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Publications AUCKLAND .WEEKLY NEWiS. MOW pUBLISHED. THIS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS AN UNUSUAL NUMBER AND VARIETY OF TTANDSOME JLLUSTRATIONS. WAR QLOUD IN THE JUST. R I M THE TSAR OF RUSSIA. HIM THE EMPEROR OF JAPAN. HIM THE EMPEROR. Of COREA. THE DOCKS AT PORT ARTHUR. cm DRILL ON A JAPANESE WARSHIP. THE RUSSIAN BATTLESHIP PERESVEIT. THE JAPANESE DESTROYER AKEBONO. THE JAPANESE FLAG. THE RUSSIAN BATTLESHIP POBLEDA. -riLTHAM XEMKVS QARNIVAL. MEMHERS OP THE COMMITTEE. D PRETTY, "WINNER OF THE HANDICAP CHOP. COMPETITORS IN THE HANDICAP CHOP. A GROUP OF CHAMPIONS. A SNAPSHOT IN THE PRINCIPAL EVENT. •A UCKLAND TRACING QLUB'S CUMMER M EETING. A VIEW FROM THE GRANDSTAND. RELAXATION. A FRIENDLY BULLET. SNAPSHOTS ON DERBY AND STEEPLECHASE DAYS. T AWN rpENNIS piIAMPIONSHIP rpOURNAMENT. COMPETITORS AND VISITORS AT THE TOURNAMENT. THE COMMITTEE OF THE NAPIER CLUB. 'AUCKLAND'S QIFT TO JgADEN "pOWELL. fe. FLASHLIGHT VIEW AT THE PRESENTATION. rpHE rpiMBER Xy-OR-KEES' piCNIC GAMES ON THE GREEN. SOME OF THE SIDE SHOWS. A GLIMPSE OF THE BAY. THE SCENE ON THE BEACH, HOME BAY. "MEW ZEALAND'S HHOCRIST pESORTS. THE NARROWS. NORTH FIORD, TE ANAU. A SCENE AT THE HEAD OF SOUTH FIORD, LAKE ANAU. LOOKING UP THE OTIRA GORGE, WESTLAND. A SCENE IN BEALEY GORGE, CANTERBURY. ■v;ew ~\7EAR TTOLIDAY OCENES. BOWLS ON THE BEACH AT PIHA. WEST COAST. FISHING PROM THE ROCKS AT PIHA. A GLIMPSE OP SCHOOLHOUSE BAY, KAWAU ISLAND. NETTING FISH AT KAWAU ISLAND. ■\TORTH TSLAND ITAIN rpRUNK I>AILWAY. L EXCAVATING THE SITES FOR THE RAILWAY SHEDS AT TAIHAPE. BALLASTING ALONG THE LINE NEAR MAN G AWE RATHE BUILDING FOR THE B.N.Z. BEING HAULED TO ITS SECTION BY BULLOCKS. TESTING THE NEW VIADUCT AT MANGAWEKA. JiROLLING FOR HP ROUT AT -pOTORUA. SIR JOSEPH WARD AND PARTY ENJOYING A DAY'S SPORT ON LAKE ROTORUA. A GOOD CATCH OF RAINBOW TROUT. ■fyTISCELLANEOUS piCTURES. A GLIMPSE OF THE SHIPPING, QUAYSTREET, AUCKLAND. MAORI NURSEMAIDS. BACKYARD PHOTOGRAPHY'. THE VENTURA ARRIVING IN AUCKLAND WITH THE LAST HOME MAIL OF THE OLD YEAR, A PICTURESQUE WATERFALL AT WAIHT. WATCHING THE RACE FOR THE GOLDFIELDS CUP AT THE THAMES JOCKEY CLUB'S SUMMER MEETING. I'HE GIANT OF THE FOREST. THE ROAD TO SCHOOL IN THE BACKBLOCKS. "STEWARDS AND OFFICIALS OF THE MANAWATU RACING CLUB. WELL EQUIPPED FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR. CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON. FROM THE TOWER OF THE NEW TOWN HALL. A BUSH CAMP IN NORTH AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND WEEKLY_ NEWS. ]VJOW pUBLISHED. BEICE SIXPENCE. Dairy Produce. npHE "MEW ZEALAND "TV AIRY A SSOCIATION'S CHOICE CREAMERY TABLE BUTTER May be had of ALL GROCERS ALL THE YEAR ROUND. And Always of FINEST QUALITY. Each Pat bears the Trade Mark, " DAIRY" In thi Centre, surrounded by NEW ZEALAND ASSOCIATION. Wholesale Depot: WELLESLEY - STREET. NEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. rpHE PROOF OF THE BUTTER IS THE ± EATING. PROVE THE QUALITY OF THE ACORN "OR AND Of pREA ME R Y TIUTT E R BY EATING IT. THIS BRAND OF BUTTER IS ON TOP. NONE BETTER. DOUBTFUL IF ANY SO GOOD. ASK FOR ACORN BRAND. Retail of Grocer* unci Dairymen. Wholesale only from T, W. JOXESWHOLESALE BUTTER MERCHANT. fancy Goods .JAPANESE pXHIBITIuN AT f\ 0 OLSON'S. MR. GOODSON, during bis stay in Japan visited the . moat important manufacturing centred, spending a week in the Osaka Exhibition, there, aw everywhere, securing the latest novelties in Lacquer Ware, Porcelain, Bam boo, Embroidered Fire and Draught Screens Flowers, Blossoms, Plants, the most perfect imitations of the celebrated dwarfed tree(suitable for table find overmantel decora tions), Japanese 'Xraas Cards, Menu and Din nor Cards, and a Host of New Goods too nu xnerous to mention- Many Lines never be fore seen in the Colony. 214- CASES -214 Of Goods have been opened. The Japanesi Bazaar has been completely transformed fo: the Exhibition, now opened. There is on viev Japanese Figures, in costume. Cherry Tree ii full bloom, Wisteria Bowers, Flower Pagoda, : Toriigate, and a few articles in daily use u Japan. A trifling present will be offered V each Customer, as a souvenir of the Japanes Exhibition. Any Customer who would lik. to have in pamphlet form the " Notes" fron Mr. Goodson's diary of his Japanese tour ' reprint from the NEW ZEALAND HERALD}, cai obtain one upon application at the Londoj Arca<J».

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12464, 7 January 1904, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12464, 7 January 1904, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12464, 7 January 1904, Page 3

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