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- ARTICLENEW ZEALAND ILLUSTRATED Sporting & Dramatic Review.
- ILLUSTRATIONMISS IRENE BROWNE AS THE EMPRESS JOSEPHINE IN THE FAMOUS NAPOLEONIC MILITARY DRAMA WHICH IS TO BE STAGED BY MR. JULIU...
- ARTICLETHE CLUBMAN
- ARTICLERACING NOTES.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE WINNER OF THE CITY HANDICAP (1¼ MILES)—Mr. J. Williamson’s br g ROYAL IRISH, 6yrs., by Soult—Asthore. L. Wilson i...
- ILLUSTRATIONRUFFY (Julian) winning the Onehunga Steeplechase (three miles) from BERCOLA (E. Copestake).
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE FINISH OF THE EPSOM HANDICAP (SIX FURLONGS)—MULLIN GAR (CHAPLIN) WINS BY A LENGTH FROM PATRONALE (O. Me-CARTEN), ...
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- ARTICLETURF TOPICS.
- SECTIONINTERPROVINCIAL.
- ARTICLEWELLINGTON.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE POVERTY BAY A. AND P. ASSOCIATION’S ANNUAL SHOW. Mr. R. O. Bonsifield's ALL STAR winning the Open Jumping Competi...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE ONEHUNGA STEEPLECHASE (THREE MILES)—VESTAL (Scott) leading GOLBORNE (McFlynn) over the water jump.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE POVERTY BAY A. AND. P. SOCIETY’S ANNUAL SHOW.—A well-known competitor in the Ladies’ Jumping Class.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE COMMITTEE OF THE GREY MOUTH JOCKEY CLUB—Back Row (from left): Messrs. T. E. Coates, H. J. Bignall, -,Messrs. G. E...
- ILLUSTRATIONReturning after the Welcome Stakes (five furlongs)—AßßAN (Buchanan), ANALOGUE (Conquest) and LADY PAULA (Deeley), who...
- ILLUSTRATIONRUFFY (A. Julian), winner of the Onehunga Steeplechase (three miles) on the opening day of the A.R.C. Spring Meeting.
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. F. BARKER’S TEAM OF GREYS. AGAIN VICTORIOUS AT THE POVERTY BAY A. AND P. SHOW.
- ARTICLESOUTHLAND.
- ARTICLEWELLINGTON.
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- ARTICLETURF RESULTS.
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- ARTICLETROTTING.
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- ARTICLERacing at Ellerslie on the Opening Day of the A.R.C. Spring Meeting.
- ILLUSTRATIONA RECORD FIELD COMPETITORS IN THE HOBSON HANDICAP RETURNING TO THE ENCLOSURE. THERE WERE THIRTY STARTERS IN THIS EVENT.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRINCE SOULT (DEELEY) WINNING THE SHORTS HANDICAP (FIVE FURLONGS) FROM KITTY BELLAIRS (KENNEDY), ON THE INSIDE, WITH ...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE FINISH OF THE GREAT NORTHERN GUINEAS—MULLINGAR (DEELEY) WINNING COMFORTABLY FROM CASTALIA (BUCHANAN) AND BEDFORD ...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE HOBSON HANDICAP—CHRISTMAS ROSE (GOLDFINCH) SCORES EASILY FROM SOULTANE (DEELEY), ON THE OUTSIDE, AND HADJ (RICE).
- ARTICLENotes on the A.R.C. Meeting
- ARTICLEROWING.
- ILLUSTRATIONA FAVOURITE EUROPEAN WATERING PLACE. OSTEND, ON THE BELGIAN COAST. BECOME A
- ARTICLETURF RESULTS.
- ILLUSTRATIONMILITARY OPERATIONS IN CONNECTION WITH THE WAR. A GERMAN FORCE IS AT PRESENT IN POSSESSION OF THE TOWN. IDENCE OF THE...
- ARTICLELADIES' GOLF
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- ILLUSTRATIONBRITISH NAVAL DISASTER—H.M.S. “ABOUKIR,” WHICH WAS SUNK BY GERMAN SUBMARINES IN THE NORTH SEA.
- ILLUSTRATIONGERMAN PRISONERS ON THEIR WAY TO THE CONCENTRATION CAMP AT CAMBERLY, ENGLAND.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE RUSSIAN CRUISER “BAYAN,” WHICH HAS SUNK A GERMAN CRUISER AND TWO GERMAN TORPEDO- BOATS IN THE BALTIC SEA.
