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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLETHE TWINS
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- ARTICLEPEOPLE TALKED ABOUT
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. F. PARKER, of Napier, champion pigeon shot in New Zealand.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE LATE MR. JOHN HAY, United States Secretary of State, who died a few days ago at the comparatively are of 67. He w...
- ILLUSTRATIONA VETERAN OF THE AUCKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE“TEDDIE” WOOD.
- ILLUSTRATIONJ.G. RITCHIE, runner-up for the covered courts championship, 1904, playing back.
- ILLUSTRATIONA.W. GORE, winner of the championship of England, 1901, playing back hard volley.
- ILLUSTRATIONMAHONY, the veteran Irish player, who was killed by falling from his bicycle last week. Mahony is serving under the o...
- ILLUSTRATIONMISS DOUGLAS, lady champion, serving under the new rule. Observe the new position—well back from the line.
- ILLUSTRATIONR.F. DOHERTY (in front) AND H.L. DOHERTY, the two Englishmen who are the doubles champions of the world. H.L. Doherty...
- ILLUSTRATIONA.W. GORE RECEIVING.
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLESOME FAMOUS LAWN TENNIS PLAYERS.
- ARTICLEBRIC-A -BRAC
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. I.—A PLATEAU.
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 3.—AIGUIERE.
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 2.—A PILGRIM’S BOTTLE.
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 4.—A VASE.
- ARTICLEMr. Choate and the Tramps.
- ARTICLEThe Extravagant Sultan.
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- ARTICLEThe Lady and the License
- ARTICLEThe Man Who Paid
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- ARTICLEHARA-KIRI: Its Real Significance
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- ARTICLEHERE AND THERE.
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- SECTIONTURF GOSSIP
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- ARTICLETURF FIXTURES.
- ARTICLETURF NOTES.
- ARTICLENOTES BY OUR TRAVELLING CORRESPONDENT.
- ARTICLETURF TALK FROM THE SOUTH.
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- ARTICLEMUSIC AND DRAMA.
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- ARTICLEDRIED MILK.
- ARTICLEOUR ILLUSTRATIONS.
- ARTICLETHE LEYS INSTITUTE.
- ARTICLEJ.M. Barrie in His Journalist Days.
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- ARTICLEA ROYAL ROMANCE
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- ARTICLEIn the Beginning of Things
- ILLUSTRATIONSTOOD OH HIS HEAP AN WHAVED HIS TAIL IN THE BREEZE.
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- ARTICLEA Dealer in Animals.
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- ARTICLETHE AUCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS’ FIRST EXHIBITION IN THEIR NEW BUILDING.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE EXTERIOR OF THE NEW BUILDING.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE COMMITTEE OF THE ART SOCIETY. BACK ROW (Left to Right): Messrs Walter Wright, M. Trenwith, R. Pheney. S. Stuart (...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE LATE. E.A. MACKECHNIE, To whom tho public owe the building.
- ILLUSTRATION“Hemus” Studio. MR. OLIVER NICHOLSON, Trustee.
- ILLUSTRATIONLafayette Studio. MR. GOLDSBRO,’ ARCHITECT.
- ILLUSTRATION“Hemus” Studio. MR. WADE, ARCHITECT.
- ILLUSTRATION“A DUSTY ROAD, NGARUAWAHIA,” by Mr. F. Wright (36x24).
- ILLUSTRATION"THE AVENUE, CORNWALL PARK,” by Mr. Henry Wallace, Auckland Technical School (36in. x 24in.)
- ILLUSTRATION“ON THE WAIPA,” by Mr. W. Wright (50x31).
- ILLUSTRATIONDEATH OF TE KEEPA RANGIPUAWHA, THE LAST OF THE MORE NOTED ARAWA CHIEFS. Gathering of natives at Whakarewarewa to hold...
- ILLUSTRATION“A BREEZY DAY, LAKE TAUPO,” by Mr. Tom Ryan (54x30).
- ILLUSTRATION“ON THE PELORUS RIVER,” by Mrs. E.M. Walrond (24x14).
- ILLUSTRATION"SUNSET, WANGANUI RIVER." by Mr. T.L. Drummond (36x21).
- ILLUSTRATION"A COUNTRY ROAD," by Mr. M. Trenwith (24x16).
- ILLUSTRATION"PORTRAIT OF MRS. EXDEAN.” painted by Mr. J.L. Steele (40x30).
- ILLUSTRATION“ON THE RIVER TOKAANU,” water colour by Mr. E.W. Payton (21x14).
- ILLUSTRATION"GUM AND TIMBER," by Mr. Chas. Blomfield (60x36).
- ILLUSTRATION“PORTRAIT OF MRS. STREET,” by Mr C.F. Goldie (44x34).
- ARTICLENEW ZEALAND ALPINE SCENERY: HEAD OF TASMAN GLACIER.
- ILLUSTRATIONTourist Department, photo.
