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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11877, 31 January 1902, Page 4

AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEIS: FRISCO MAIL NUMBER. ■VTOW pUBLISHED. BBIOE (SIXPENCE. THIS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS 50 T ARGEI TLLUSTRATIONS. Vv -ftJEW VIEWS OF A UOKLAND. TELEPHOTO PANORAMIC VIEW OF AUCK- , LAND, FROM ANGLESEA-STREET. ■~: PARN FROM ADMIRALTY HOUSE. QUAY-STREET JETTY No. 3. SHOWING SOME OF AUCKLAND'S COASTAL FLEET. ; .-.;'v . UNLOADING RAW SUGAR FROM FIJI AT THE AUCKLAND SUGAR WORKS. PANORAMIC VIEW OF AUCKLAND FROM - ADMIRALTY HOUSE. - THE LARGEST STEAMER EVER DOCKED -'IN NEW ZEALAND, THE DELPHIC, IN CALLIOPE DOCK, AUCKLAND. VIEW SHOWING HULL OF THE S.S. DEL- j PHIC IN CALLIOPE DOCK, AUCK- ', LAND. ..;.■■-, ■ ■'. .• v "OOWLING IN "MEW FULL-PAGE VIEW OF NORTH , ISLAND BOWLING TEAMS AT THE TOURNAMENT, WELLINGTON. _ ; '. A BOWLING TOURNAMENT IN PROGRESS, WELLINGTON. . ■ ,pAm T G.^ -OTTELLINGTON. THE LAWN IN FRONT OF THE SADDLING PADDOCK. WELLINGTON B.C. SUMMER MEETING. MR. J. MONK'S ACHTLEES WINNING THE NURSERY HANDICAP. . THE START FOR THE WELLINGTON CUP. INVESTORS AROUND THE TOTALIS rriHE rgTAKAPUNA TRACES. SPECTATORS ON THE TERRACE IN THE GRANDSTAND ENCLOSURE. THE FIRST ROUND FOR THE TAKAPUNA I CUP. '. ; ' CORONET, WINNER OF THE TAKAPUNA 1 ..-'■CUP. - : ' A PORTION OF THE GRANDSTAND DURING THE CUP RACE. GENERAL VIEW OF THE SADDLING PADDOCK AND GROUNDS. A QECTION OF THE -FUGHTH TIJEW I r/EALAND CONTINGENT ON /: .TpAEADE. ■/ ( ■OEORUITS- FOE THE QEVENTH IJE ' l/EALAND CONTINGENT. V /CROUPS AND "pORTRAITS. MAJOR-GENERAL BABINGTON, COMMANDER OF THE NEW ZEALAND MILITARY FORCES. MAJOR-GENERAL SIR EDWARD HUTTON. COMMANDER OF THE AUSTRALIAN • MILITARY FORCES. LIEUTENANT J. D. G. SHERA. SEVENTH NEW ZEALAND CONTINGENT. THE UNITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' PIC- ; NIC, NEW PLYMOUTH. fpHE TTUME-/CRAHAM T^JTEDDING. THE WEDDING GUESTS. THE BRIDE AND HER BRIDESMAIDS. : Tl/TISCELLANEOUS piOTUEES.; ; CREEK SCENE AT WAIMUKU A BEND OF THE MANGAPLKO RIVER. THE GREAT FIRE AT REEFTON. THE SCOW TOTAEA BEACHED AT KAWAU. THE METHODIST CHURCH, TE AEOHA, DISROOPED IN REGENT GALE. KAWHIA MAORIS LAUNCHING- A CANOE. AN IMPORTANT ASPECT OF THE FEDERA- , TION QUESTION (Cartoon). THE LATEST AMERICAN NOVELTY. THE GREAT TEXAS OIL BOOM. A CREEK IN THE NEW ZEALAND BUSH. TENNIS TOURNAMENT AT TE AROHA. GREW OF THE POET PATRICK ABANDON- :' ING THE' VESSEL. THE KOHN SHIELD FOE THE WEST END : ROWING 1 CLUB. i ■ HER WORST ENEMY (Cartoon). THE NEW POST OFFICE, FEDLDING. THE CAMP OF THE OTAMATEA MOUNTED - " RIFLES. THE FIRST LOCOMOTIVE BUILT IN NEW . ZEALAND, EUCRYL \ PREPARATIONS. BATH EUCRYL. For use in the bath, and as a healing emollient. Specially useful for . sunburn, mosquito bites, shaving, stiffness, rheumatism, hums, cuts, wounds, etc. EUCRYL SOAP As an antiseptic and Toilet Soap. A pure Soap. ■-.-..-- EUORYL TOOTH POWDER For cleaning the teeth and mouth, ■ and purifying the breath. EUCRYL PASTILLES Specially efficacious in allaying irritaton of the throat and bronchial tubes. ~"■ EUCRYL OINT3IENT " For cuts, wounds, sores, and sliin diseases of all kinds. DISINFECTANT FLUID. V For sinks and drains, washing floors, and general disinfection, Eucryl Dis- . infectant Fluid and Powder stand unrivalled, destroying all bad smells immediately and leaving in place thereof an agreeable odour. For farther particulars see Wrappers and Pamphlets. Retail of Chemists and Storekeepers. SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND: HEATHER, EOBEETON, AND CO., AUCKLAND, N.Z. SALE OF SILKS AT . - •jl/TOTI/jrASTER : 'AND, .OHALDEngi QUEECT-STEEET, tn T wo ots. , NO.."* -A LARGE ASSOETMENT, ALL AT Is 6d. . / NO. O-SOME VERY HANDSOME GOODS, 1Y *J Suitable for Blouses and Dresses, . and : in ; many cases worth 4s lid, all at 2s 6d. B JN rpo. ■.'