- ILLUSTRATIONWOUNDED BELGIANS BEING NURSED BACK TO CONVALESCENCE AT ST. JOHN’S HOSPITAL, LEWISHAM.
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- ARTICLETHE AUCKLAND RACING CLUB’S SPRING MEETING.
- ILLUSTRATIONROUNDING THE BEND OUT OF THE STRAIGHT IN THE CITY HANDICAP, 114 MILES.— RATANA (C. BROWN) RACING WITH JACK DELAVAL (J...
- ILLUSTRATIONA GREAT FINISH IN THE CITY HANDICAP—ROYAL IRISH (L. WILSON), ON THE OUTSIDE, NARROWLY DEFEATS PRINCE MERRIWEE GILCHRI...
- ILLUSTRATIONAT THE FIRST JUMP IN THE MAIDEN HURDLE RACE, 1½ MILES—WAITOPA (HALL) COMES TO GRIEF WHILE LEADING.
- ILLUSTRATIONTRAGEDY KING (McFLYNN) LEADING SPALFISH (TUTCHEN), DOGGER NEXT RAILS, OVER THE LAST FENCE IN THE MAIDEN HURDLE RACE. ...
- ILLUSTRATIONBELGIAN ARTILLERY IN ACTION.
- ILLUSTRATIONFRENCH SIEGE GUNS DRAWN BY A MOTOR LORRY ON THE WAY TO THE FRONT.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE BRAVE KING OF THE BELGIANS AMONG HIS TROOPS. THE KING (STANDING IN THE GATEWAY) WATCHING THE DEPARTURE OF A CYCLI...
- ILLUSTRATIONWOUNDED BRITISH SOLDIERS ARRIVING AT HAVRE.
- ARTICLETHE WAR IN EUROPE.
- ARTICLETHE WORLD’S TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
- ARTICLESnapshots Taken at the Oamaru Trotting Club’s Successful Meeting Held on Labour Day.
- ARTICLEBOXING.
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- ARTICLETHE SOCIAL WORLD
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- ILLUSTRATIONH.R.H. PRINCESS MARY, WHO HAS RECENTLY BECOME PATRON OF THE LEAGUE OF YOUNG PATRIOTS.
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- ARTICLEBOXING
- ARTICLEThe Effective Use of the Motor Car by Belgium’s Brave Defenders.
- ARTICLEMOTORING ITEMS.
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- ARTICLEMOTORING CYCLING
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- ILLUSTRATIONA DENNIS CHAR-A-BANC ON A 600 MILES TRIP FROM EASTBOURNE TO LAND’S END.
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- ILLUSTRATIONONLY ONE ESCAPED.—The latest British casualty list shows that only one member of the above polo team (the Queen’s Bay...
- ILLUSTRATIONMAKING THE ENEMY USEFUL—The palatial offices of the Hamburg-America Steamship Line in Cockspur Street, which have bee...
- ILLUSTRATIONNURSES AT THE LONDON HOSPITAL, EAST LONDON, CHEERING CONVALESCENT SOLDIERS ON THEIR DISCHARGE FROM THE INSTITUTION.
- ILLUSTRATIONSIR JOHN FRENCH speaks in glowing terms of the splendid work of the Royal Flying Corps. An airman is here shown bring...
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- ARTICLECharacters in a “Country Girl,’’ which was Successfully Produced hy the Hastings Operatic Society Last Week.
- ARTICLEGREENROOM GOSSIP.
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- ARTICLEDUNEDIN.
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- ARTICLETHE CRISIS IN EUROPE—SOME WAR SCENES.
- ILLUSTRATIONBelgian refugees at Alexandra Palace, London. Washing up is a big business when there are so many to feed.
- ILLUSTRATIONIndian troops and their baggage on their way to entrain for the scene of action.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE TERROR OF THE GERMAN SOLDIER.-MEN OF THE INDIÀN EXPEDTIONARY FROCE ENTERTAINNING AT FRENCH RAILWAY STATION EN ROU...
- ILLUSTRATIONA REGIMENT OF INDIAN TROOPS ON THE MARCH THROUGH THE STREETS OF A FRENCH TWON. A GLANCE AT THE PICTURE SHOWS THE FINE...
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