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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 5023, 22 July 1903, Page 6

ILLUSTRATED SKETCH OP HIS CAREER. SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT TO THE NEW ZEALAND MAIL.” ITH this west’s issue of the "NEW ZEALAND MAIL,” now published, there is presented to readers a SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT Dealing with the Life and Work of tho lato Loo XIII. THE ILLUSTRATIONS include tho following:— PULL LENGTH PORTRAIT OP THE LATE POPE. HIS HOLINESS IN 1880. HIS HOLINESS IN 1001. THE VATICAN. THE POPE’S BEDROOM. THE THRONE ROOM, VATICAN. THE PAPAL TRIPLE CROWN.' THE POPE PRAYING IN THE SISTINE CHAPEL. . The Letterpress contains a full account of tho career of the late Leo XIII., the method of Election, Loo’s Jubilee, etc. “ NEW ZEALAND MAIL,” WEEKLY. FROM ALL NEWS AGENTS. PRICE SIXPENCE. PUBLIC NOTICE. MR GEORGE HENNING, tho "Locomobile” Steam Car Agent, is again in town, and is staying at the Empire Hotel. Ho will be pleased bo give a trial in ono of these cars. There are several of the above cars now running in WelWBLLINGTON’S ILLUSTRATED lington. 23

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