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ARTICLENEW ZEALAND ILLUSTRATED Sporting & Dramatic Review.
ARTICLECHARACTERS IN “LITTLE BO PEEP.”
- ILLUSTRATIONMISS KATHLEEN MACK, AS JACK STRAW, PRINCIPAL BOY.
- ILLUSTRATIONMISS ESME MCLENNAN, AS THE VIZIER.
- ILLUSTRATIONMISS CORA TERRY, AS PRINCESS DINAZAIDEE. TO BE STAGED BY THE STEPHENSON-LINLEY ROYAL PANTOMIME COMPANY AT HIS MAJESTY...
ARTICLETHE CLUBMAN.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE LATE MR. SELBY MORTON, OF WANGANUI, WELL-KNOWN IN SPORTING CIRCLES THROUGHOUT THE DOMINION.
SECTIONRACING NOTES
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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- ARTICLERACING CALENDAR.
- ARTICLETHE TE KUITI MEETING.
  - ILLUSTRATIONGROUP OF THE OFFICIALS OF THE WESTLAND RACING CLUB—Back Row (from left): Messrs. G. Dee (Clerk of Scales), H. A. Thom...
- ARTICLESUSPENDED HORSEMEN.
- ARTICLEATHENIC’S WIN IN THE CARRINGTON STAKES.
- ARTICLETHE RECENT GISBORNE FIRE.
- ARTICLEMAYFOWL.
- ARTICLEINBREEDING.
ARTICLETURF TOPICS.
- ILLUSTRATIONCOMPETITORS IN THE WRESTLING COMPETITION AT THE NEW ZEALAND PROFESSIONAL ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS IN AUCKLAND ON SATURDAY.
- ILLUSTRATIONP. GRIFFIN (Palmerston North), who won the New Zealand Halfmile Professional Cycle Championship at Auckland on Saturday.
SECTIONTROTTING.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLETHREE-YEAR-OLD AND AGED TROTTERS.
  - ILLUSTRATIONA DOUBLE WINNER AT THE AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB’S SUMMER MEETING—Mr. Thos. Roe’s gr m STEEL BELL, 4yrs., by Gold Bell—K...
- ARTICLEWORLD’S GREATEST COLT.
- ARTICLEOTAHUHU TROTTING CLUB.
  - ILLUSTRATIONTHE START OF THE TELEGRAPH HANDICAP (one mile) WON BY LADY MARION AT THE GREYMOUTH TROTTING CLUB’S SUMMER GATHERING.
- ARTICLETROTTING NOTES.
- ARTICLETROTTING.
- ARTICLENOMINATIONS.
  - ILLUSTRATIONW. TREMBATH (Southland) winning the Dominion Handicap (Halfmile) from scratch in 1m. 55 4-55., one of the finest perf...
  - ILLUSTRATIONW. TREMBATH (Southland), who won the 220yds., 440yds., and 880yds. New Zealand professional championships at Auckland...
- ARTICLEHANDICAPS.
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SECTIONATHLETICS.
- ARTICLETHE AUSTRALASIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS.
  - ILLUSTRATIONGroup of Handicappers who assisted at the big professional sports carnival held in Auckland last week, when in additi...
- ARTICLEOTAGO CRICKET.
- ARTICLEROWING.
- ARTICLENEW ZEALAND PROFESSIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS.
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ARTICLECRICKET.
ARTICLEBILLIARDS.
ARTICLEBUSINESS ITEMS.
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ARTICLETHE SOCIAL WORLD
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONA GRACEFUL PORTRAIT: MISS HARCOURT, DAUGHTER OF MR. J. B. HARCOURT, PRESIDENT OF THE WELLINGTON RACING CLUB
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- ILLUSTRATIONCUP DAY AT THE GREYMOUTH JOCKEY CLUB’S SUMMER MEETING.
- ILLUSTRATIONA DOUBLE WINNER AT THE AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB’S SUMMER MEETING—Mr. B. Shadbolt’s b m RAWENE, by Albert Victor—Judge B...
