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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEStruck Off
- ARTICLEPeople Talked About
- ILLUSTRATIONMR W. R. HOLMES. Secretary of the successful Citizen' Ball. Auckland.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRINCESS CAROLINE OF REUSS. Whose wedding to the Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar takes place shortly.
- ILLUSTRATIONRIGHT HON. H. H. ASQUITH.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE GRAND DUKE OF SAXE-WIEMAR.
- ILLUSTRATIONMR ISIDOR ALEXANDER.
- ARTICLEThe Unspeakable Thing
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- ARTICLEThe Pianoforte Student.
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- ARTICLEThe Brass Bandsman,
- ARTICLEMUSIC STAND.
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- ARTICLECopyright Story. A Dead Cert, or Gertie’s Surprise.
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- ARTICLEHere and There.
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- ARTICLEAfter Dinner Gossip and Echoes of the Week.
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- SECTIONTURF GOSSIP
- ARTICLETURF FIXTURES.
- ARTICLETURF NOTES.
- ARTICLERider’s Terrible Injury.
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- SECTIONATHLETIC SPORTS
- ARTICLEGOLF NOTES.
- ARTICLEMOTORING NOTES.
- ARTICLECRICKET.
- ARTICLEFOOTBALL.
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- SECTIONNEW OF THE WEEK
- ARTICLEGENERAL CABLES.
- ARTICLEAUSTRALIA.
- ARTICLEGENERAL NEWS.
- ARTICLEOUR ILLUSTRATIONS.
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- ARTICLEPersonal Paragraphs.
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- ILLUSTRATIONTHE NEW RANGITIKEI BRIDGE.
- ILLUSTRATIONINTERIOR WAVERLEY BUTTER FACTORY.
- ARTICLEHAWERA: A FLOURISHING TARANAKI TOWNSHIP.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE OPERA HOUSE.
- ILLUSTRATIONPOST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
- ILLUSTRATIONHAWERA GAS COMPANY’S OFFICE.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE COURT HOUSE.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE NEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN COURSE OF ERECTION.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE NEW FIRE BRIGADE STATION.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
- ILLUSTRATIONBANK OF NEW ZEALAND.
- ARTICLEMASTERTON.—THE LARGEST TOWN IN THE WAIRARAPA,
- ILLUSTRATIONTEACHING STAFF OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL.
- ILLUSTRATIONQUEEN STREET—MASTERTON POSSESSES THE ONLY TOWN CLOCK IN THE WAIRARAPA.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE NEW BAND ROTUNDA IN THE PARK.
- ILLUSTRATIONRAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOM, STAFF, AND SOME OFFICIALS.
- ARTICLEAuckland University College Capping Ceremony.
- ARTICLETHE LOWER HUTT, WELLINGTON.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE MAIN STREET.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE RAILWAY STATION.
- ILLUSTRATIONBUILDING THE NEW BRIDGE.
- ILLUSTRATIONA GENERAL VIEW OF THE SUBURBS.
- ILLUSTRATIONBOYS OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL.
- ILLUSTRATIONBOYS OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL.
- ILLUSTRATIONGIRLS OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL.
- ILLUSTRATIONBELLVUE GARDENS.
- ARTICLEThe Auckland Citizens' Farewell Ball to His Excellency the Governor and the Countess of Ranfurly,
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE VICE-REGAL DAIS.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE BALLROOM IN THE DRILL-SHED FROM THE MUSIC GALLERY
- ARTICLEGOVERNMENT HOUSE. AUCKLAND.
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- ILLUSTRATIONLORD NORTHLAND.
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- ILLUSTRATIONTHE EARL AND COUNTESS OF RANFURLY AND SUITE:- Seated: His Excellency Lord Ranfurly, Lady Ranfurly. Standing: Major D....
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- ILLUSTRATIONLADY CONSTANCE KNOX.
- ARTICLEOur Parliamentarians in the Pacific,
- ILLUSTRATIONVAO TAUPOU AND MARION EASTHOP, APIA.
