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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11842, 20 December 1901, Page 3

I Publications. AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS ISSUE. 'JJIRISCO • JyJ-AIL UMBER. o w J> ÜBLISHED. pRICE gIXP'KNCE. THIS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS 70 gPLENDID JLLUSTRATIONS. . jpRIZE OOMPETITION jpiCTURES. YARDING SHEEP.— PRIZE STATION SCENE. Full Page. DUNCAN'S FARM, RAGLAN.—SECOND PRIZE FARM SCENE. ' A SUMMER DAY.—FIRST PRIZE SEASCAPE. PAKOPA CREEK.—SECOND PRIZE LANDSCAPE.' ; . YOUTH AND AGE.—FIRST PRIZE FIGURE STUDY. A NEW PLYMOUTH LADY.—SECOND PRIZE FIGURE STUDY. " WHEN THE CAT'S AWAY."— PRIZE COMIC STUDY. A FALLING KAURI-FIRST PRIZE INDUSTRIAL STUDY. 7 SHIPPING " MAIZE AT OPOTIKI.— PRIZE INDUSTRIAL STUDY. THE YACHT AORERE IN AUCKLAND HARBOUR— PRIZE BOA'IING VIEW. THE BRACKENFIELD 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 WAIPU GORGE. SCENE ON THE KAIMAI TRACK. 5 MISCELLANEOUS piCTURES. THE R. M.S. SONOMA, CARRY IN®'XMASMESSAGES FROM NEW ZEALANDLRb» ■ LEAVING AUCKLAND HARBOUR. READY FOR THE 'XMAS HOLIDAYS. A MAORI 'XMAS ON THE WAIKATO. V FAVOURITE AUCKLAND HOLIDAY RE-

■ SORT. .... . THE MONT DE LA BECILE PEAK. • \ TIMBER SCOW ON THE AUCKLAND HARBOUR. a KAWHIA 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. . COLONEL GUDGEON ADDRESSING THE NA- ■' TIVES AT' SAVAGE INLAND. i, MADAME CLARE HELIOT IN THE LIONSDEN. A NEW ZEALAND KIWI HUNT. r ■" FISHING FROM THE -AUCKLAND WHARF. THE PROGRESS OF lIJEMENX IN NOKIH THE BRITISH ANTARCTIC SHIP DISCOVERY THE Sw SalS Smcffi "power 1 iiwss' SHOWING ODIj L'HER ALTEKNA'i"OItS AND PORIION HAP SPHERES OF EXPLORATION. . p ROUPS AND pORTRAITS. OFFICERS AND NON-COMS. MASTERTON MOUNTED RIFLES. m nlsr THE MASTERTON MOUNTED xOFLES ON THE TARANAKI HOSPITAL AND CHARITCOMMANBnt.T|cOTT, OP ™ ASTWELUSWHIGHTO omts. PUPILS WELLINGTON GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL AT PHYSICAL DRILL. 11l ANNA^FLUGER, ".MARY," AT OBERAMMERRETTJRNI® AUCKLAND TROOPERS FROM VISITORS" and RI players. palmerston NORTH BOWLING CLUB. VICTORIAN ATHLETES by ATHLETES BY THE MAYOR OF AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS ISSUE. 'JjiRISCO AIL • UMBER., pUBLISHED. PRICE gIXPENCE. Restaurants. O T I C E TO VISITORS. STRAND CAFE, Stranci Arcade, Auckland. The Best and Most Up-to-Date Luncheon " f -. Rooms -in New Zealand." Accommodation for 480 Guests at One Sitting. : LUNCHEON, Is . AFTERNOON TEA AND CAKES, 6d. STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM, 6d. TEAS, Is. ' ' _ The Manager will bo pleased to Show Visitors over the Promises.

J. W. SPEIGHT, . , Manager. Auckland, 6th December, 1901. Hotels. HOT SPRINGS HOTEL. The Directors of the Waiwera Company, Limited, beg to inform ' the Public that the above Hotel will be open for the Reception of Visitors on SATURDAY, 21st. December. At present, pending completion of the Alterations, only a Limited Number can be Accommodated. TARIFF: 7s 6(1 per Day, or Two Guineas per Week. Batlisi Extra. FOR THE WAIWERA CO., LIMITED, W. R. MOWBRAY, Sec. • GRAND HOTEL, TEARO II A . ' Opposite Domain and Baths. EVERYTHING NEW: AND CLEAN. Superior Accommodation for Tourists and • , Travellers. THE DINING ROOM Will also be found up to date, being one of the largest in New Zealand. Furnished with separate Dining Tables for Families. Tariff: 6s per day- reduction to Weekly Boarders. R. W. BROWN, Proprietor, ■ Late of the City Club Hotel. Auckland. J JJOWA'BD AND o°' Are Now Showing a Line of 1000 YARDS FRENCH DRESS MUSLINS, ALL AT got! PER YARD. , , Regular Price, Is lid per Yard. QENTRAL JJOUSE, -STREET. - A M . v e L " - ; OUR N.Z. TWEED SUIT,' Quilted, Padded, Lined, and Finished equal to Made to Measure, and Perfect Fitting, . . . '1 ' : • ■ At O-jS, IS THE BEST . VALUE EVER A«- . OFFERED. EUSHBROOK AND BRIDGMAN, Queen-street.