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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12269, 13 May 1903, Page 4

AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. . MOW PUBLISHED. THIS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS AN EXCEPTIONAL YABIETY OF TTANDSOME TLLTJSTRATTONS. /-VPENING OF TpOOTBALL QEASON. INTERESTING SCENES IN THE CITYNEWTON MATCH. rpHE -MEW /CHALLENGE ;y ACHT ' SHAMROCK TTT PAIIIATUA QCENES AND QUBJECTS. THE MAIN STREET, LOOKING NORTH. THE MAIN STREET, LOOKING SOUTH. MB. GARDINER'S BUSH TRAM, HUKANUI. A BUSH FARM ON THE MANGATAINOKA RIVER. MR. GARDINER'S STEAM HAULER, HUKANUI. PAIIIATUA FROM SEDCOLE'S HILL. PAHIATUA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. PAHIATUA WESLEYAN CHURCH. PAHIATUA HOSPITAL. PAHIATUA PUBLIC SCHOOL. ■OAST pOAST AND "DAY OF pLENTY QCENES. A BUSH CAMP ON GISBORNE-OPOTIKI ROAD. UNLOADING FLAX AT WHAKATANE. THE MAIN STREET, OPOTIKI. FERRYING THE MAIL ACROSS WHAKATANE RIVER. A ROCK CUTTING ON GISBORNE-OPOTIKI ROAD. LOOKING UP WHAKATANE RIVER. OMARUMTJTTJ NATIVE SCHOOL. A MAORI DENTIST, MATATA. PUPILS AND TEACHERS OF CLYDE PUBLIC SCHOOL. A SCENE ON THE MOTU-OPOTIKI BRIDLE TRACK. FERRYING A BUGGY ACROSS WHAKATANE RIVER. | AUNCH OF THE •yACHT |LEX. THE CHRISTENING CEREMONY. THE ILEX ENTERING THE WATER. A VIEW OF THE YACHT AFTER BEING LAUNCHED. GUESTS OF THE OWNERS AT LUNCHEON, LAKE TAKAPUNA. GUESTS ON THE ILEX, EN ROUTE FOR LAKE TAKAPUNA. T)UCK QHOOTING ON T AKE ■f/yAIKARE. A VIEW OF THE LAKE ON OPENING DAY. AN AUCKLAND SPORTING PARTY ON LAKE. SPORTSMEN CANOEING ON THE LAKE. | ADIES' , Q.OLF pHAMPIONSHIP. A GROUP OF LADY GOLFERS AT CORNWALL PARK AFTER THE CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL. rpHE 'ftTATrVE TySTUEBANOE AT T7-AIKOHE. THE HON. MR. CARROLL ADDRESSING THE MAORIS. A GENERAL VIEW OF THE MEETING AND SURROUNDINGS. THE DECORATED ARCH ERECTED TO WELCOME THE NATIVE MINISTER, THE WELCOMING HAKA TO THE NATIVE MINISTER. ' HHHE npRAGEDY AT l/TANGERE. A VIEW OF THE HOUSE OCCUPIED BY MRS. MORRIS. A BEAR VIEW OP THE HOUSE, SHOWING THE ROOM IN WHICH MRS. MORRIS WAS ATTACKED. ■jMTISCELLANEQUS piCTURES. MR. R. COCK, THE NEWLY-ELECTED MAYOR OF NEW PLYMOUTH. MR. M. PARRY, ONE OF THE VICTIMS OF THE ACCIDENT IN THE WAIHI MINE. THE MEETING OF THE WATERS." OHIRINGI BLUFF, WAIKAREMOANA. AUCKLAND. DELEGATES AT THE FIRST GENERAL CONFERENCE UNDER THE MAORI COUNCILS ACT, ROTORUA. WHANGAREI PUBLIC SCHOOL, NORTH AUCKLAND. MARAETARA BAY FROM THE BEACH, NAPIER. HIKURANGI PUBLIC SCHOOL, NORTH AUCKLAND. MANGATAWAINUi VIADUCT, NEAR MAKOTUKU. HAWKE'S BAY. MARAETARA, A FAVOURITE YACHTING RESORT AT NAPIER, HAWKE'S BAY. MISS NELLIE STEWART AS "SWEET NELL OF OLD DRURY." AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. MOW pUBLISHED. pRICE QIXPENCE. GENT.'S RAINPROOF COATS F OR 3T S 6 D. JOHN COURT HAS received straight • from the Manufacturers a shipment of GENT.'S RAINPROOF COATS, in all the most fashionable colours. The price, 37s 6d, is within the reach of every man who like 3to get fashion - and durability, combined with cheapness. GENT.'S TWEED MACKINTOSHES, WITH CAPES AND NO SLEEVES, ! WITH CAPES AND SLEEVES, 16 6 IP GENT.'S BLACK MACKINTOSHES. IlaviiiK Cleared Out a Manufacturer's Stock Of the TTNEST BLACK PARHAMATTA MACKINIUIW TOSHES. JOHN COURT IS IN A POSITION TO SELL A tS COATS FOR OCS, *" AND °° 59S gD COATS FOR 455. JOHN COURT, 1 CLOTHIER AND DIUPEB, rpWO CHOI'S. QOTEN-SIBEET.