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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12240, 8 April 1903, Page 4

AUCKLAND WEEKLY NE^jS. -jVTOW "DUBLISHED. pEICE QIXPENCE. THIS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS ATUMEEOUS J_JAND,SOME TLLUSTRATIONS. npHE PREMIER IN THE "RACK LOCKS. THE PREMIER STARTING FROM STRATFORD FOR WHANGAMOMONA. AFTER THE BANQUET AT WHANGAMOMONA. THE PREMIER AND PARTY AT STRATHMORE. THE PREMIER AND HIS ESCORT OF SETTLERS IN A BUSH CLEARING. THE PREMIER AND PARTY CANOEING DOWN THE TANGARAKAU CREEK. A UCKLAND /CHAMPIONSHIP SWIMMING J^-EETINC. THE START FOR. THE FIRST HEAT IN THE 100 YDS CHAMPIONSHIP RACE. THE START FOR THE FINAL HEAT IN THE 100 YDS CHAMPIONSHIP RACE. THE FINAL HEAT OF THE 100 YDS CHAMPIONSHIP RACE. THE FINISH OF THE 100 YDS CHAMPIONSHIP RACE. H. CREAGH, THE CHAMPION 100 YDS SWIMMER. J. M. HAMILTON, CHAMPION HALF-MILE SWIMMER. ATEW ZEALAND'S REAT T>AIRYING TNDUSTRY. MR. TINN'S SPECIAL JERSEYS AND MANGATOKI. MR. CALLING'S DAIRY HERD. MR. OLD'S HOMESTEAD AND DAIRY HERD, KAPUNI. MR. TINN'S HERD OF PICKED JERSEYS, HOMESTEAD. GIRLS AT THEIR MORNING'S MILKING, AVHANGAMOMONA. A DAIRY SCENE ON THE KAUPOKONUI RIVER. MR. JOEL'S NEW BUTTER FACTORY, OKAIAWA. OLID AYS AT "OOTORUA. A MAORI EASTER MONDAY PICNIC AT ROTORUA. MAORI BOYS OFF FOR A ROW ON LAKE ROTORUA. EASTER PENNIES FOR MAORI YOUNGSTERS. THE MAORI BRASS BAND. MAORI POI DANCERS PRACTISING AT OHINEMUTU. A VIEW OF OHINEMUTU, SHOWING LAKE ROTORUA. MAORI IIAKA DANCERS PRACTISING A MARCH. THE MAORI POI DANCERS WHO EXPECT TO PERFORM IN EUROPE. THE MAORI HAKA DANCERS OF ROTORUA. nHHE rjpOWNSVILLE TTUERICANE. THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, UNROOFED AND WRECKED BY THE HURRICANE. GENERAL VIEW OF TOWNSVILLE, SHOWING HOSPITAL DESTROYED. THE SCHOOL OF ART THEATRE DEMOLISHED BY THE STORM. < AUCKLAND pEDIGREE "HAIRY QTOCK.

JESSIE, PEDIGREE JERSEY. IMPORTED BY MR. It. WRIGHT, DRURY. CHERRY COUNTESS, IMPORTED JERSEY. VIOLA'S DUCHESS, IMPORTED DOCTOR, PEDIGREE JERSEY BULL, IMPORTED. l/TISCELLANEOUS "piCTURES, BRIDGING- THE WAIRERE RIVER, HOKIANGA. "IDLE MOMENTS." NEW ZEALAND CLEMATIS. NAGLE COVE, PORT FITZI'.OY. THE GREAT FIRE IN GLASGOW. THE BURNING OIL YARD AND HARBOUR SHEDS. THE FIRE AT STEVENS' STORE. THE NEW WHARF AT WAIWERA. NEAR VIEW, SHOWING CONSTRUCTION OF WHARF. GENERAL VTEW OF WAIWERA BAY. POLLING FOR LICENSING COMMITTEE AT

WANGANUI. THE MANGATOKI ATHLETIC SPORTS. A KNIGHT OP THE PEWTER. A STUDY IN PHOTOGRAPHY. /GROUPS AND pORTEAITS. MEMBERS OF THE TABANAKI LAND BOARD. NEW ZEALAND DEPARTMENT OP PUBLIC HEALTH. THE NEW GOVERNOR OP WEST AUSTRALIA. THE LATE MR. P. DIBBLE. CANDIDATES FOE, AUCKLAND MAYORALTY. THE HON. E. MITCHELSON. MR. J. STPCHBUKY. /CARTOON. THE BETTING EVIL IN QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. PUBLISHED. pRICE QIXPENCE. OIL ENGINES, MARINE AND STATIONARY. THE STANDARD OIL ENGINE, MANUFACTURED BY rj\HE JgTANDARD "WOEICS* OAN pHANCISCO. THE STANDARD ENGINE Combines , all the good points of the BEST AMERICAN and ENGLISH En, together with several IMPORTANT ™- PROVEMENTS. m SIMPLEST IN DESIGN. NO SMALL PARTS. PERFECT GOVERNOR. SPEED EASILY CONTROLLED NOISELESS EXHAUST. CONSUMES ONLY JUST THE AMOUNT OP OIL NECESSARY TO DO THE WORK. EVERY ENGINE GUARANTEED. .At the Auckland Anniversary Regatta the Race for Motor Yachts was won by the 40ft Launch Petrel, fitted with a 15 h.p. Standard Oil Engine, against the following Competi Naomi 11., fitted with " Union" engine Union (open launch, designed especially for speed), fitted with " Union" engine' Tokatea, fitted with " Hercules" engine Te Aute, fitted with " Union" engine. Stanley, fitted with " Monitor" engine. Whale-boat, fitted with " Union" engine The Petrel was launched only the morning before the Regatta, the test was a most s£ vere.one for a new engine. WE HAVE TO ARRIVE— A LARGE STOCK OP THE FOLLOWING SIZES: — 2J, 4, 6, 8, 10, 15, 20 H.P. MARINE ' ENGINES. Also, STATIONARY ENGINES OF VARIOUS SIZES. HADLEY M CO.; MACHINERY MERCHANTS, ALBERT AND ANSON STREETS, AUCKLAND. SOLE NEW ZEALAND AGENTS. DUNEDLN BRANCH-STUART-STREET. OHRISTOH.URCH BRANCH-185, LICHFIELDSTREET,