AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEKS . JpBISCO ]yj[AIL j^TUMBER. jq-OW pUBLISHED. THIS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS AN EXCEI TIONALLY LARGE VARIETY OP JJANDSOME JLLUSTRATIONS. rjUIE QONSECRATION OF j^UCKL-AND' N EW JgISIIOP. A GROUP OF THE BISHOPS AND CLERG" AT ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL. THE REV. DR. AND MRS. NELIGAN AN] FAMILY AT ST. MARY'S VICARAGE. A VIEW OF BISHOPSCOURT, THE BISHO" OF AUCKLAND'S RESIDENCE. ST. MARY'S ■ CATHEDRAL. SHOWING TEC WESTERN END. VIEWS IN THE PROCESSION OF CLERG 1 AND CHORISTERS FROM THE ROBIN! ROOM TO THE CATHEDRAL. A SNAPSHOT AT ST. MARY'S VICARAGE. ARCHDEACON CALDER, BISHOP'S COMMIS SARY. T HE right EV. M.R.N BU<,is D.D., JgISHOP OF IN HIS ROBES. gGENES ON JJOABD THE QABLI gTEAMER JRIS. H.M.C.S. IRIS IN AUCKLAND HARBOUR. THE INTERIOR OF THE ENGINEROOM. THE AFTER-PART OF THE VESSEL, SHOW ING THE PAYING-OUT APPARATUS. AN INTERIOR VIEW OF THE SALOON. THE ELECTRICAL TESTING ROOM. THE FORE-PART OF THE VESSEL, SHOW ING THE PICKING-UP APPARATUS. A GROUP OF ENGINEERS. A GROUP OF OFFICERS. THE CREW OF THE IRIS. rj-VRE QPENING OF THE jyjAORI QIRLS' gCHOOL. THE ARRIVAL OF THE VICE-REGAL PARTY HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR PER FORMING THP OPENING CEREMONY. THE ASSEMBLED COMPANY SINGING A HYMN. THE GOVERNOR AND LADY BANFURLI DEPARTING. 'HpilE pREMIER'S "yiSIT TO A UCKLAND. A GROUP AT THE SWEARING-IN OF KING MAHUTA AS MEMBER OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. ICING MAHUTA. MR. SEDDON UNVEILING THE BRADFORD MEMORIAL AT PAEROA. MR. SEDDON ADDRESSING A MEETING <"•>' RESIENTS AT ROTOEUA. QPENING THE JJOSPITAL AT y/Aiiri. THE PROCESSION EN ROUTE TO THE HOSPITAL GROUNDS. THE PREMIER ADDRESSING THE ASSEM BLAGE. QCENES IN rf EATlAm) ' s pRINCIPAL QfrTES. MITCHELLTOWN, A SUBURB OF WELLINGTON. A VIEW OF NEWTOWN, WELLINGTON. ORIENTAL BAY, WELLINGTON. PRINCES-STREET, DUNEDIN, LOOKING SOUTH. i CHRISTCHURCII, FROM THE CATHEDRAL, j A SCENE ON THE RIVER AVON, CHRISTCHURCH. JNDUSTRIAL IN ELLINGTON. EMPLOYEES AT CABLE'S LION FOUNDRY. LABOURERS ON THE WELLINGTON WHARF. THE S.S. KIAORA ON THE PATENT SLIP. DAY'S BAY PAVILION ON WORINGMEN'S PICNIC DAY. ripilE JQ AIRY JNDUSTRY IN JJAWKE'S B AY. WEBER BUTTER FACTORY. A SUPPLIER'S TEAM AT WEBER FACTORY. rpiMBER JNDUSTRY. THF TIMBER TRAM, OMANA BUSH, NORTHERN WAIROA. HAULING LOGS IN SMYTH BROS.' BUSH, KENNEDY'S' BAY. piCTURESQUE rjfEALAND. JACKSON'S BAY, A FAVOURITE PICNIO RESORT, MAHURANGI HEADS, AUCKLAND. A SCENE ON THE MANGATAINOKA RIVER, PAHIATUA, WAIRARAPA. TIIE LITTLE BEACH, NAPIER., HAWKED BAY. A SCENE AT THE OUTLET TO LAKE WAIKAREMOANA. gTUDIES IN JJATIVB J^IFE. " BELLES OF THE HAPU." NATIVE PRECOCITY. THE PUTTING CHAMPION'. MISCELLANEOUS piCTURES. THE VIVIAN-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH CHOIR, WELLINGTON. PHEASANT-SHOOTING AT OHAEAWAI, NORTH AUCKLAND. MR. F. A. BREMER'S DRAUGHT YEARLING COLT, OKAIAWA, TARANAKI. THE RECEPTION COMMITTEE WHO WELCOMED THE HON. HALL-JONES TO WAIPU. BANK-STREET, WHANGAREI, NORTH AUCKLAND. THE RAILWAY ACCIDENT ON THE STRAT-FORD-TOKO LINE, TARANAKI. THE FRONT ELEVATION OF THE VET El; ANS' HOME. THE GOVERNOR. PRESENTING BADGES TO MEMBERS OP THE EMPIRE VETERANS' ASSOCIATION. pRICE gIXPENCE. R T pORTRAITURE. W. H. BARTLETT, ART PHOTOGRAPHER. QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. THE SEPIA PROCESS MAKES pRETTY piCTUg.ES. ENLARGEMENTS FROM ANY PHOTOGRAPH A SPECIALTY. Also, LARGE SELECTION OF ARTISTIC FRAMES IN STOCK. A. H OLDEN (18 Years Manager of Stewart Dawson and Co.'s Auckland Business) HAVING COMMENCED BUSINESS NEXT TO SMEETON'S, FOOT OF QUEEN-STREET, Would call your attention to the following Quotations: — 21s, the Heaviest 18ct. Gold Wedding Rings in the city at the price; 35s to £7 106, Gent.'s Silver Keyless Watches (every one guaranteed); 05s to £7 10s, the best value in Marble Clocks; 25s upwards. Ladies' Dress and Engagement Rings Itlio best value ever offered); ?s Cd upwards, splendid value in newest designs of Gold Brooches; 6s 6d upwards. Silver Match Boxes. For Wedding and Birthday Presents inspect new goods before purchasing elsewhere. All new and up-to-date; no old stock. Take all your Repairs to A. HOLDEN, Watchmaker and Jeweller, 79, Queen-street, next Srneeton's Store. IOR PALE—Lovely Gold Brooches in 9ct. and 15ct., also beautiful 15ct. Gold Tie Pins, all going at half ordinary prices at BKEATES BROS.' Half-price Sale ol Perka' Wholesale Stock, i
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12281, 27 May 1903, Page 4
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