- ILLUSTRATION"VALIMA,” R. L. STEVENSON’S HOUSE. SHOWING THE HILL BEHIND. ON THE SUMMIT OF WHICH THE GREAT MAN IS BURIED. Walrond, ...
- ILLUSTRATIONLANDING AT NIUE.
- ILLUSTRATIONTUTUILA. Walrond, "Graphic” photo.
- ILLUSTRATIONNIUE NATIVES.
- ILLUSTRATIONNATIVE VILLAGE, APIA. Walrond, “ Graphic ” photo.
- ILLUSTRATIONMARKET PLACE, PAPEETE.
- ILLUSTRATIONMUSICAL PERFORMERS’ GALA DAY, TAHITI.
- ILLUSTRATIONA VIEW OF PAPEETE.
- ILLUSTRATIONA CUSTOMS’ HOUSE. PAPEETE.
- ILLUSTRATIONROADSIDE GRAVES, AITUTAKI.
- ILLUSTRATIONNATIVE CHURCH. PENRHYN.
- ILLUSTRATIONSORTING PEARL SHELLS INTO II CLASSES FOR THE LONDON MARKET.
- ILLUSTRATIONUNDER THE COCOANUT PALMS, PENRYHN. Walrond, “Graphic” photo.
- ILLUSTRATIONMAN AND SHARK HUNT, AITUTAKI.
- ILLUSTRATIONSCRAPING PALM LEAVES, PAGO PAGO.
- ILLUSTRATIONA FAMILY GROUP, APIA.
- ILLUSTRATIONBARQUE IN PAPEETE HARBOUR. Walrond. “Graphic" photo.
- ARTICLEFarewell Public Reception by the Countess of Ranfurly a': Government House, Auckland.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEDeath of Cardinal Vaughan
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE SHOP OF MR. S. L. P. RIMMER, OF AUCKLAND. WHOSE WINDOWS WERE SMASHED BY A MOB FOR EXHIBITING PLACARDS OFFENSIVE T...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE LATE CARDINAL VAUGHAN R.C. ARCHBISHOP OF WESTMINSTER.
- ILLUSTRATIONHON. COLONEL PITT, Newly-appointed Attorney-General.
- ILLUSTRATIONSACRED HEART COLLEGE, AUCKLAND, OPENED FOR THE MARIST BROS. BY THE MAYOR OF AUCKLAND, SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 1903.
- ARTICLEThe Hamilton Encampment.
- ILLUSTRATIONOFFICERS OF NO. 2 BATTALION, AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. Standing: Lieut. Shilson, Surgeon-Capt. Brewis, Capt. Richardso...
- ILLUSTRATIONTibbutt Bros., photo. SOME OF THE NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
- ILLUSTRATIONA GENERAL VIEW.
- ILLUSTRATIONTibbutt Bros., photo. THE CAMP BARBER (MR. BROWN) AT WORK.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE CAMP CATERER (MR. BITTLEY) PREPARING FOR DINNER.
- ILLUSTRATIONTibbutt Bros., photo. A GROUP OF THE MEN AT DINNER-TIME.
- ARTICLEON THE NORTHERN SIDE OF THE HARBOUR.
- ARTICLEThe Latest Fashionable Craze in England.
- ILLUSTRATIONEASTERN PRINCESS.
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- ILLUSTRATIONI ALGY. IN THE TOREADOR. MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS.
- ILLUSTRATIONSWEET GIRL GRADUATE.
- ILLUSTRATIONRELLE OF NEW YORK.
- ILLUSTRATIONBO-PEEP AND BOY BLUE.
- ILLUSTRATIONTWO GHOMES.
- ILLUSTRATIONFRENCH COURTIER.
- ILLUSTRATIONBROTHER JONATHAN.
- ILLUSTRATIONSYDNEY CARTON.
- ILLUSTRATIONBUFFALO BILL.
- ILLUSTRATIONACE OF CLUBS.
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- ARTICLEMusic and Drams.
- ARTICLEBachelors’ Ball, Wellington.