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ARTICLEMOTORING & CYCLING
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- ILLUSTRATIONOpening of the Lower Portobello Road, Otago to motor payers at the poll to open the road for motor traffic, inspectin...
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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ARTICLESTORMING THE ALPS IN A MOTOR CAR—A REMARKABLE TRIAL IN A 30-35 hp. NAPIER MODEL
- ILLUSTRATIONOn Mount Cenis. A photograph taken from the snow bank during the Napier car’s trip up the Alps.
- ILLUSTRATIONNegotiating an Alpine bye-road in the 30-35 h.p. Napier, the main road being blocked by an avalanche.
- ILLUSTRATIONA sharp corner on the Stelvio Pass, 8000 feet up. The Napier car engaged in climbing the Alps.
- ILLUSTRATIONMr. Macdonald, the driver of the 30-35 h.p. six-cylinder Napier, views the remaining 2000 feet on The Stelvio during ...
ARTICLEBILLIARDS
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE QUEEN OF SPAIN AT A LONDON CHARITY SALE.—The Queen of Spain recently attended the winter sale of the Working Ladi...
- ILLUSTRATIONAT THE GOVERNMENT HOUSE PARTY GIVEN BY LORD DENMAN TO THE AMERICAN BASEBALL TEAM AND PARTY. JOHN McGRAW (manager of t...
ARTICLEFOOTBALL
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SECTIONTHE STAGE
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- ARTICLEHIS MAJESTY’S.
- ARTICLEJOHN McCORMACK IN AUCKLAND.
  - ILLUSTRATIONDANCING TO DECIDE THE WINNER OF THE IRISH JIG AT THE EXHIBITION SPORTS CARNIVAL AT THE AUCKLAND DOMAIN ON SATURDAY—Fr...
  - ILLUSTRATIONA CHARACTERISTIC PORTRAIT OF THE LATE MR. CUYLER HASTINGS, IN H S FAMOUS DETECTIVE STUDY OF SHERLOCK HOLMES. THE DEAT...
- ARTICLEOPERA HOUSE.
- ARTICLEDEATH OF CUYLER HASTINGS.
- ARTICLEROUND THE PICTURE SHOWS,
- ARTICLEGLOBE THEATRE.
- ARTICLELYRIC.
- ARTICLEWEST END.
ARTICLEIN PERSONAL TOUCH.
- ILLUSTRATIONA STALWART PIPER- MR. J. J. ALLEN (Canterbury) on the platform playing his test piece at the Highland Competitions he...
- ILLUSTRATIONA TRIO OF COMPETITORS AT THE HIGHLAND COMPETITIONS IN AUCKLAND LAST WEEK—From left: PIPER MAJOR McDonald (St. Andrew'...
ARTICLEGREENROOM GOSSIP.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE MARCH, one of the features in Little 80-Peep, o be produced by the Royal Pantomime Company at His Majesty’s Theat...
- ILLUSTRATIONPICTURESQUE SCENE AT HORTICULTURAL HALL, London. The Military Bazaar and Christmas Fair at the Horticultural Hall was...
ARTICLESOUTHERN STAGE NOTES,
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE RONDAS TRIO, America’s trick cyclists, who are appearing with much success at the Auckland Opera House.
ARTICLEDUNEDIN.
ARTICLEMUSIC NOTES.
- ILLUSTRATIONA Popular Theatrical Entrepreneur: MR. GEORGE STEPHENSON.
ARTICLENEW ZEALAND PROFESSION AT, CHAMPIONSHIP SPORTS CARNIVAL.
- ILLUSTRATION1, The Finish of the Sheffield Handicap (120yds)—Cleland winning from Burns and Kinsey. 2. C. Kinjoy winning the New ...
ARTICLECARUSO AT HOME.
ARTICLEVARIETY QUEEN DEAD.
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SECTIONTHE TOURIST and TRAVELLER
- ARTICLENOTES.
- ARTICLEHERE AND THERE.
  - ILLUSTRATIONThe Solemn Lakes of the Silent Hills—Lake Wanaka from Ruby Island.
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