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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6730, 27 February 1900, Page 4

/ THE ILLUSTRATED PAGES 01? THE . "CANTERBURY TIMES4' ENLARGEMENT TEE ROUGH RIDERS' CONTINGENT. . ir . . . ( fFIHE Splenaiti "vuftUu, niru PkiuKa that appearad in th« «0.,,«».* ivjugti ui^s" 'CfeS?S;?iJ num. , :JL I>er of the " CANTEBBUEY TIMES" last weak created a Phenomenal Demand, no fewer than r - TWENTY-FOUR .THOUSAND COPIES ! S 'B«ilijMqni*ed. .The vary. nn» series^O'hbiosrrAiah' specially taken for the Popular WeeVly Journali , lacMaed & large nnmbar at fllGtti.lT INTE^ESTJNU SUBJECTS iha^ fconld/iiot possibly he pro-' ' 4tt«id at th« mawetit. Tb6so will ai3p*af in this and gttbfiequent. weeks' issues,, the Pictorial Pages i 'having' been DOUBLED IN EXTENT ia re%p'»xiß3 to the ießn"ftpprecla«orii « the i pnhlic. Special «,tt«A§on is bilng paid to fHoABTISTIC KJItliT of tne pi<Stur«swi*hi6h will he secotdito none south 'Af'theXine.' in THW WJEKK'S ISSUE are included a, number Of -Pfiotographs. that, in conjunction / * irKurth-tf preceding ones, will form a ' ; . 'V „ . j "'. '■ ' ! ■■.'/".'■*. VERY VALUAi^E HISTORIC REGORD, - • - vorthy of the most careful preservation. The subjects include— . . The Carriage of His Excellency the Governor at tie Send-off in Hagley Park. . . A Last Long-look at Lyttelton from the Troopship. ': . Three Groups of Wanganui Bough Riders. ■;■:•,•• . • The Commissioned Officers of the Contingent. „ •. : ( The Non-Commissioned Officers. i ■•'■•■'..''•'' A " Canterbury Times " War Correspondent and Artist. ■ . ; ; Lieut.-Colonel Collins, of Wellington. .-• '..-.;■:. • • The Weßtport Seofcion of Bough Eiders. .••< N Camp Sergeant-Major Coleman and the Presentations made to him. . j The late Lieutenant Neave, a Victim of the War; . , .) . A Myateriouß Conference in Hagley Park. , „ The Hawke's Bay Section of Koagh.Bidersl, ' . ■■4". The Send-off of the, Bough Eiders, ajb Napien ' : ./ . Trooper H. J C.;Harper, Third Contingent. ' ■•-. i - . ■ The Drum-Major and Colours of " The Britifih Grenadiers." ..'... .Sumner Asleep after the. Great Gala Day. •■.••■■'-.:-' : ■ 'A ' ■ j 'W. T. Stead, the Notable pro-Boer Controversialist. ■■- -^ . iv.: . ■;. I General Jonbartin Charaoteristio CoitUtae. •-• '- ; : . - t. .. . : „ .-, „; ,';.: ,;. ... . < . Arrival ot the;Napier Contingent of Bough Riders. ' • ;...;■' ; h; i ;The Last Camp Parade. .... •. • . '■,'.■".■''.':,."'.' r/-':''' ■■' :l ■_■:■:■'->.': .!...' "■■:■' -The Store-room in the Adding'tdn Camp. " ' "* * . : :"• ' •• •'••' ; .: - •;. • J' ' A Corner of the Camp Eif6heri, ! ■ ' . ; ; -.•.-_ -..? - v;.; ... .-..,- , . . .V :;^; An Interrupted Football Match at Ladyaniith.: >V( ' '/ ■ ' " i: : THE MISCELLANEOUS PICTUEES INCLUDE— : , 7he Qmcere;^ the Fourteenth (King's) Husßara. f ',/ '\ 1 inmestone Quarries at Mount. Somer s. ' ' . • .'■ • ; •^Mountain Stream in the Ashburton Gorge. ' ' . . -^.Wealth of Goldmining Battery.' A" Teat Coast. Violinist, ; , : . ■ ■/ Th4Waikawa : (Picton) Native School Children. ' Xork in the Kindergarten Department of the Nbrmal School (fonr pictures.) .THE "CANTERBURY TIMES" ' ■ PERMANENTLY ENLARGED PICTORIAL PAGES. PRICE : SIXPENCE.