one minute's walk of the General Post Cilice. PERCY A. HERMAN. Proprietor.