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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12546, 13 April 1904, Page 4

AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. pUBUSHED. pBXCB gIXPENOE, THIS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS A LARGE NUMBER OF / JJANDSOME JLLUSTRATION3. rA NTARCTIO EXPLORATION jgXPEDITION. THE EXPLORATION SHIP DISCOVERY ENTERING LY'ITELTON HARBOUR. THE RELIEF SHIP MORNING. THE RELIEF SHIP TERRA NOVA. CAPTAIN R. P. SCOOT, COMMANDER OP THE EXPEDITION. THE pi.'SSO-JAPANESE "^AETHE REMAINS OF THE RUSSIAN CRUISER VARY AG IN OUEMULPHO HARBOUR. THE HULL OF THE RUSSIAN GUNBOAT COREETZ. SUNK Hi" THE JAPANESE. A RUSSIAN PASSENGER STEAMER DESTROYED TO ESCAPE CAPTURE. The above Illustrations are from Photographs specially sent to the WEEKLY NEWS from Goran, ELLINGTON rjTENNIS rj^OU RNAMENT. VIEW OF THE COLLEGE TENNIS GROUNDS. SHOWING PLAY IN THE DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP. MISS VAN STAVEREN. WINNER LADIES' j HA N DICAP SIN GEES. MISS POWDRELL. WINNER LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES. CHAMPIONS OP THE DOUBLES. THE "jy-ILITAEY REVIEW, YON PORT. PANORAMIC VIEW OF DEVONPORT, SHOW-1 IN G SCENE OF MILITARY AND NAVAL j OPERATIONS. THE MARCH PAST THE INSPECTING OFFICERS. SPECTATORS WATCHING THE MANOEUVRES COLONEL VIES AND HIS STAFF. ! COLONEL DA VIES INSPECTING THE RIFLE CORPS. THE AUCKLAND "A" BATTERY UNDER REVIEW. T«MOANA gPOETS. THE UEENUT TEAM IN THE TUG-OF-WAR. THE START FOR THE BICYCLE ROAD RACE. A GROUP OF SPORTS OFFICIALS. | THE TOMOANA SWIMMING LAKE. I THE CIGAR AND UMBRELLA RACE. j THE MEN'S SWIMMING HANDICAP. j J ATINO THE FOUNDATION gTONE OF THE MEW j\pTHODIST 0 nu KCU, jgUCKLAND. • I THE REV. 0. H. GARLAND GIVING AN AD- ! ( DRESS AT THE LAYING OF THE FOUN- i DATION STONE. i A GROUP OF SPECTATORS AT THE CEREMONY. | LAYING THE STONE. ______ ,OOLD gCENERY. | A PICTURESQUE BIT OF LAKE MANAPOURI | THE FRANKLIN MOUNTAINS, FROM THE NORTH FIORD. LAKE TE ANAU. | LAKE MANAPOURI. FROM. POMONA I ISLAND. j . _ j RACING QLTJB'S JJUTUMN j^JEETTNG. j THE LAWN, ELLERSLTE, AFTER XJP-TO-DATE'S VICTORY. ; STARStiOOT, WINNER OF THE FIFTH CEN--1 TURY STAKES. UP-TO-DATE. "WINNER. OF THE ST. HELIERS HURDLES. AITAEEEEI yEEWS. THE KAWAUPAKU LAKE, TE HE NO A. ' | THE WAITAKEREI FALLS, j _ I j QPERATIONS IN Hp HE j?, A ST, I MANCHURIAN BANDITS ATTACKING A RUSSIAN GUARD. A ROUGH RUSSIAN BIVOUAC. ON THE MARCH TO MANCHURIA. THE INTERIOR OF A JAPANESE TORPEDODESTROYER. yiEWS. THE BULLEII GORGE. NEAR BLACK WATER. THE JUNCTION OF THE BULLER AND THE INANGAHUA. N £W igEALAND DDFELLow ' ei - I i lilt) iipVABLE COMMITTEE ASSEMBLED IN A t'OICLAND THE NEWLY-ELECTED GRANDMASTER. THE EXCURSION AT MOTUTAPU. MISCELLANEOUS yiEWS, THE FIRST MOTOR 'BUS IN TIMARU. THE WAIIINES OF A MAORI FAMILY LOOKING UP THE KARANGAHAKE GORGE, FROM OHINEMUIiI. A WELT.-KNOWN WANGANUI PICNIC GROUND. I ! AN INCIDENT IN LORD RANFURLY'S NORTHERN TOUR. THE ESTUARY OF THE HEREKINO RIVER. I BANNER PRESENTED TO THE NEW ZEALAND OLD OKU MS. AUCKLAND YACHTS ON THE WAIROA RIVER AT ASTER TIME FICKLE FORTUNE. AUCKLAND ART AT THE ST LOUIS EXPOSITION. THE NEW FREEZING WORKS AT PAREOEA. THE YORKSHIRE SOCIETY'S PICNIC. A BULLOCK TEAM ON TIIF BEACH AT MOTUROA. THE ENTRANCE TO THE WHANGAROA HARBOUR. A RECORD CLIMBING TARTY ON MOUNT Egmont. A GROUP OF BUSH WORK AT MAROPIU. THE JiKWHROP INN. BETWEEN STRATFORD AND STRATUM ORE. AN HISTORIC MAORI RELIC. • AUSTRALIA'S MILITARY REPRESENTATIVE IN JAPAN. AUCKLAND : WEEKLY NEW.S. jSTOW pUBLISHED, p RiO B. gIXPE NC E I