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- ARTICLEORANGE BLOSSOMS
- ARTICLEFLORAL DESIGNS.
- SECTIONSociety Gossip
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND.
- ARTICLENEW PLYMOUTH.
- ARTICLENAPIER.
- ARTICLEWANGANUI.
- ARTICLEWELLINGTON.
- ARTICLEMARLBOROUGH.
- ARTICLECHRISTCHURCH.
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- ARTICLEOur Parliamentarians in the Pacific.
- ARTICLEAuckland University College.
- ARTICLEAn Objectionable Placard.
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- ARTICLEPresentation to Mr. Kidd,
- ARTICLENeed for More Police.
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- ARTICLEThe Coming Session.
- ARTICLEPorirua Trusts.
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- SECTIONFOR THE GIRLS OF NEW ZEALAND THE ATOM CLUB
- ARTICLEAtom Club Rules and Regulations.
- ARTICLE“ To See Dorsel's as Ithers See Us.”
- ARTICLEMy Dream,
- ARTICLEGirls in South Africa.
- ARTICLEFrom a Sister’s Point of View.
- ARTICLEHow Old Joe Went Home
- ARTICLEACUTE ECZEMA CURED
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- SECTIONCHILDREN’S PAGE.
- ARTICLEWhen Only a Boy.
- ARTICLEToo Near Mother Earth.
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- ARTICLEA Fable About the Future.
- ARTICLEBought—and Sold.
- ARTICLEStill Cheerful.
- ARTICLEMR. RUMFITT RACES TO CATCH THE EARLY EXPRESS,
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- SECTIONAS SEEN THROUGH WOMAN’S EYES
- ARTICLEUnderskirts
- ARTICLEIs Mrs. Grundy Dead?
- ARTICLEBoiling Eggs Without Fire.
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- ARTICLETHE WORLD OF FASHION.
- ILLUSTRATIONA BEAUTIFUL EVENING GOWN FROM VIENNA.
- ILLUSTRATIONA SUGGESTION FROM THE DURBAR GRAFTED ON TO AN OLD FRENCH MODEL.
- ILLUSTRATIONA PRETTY BLOUSE.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONLACE, SILK, AND VELVET.
- ILLUSTRATIONToilette of Hortensia Blue Mousseline Adorned with Strands of Blue Cord and Silk Tassels.
- ILLUSTRATIONEvening Gown with Grey Sewing Silk Fringe and Tassels and Long Bracelet Sleeves.
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- SECTIONTHE GRAPHIC'S FUNNY LEAF
- ARTICLEFOR THE SAKE OF VERSIMILITUDE.
- ARTICLEA BETTER PLAN.
- ARTICLEA TRAM TRIUMPH.
- ARTICLETOUGH.
- ARTICLESO SUDDEN!
- ARTICLENOTHING ELSE POSSIBLE.
- ILLUSTRATIONA PAIR OF OLD SLIPPERS.
- ARTICLETHE PARENTAL BLESSING.
- ARTICLECRITICISING HIS OWN.
- ARTICLEPROVIDED FOR.
- ARTICLEHE KNEW THE BUSINESS.
- ARTICLEFAVOURITES.
- ARTICLEA STRENUOUS GIRL.
- ARTICLETHE SADDEST WORDS.
- ARTICLEHIS LIMIT.
- ARTICLEA TASTE FOR MUSIC.
- ARTICLEWHY SHE PAID.
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- ARTICLECASE DISMISSED.
- ARTICLEFORETHOUGHT.
- ARTICLEHE FILLED THE BILL.
- ILLUSTRATIONWINTER CROPS.
- ARTICLEA FAITHFUL MIMIC.
- ARTICLEQUITE A DIFFERENT PLACE.
- ARTICLEI WILL—NOT.
- ARTICLETN A BAD FIX.
- ARTICLEQUITE LIKELY.
- ARTICLEA REMINDER.
- ARTICLEMADE ALL THE DIFFERENCE.
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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEDARBY AND JOAN.
- ILLUSTRATIONPainted by F. Goldie.
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