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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11854, 4 January 1902, Page 7

Publications. AUCKLAND, WEEKLY. NEWS, ■ftXOW pUBLISIESD. pBICE gIXPENCE. THIS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS >..';■;■■' QIXTY QPLENDID TTLLUSTRATIONS. : A.R.C. S UMMER eeting - • '] THE START FOE THE AUCKLAND CUP. SCENE ON THE ELLERSLIE LAWN. THE FIRST BOUND OF THE OUP RACE. THE ■' FINISH OF. THE AUCKLAND CUP RACE.;. Ik .1 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 , v FOAL STAKES. * NONETTE, WINNER OF THE SUMMER CUP. A SPORTING CHAT -ON THE LAWN. !'::. \ MAORI SPORTSWOMEN AT ELLERSLIE., ■ ■M- 7 AWN T™ 8 - 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 "NT 7 : CONTINGENT. SERGT.-MAJOR: RODGERS TAKING NAMES AND PARTICULARS OF CANDIDATES. • A CANDIDATE ON AN OBSTINATE MOUNT. :•■''•'£ :.\ ';■■ ;-•■; ■.■'. -.■■'■"'■■','■ ■'.'.'•" I 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 A NTARCTIG gUP jySCOVEEY. THE DISCOVERY CASTING OFF FROM L YTTELTON, WHARF. THE' DISCOVERY LEAVING LYTTELTON HARBOUR. " , j VMAS TTOLIDAY QCENES. f 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 'MOETH' AUCKLAND HHOWN. ' KOHUKOHU, HOKIANGA: ONE OF AUCKLAND'S THRIVING. BUT ROADLESS TOWNS. - ' * THE TOWN OF KOHUKOHU. SHOWING VINEYARDS AND ORCHARDS, - pOTOEUA CGENES, THE HAMURANA STREAM. TOURISTS AT THE HAMURANA SPRING. A. PORTION OF THE EOTOEUA SANA- " : TORIUM GROUNDS. \ pHAMPIONSHD? ' A THLETTO : T\TBETTNG. SOME COMPETITORS AND OFFICIALS AT THE" AUSTRALASIAN ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING. . C. 0. LAURIE WINNING THE POLE JUMP. INTERESTED SPECTATORS AT THE CHAM- ;■: PIONSHIP MEETING. ' Tl/iriSCELLANEOUS , piCTURES. :, OVER NIAGARA IN A BARREL.THE BARREL IN WHICH MRS. TAYLOR SHOT THE NIAGARA FALLS. THE BARQUE QUATHLAMB A LOADING ; NEW ZEALAND WHITE PINE FOR AUSTRALIA. >< ,",.,.- --:'■. THE BOER WAR.- EFFECTS OF A SHRAPNEL SHELL ON A CORRUGATED IRON .;■■■ WALL. ■■■ ■-.•:■■:-•- f -•-■: ;'■- ■■.-.■;-,- .V ~-■ DRILLING RECRUITS fOR THE HURUNTJI MOUNTED RIFLES. . ■ 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. pALENDAR ■'•;• FOR IQQ9 '- 'AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. MOW pUBLISHED. • pRICE SIXPENCE.