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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11852, 2 January 1902, Page 3

Publications. „____ Auckland; WEEKLY: NEIS. NOW "pUBLISHED. XT,r . pBICE SIXPENCE. ."'' THIS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS IXTY PLENDID "ILLUSTRATIONS. 'A.R.G. S UMMER MEETINGTHE START, FOE THE AUCKLAND CUP. SCENE ON THE ELLESSLIE LAWN. THE FIRST ROUND OF THE CUP RACE. ' - THE FINISH OF THE AUCKLAND CUP '- -RACE.' ST. MICHAEL, WINNER OF THE AUCKLAND CUP. WAITING FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE • CUP DIVIDEND. . THE FINISH OF THE GREAT NORTHERN FOAL STAKES. " > CRUCIFORM WINNING THE RAILWAY HANDICAP. A GROUP ABOUT THE TOTALISATOR. THE FINISH OF THE RAILWAY HANDICAP. ST. MICHAEL, AFTER WINNING THE CUP, RETURNING TO THE ENCLOSURE. IDAS, WINNER OF THE GREAT NORTHERN FOAL STAKES. NONETTE, WINNER OF THE SUMMER CUP". •V SPORTING CHAT ON THE LAWN.. ' MAORI SPORTSWOMEN AT ELLERSLIE. N.Z.- 'L AWN T ENNIS : SOME COMPETITORS IN THE NEW. ZEALAND LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING AND' OPEN: TOURNAMENT. THE COMBINED CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES. THE MEN'S HANDICAP DOUBLES. A UCKLAND CANDIDATES FOR JgIGHTH ' ""M 7 pONTINOENT. SERGT.-MAJOR RODGERS TAKING NAMES AND PARTICULARS OF CANDIDATES. A CANDIDATE ON AN OBSTINATE MOUNT. PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION • \ ;■;' .".' PICTURES. . ALLUVIAL GOLD MINING IN WESTLAND. THE ' WAINUI BEACH, GISBORNE. A BEND IN THE STREAM, DAY'S BAY. A MAORI MOTHER AT ROTORUA. HOW DO I LOOK IN THIS HAT?" MY DOG HAVING HIS PHOTO. TAKEN. A BIT OF NORTHERN WAIROA. KAURI LOGS IN AN AUCKLAND GULLY WAITING FOR A FRESH. VIEW IN THE RECREATION GROUNDS, NEW PLYMOUTH. THE NEW "BUBBLES." rriHE ANT ARCTIC CHIP TySCOVERY. THE . DISCOVERY CASTING: OFF FROM LYTTELTON WHARF. THE DISCOVERY " : LEAVING LYTTELTON HARBOUR. ' VMAS TTOLIDAY QCENES. RAILWAY EMPLOYEES STARTING ON THEIR XMAS PICNIC. AUCKLAND WATER EXCURSIONISTS BOARDING THE STEAMERS ON BOXING DAY. ' ■ ■■'.■■- '.'■;.: ; BOXING DAY PICNICKERS WAITING ON THE AUCKLAND WHARF. ; . " ■ XMAS EXCURSIONISTS AT HOME' BAY, :■•; MOTUTAPU. . ' XMAS EXCURSIONISTS AND SOME OF THEIR PASTIMES. A WORTH A UCKLAND rpoWN. .:. KOHUKOHU, HOKIANGA: ONE OF AUCKLAND'S THRIVING, BUT ROADLESS TOWNS.. THE TOWN '•' OF ' KOHUKOHU. SHOWING VINEYARDS AND . ORCHARDS. J3OTORUA' :gOEM3B. < THE HAMURANA STREAM. TOURISTS AT THE HAMURANA SPRING. A PORTION OF THE ROTORUA SANATORIUM GROUNDS.,.-.,; CHAMPIONSHIP ' -ATHLETIC ■ TV/TEETING.:. SOME COMPETITORS AND OFFICIALS AT THE AUSTRALASIAN ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING. . , . C. C. LAURIE WINNING THE POLE JUMP. INTERESTED SPECTATORS AT THE CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING. •jjVriSCELLANEOUS piCTURES. OVER NIAGARA IN A BARREL. THE BARREL IN WHICH MRS. TAYLOR SHOT THE NIAGARA FALLS. THE BARQUE QUATHLAMBA LOADING NEW ZEALAND WHITE PINE FOR AUSTRALIA. - . THE BOER WAR: EFFECTS OF A SHRAPNEL SHELL ON A CORRUGATED IRON WALL. : DRILLING RECRUITS FOR THE HURUNUI MOUNTED RIFLES. fi ROUPS AND pORTRAITS. THE NELSON COLLEGE CADETS. PUPILS OF THE MAORI (ANGLICAN) THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE, GISBORNE. BATTERY MANAGER AND EMPLOYEES, LANIGAN'S MINE, KAURI FREEHOLD GOLD ESTATES. CALENDAR FOR i QQ9 AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS; : . "W'OW • pUBLISHED. BKICE aI X ENC E . Musical- ,';.-: Ttf-EW rpEALANE piANO /CREDIT COMPANY, 28, HIGH-STREET, SELLS FIRST-CLASS PIANOS ON CREDIT, as under:— p I A N 0 S £20, at 2s 6d a week. p I A N O S £30, at 3s 9d a week. DUNGS cJJ £10, at 5a a week. PIANOS HH £47, at 6b a week, pIA N0 S /-s £51 at 6s 6d a week. P I A N O S ' p.:' £55, at 7s a week, pIA NO S fc£\ £-8 10s. at 7s 6d a week pIA NO S Q £62 10s, at 8s p. week, p I A N O S £65, at 83 6d a week. PIAIS O S £? £70, at 9a a week D lAN O S £78, at 10a a week. piANOS £82, at 10s 6d a week. MEW ZEALAND piAls- /CREDIT COMPANY, 28. HIGH-STREET. , piANOS! pIANOS!! piANOS!!! NOW LANDED." ; THE NEWEST STYLES AND THE BEST IN THE WORLD. ' BY BRINSMEAD AND SONS. Also some very fino Pianos by Cart Ecke, the. Best German Piano that comes into the Colony, and other. Makers, to be sold cheap FOR CASH OR TIME PAYMENT, subject to arrangements to be seen at JCTJT p TCTOPEMANN'S.' . . QUEEN-STREET. Sole Agents for John Brinsmead. and Sons, Carl Ecke Pianos, and the Celebrated Besaon's Brass Instruments. Also, a flue Large Selection of Violins from 7s 6d to £75, and all kinds of Musical Instruments, Strings etc, i■'"; - ■jnvjaa QNV aiVSaiOHAI