- ARTICLEA NEW ZEALAND STOCK-RIDER ROUNDING UP AN UNRULY STRAGGLER.
- ARTICLEIN A NEW ZEALAND KAURI FOREST.
- ARTICLENEW ZEALAND’S GLORIOUS FIORD SCENERY: EVENING, MULFORD SOUND
- ILLUSTRATIONFrom a protected photograph by Thomas Pringle, Wellington.
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- ARTICLEMESSRS. A. HATRICK AND CO.’s HOUSEBOAT.
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- ARTICLEON THE UPPER WANGANUI RIVER.
- ARTICLERAPIDS ABOVE HUNUA FALLS, ON THE WAIROA RIVER, CLEVEDON, AUCKLAND, N.Z.
- ILLUSTRATIONS.G. Frith, photo.
- ARTICLEKAWAU-PAHU: AN EXQUISITE BUT LITTLE-KNOWN SCENIC GEM, WAITAKEREI BEACH, AUCKLAND.
- ILLUSTRATIONH. Winkelmann, photo.
- ILLUSTRATIONMEET OF THE HAWKE’S BAY HUNT CLUB AT MR. KINROSS WHITE'S, OMARANUI.
- ILLUSTRATIONSorrell and Son, photo. GROUP OF THE MEMBERS IN FRONT OF THEIR HOSTS RESIDENCE.
- ILLUSTRATIONFLASHLIGHT PHOTOGRAPH OF MEMBERS AND GUESTS AT THE SOIREE MISKALE GIVEN LAST WEEK BY THE CLUB FRANCAIS IN ST. ANDREWS...
- ARTICLEREVIEW OF SCHOOL CADETS, WELLINGTON, BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR.
- ARTICLEFLASHLIGHT PHOTOGRAPHS OF “THE MOORISH MAID.”
- ILLUSTRATIONA SCENE IN ACT I.
- ILLUSTRATIONFINALE, ACT II.
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- ARTICLEPersonal Paragraphs
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- ARTICLEWives Who Never Speak.
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- ARTICLETHE WIT OF GILBERT
- ARTICLETea Leaves Under a Microscope.
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- ARTICLEINFLUENZA’S AFTER EFFECTS.
- ARTICLEThe Return of the Chignon.
- ARTICLEENGAGEMENTS.
- ARTICLEOrange Blossoms
- ARTICLEGOLDEN WEDDING.
- ARTICLEThe Girl Men Like.
- ARTICLETHE GUINEA POEM!
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- SECTIONBIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.
- ARTICLEBIRTHS.
- ARTICLEMARRIAGES.
- ARTICLEGOLDEN WEDDING.
- ARTICLEDEATHS.
- SECTIONSociety Gossip
- ARTICLEROTORUA.
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND.
- ARTICLENEW PLYMOUTH.
- ARTICLEPALMERSTON NORTH.
- ARTICLEWANGANUI.
- ARTICLEWELLINGTON.
- ARTICLEHAWERA.
- ARTICLEWESTPORT.
- ARTICLECHRISTCHURCH.
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- ARTICLE[COMPLETE STORY.] THE HARMONY OF DEATH
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- ARTICLEHOUSEMAID’S KNEE.
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- ARTICLE(COPYRIGHT STORY.) FLOPALONG
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- ARTICLEStamp Collecting.
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- SECTIONChildren's Page
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- ARTICLECOUSINS’ BADGES.
- ARTICLECOUSINS’ CORRESEPONDENCE.
- ARTICLEThe Tale of Miss Polly Wog Weg.
- ARTICLEIN MICROBELAND.
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- ARTICLESo It Is.
- ARTICLEWhen Johnny Spends the Day.
- ARTICLERain Fairies.
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- ARTICLEBUSTER BROWN AND A CALF
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- SECTIONAS SEEN THROUGH WOMAN’S EYES.
- ARTICLEDiary of a Young Wife.
- ARTICLEWomen and Bargains.
- ARTICLEA Little Talk About Married Lovers.
- ARTICLEFashionable Flavours for Medicines
- ARTICLEA Russian Matrimonial Rumour.
- ARTICLEA Japanese Music Hall.
- ARTICLEPresident Roosevelt and Mothers.
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- ARTICLETHE WORLD OF FASHION
- ILLUSTRATIONECONOMICAL AFTERNOON BLOUSE,
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- ILLUSTRATIONTHIS HAT IS MADE OF CORN-COLOURED LEGHORN, WITH BILLOWING TULLE ON THE RACK AND PEACOCK FEATHERS ON THE CROWN.
- ILLUSTRATIONThis pretty bodice design was introduced for the winter season. and gives promise of becoming very popular. The sleev...
- ILLUSTRATIONAN UP-TO-DATE MODEL.
- ILLUSTRATIONA very charming and not in the least exaggerated form of coiffure, the Paris double roll, one turned up and the other...
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- ARTICLEThe Graphic FUNNY LEAF