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• ARTICLEFrench Gunmakers Outwitted Krupps.
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• ARTICLEMax Harden’s Pessimism.
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• ARTICLENEW ZEALAND ILLUSTRATED Sporting & Dramatic Review.
• ILLUSTRATIONMISS MINNIE LOVE, PRINCIPAL BOY IN J. C. WILLIAMSON’S STUPENDOUS PANTOMIME EXTRAVAGANZA “CINDERELLA,” TO BE STAGED AT...
• ARTICLETHE CLUBMAN
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ILLUSTRATIONMISS MARGARET GAWN, the Queen of the Carnival held at Taieri, Otago, in aid of the Belgian Fund, with her maids-in wa...
• SECTIONRACING NOTES
  • ARTICLETHE N.Z. ILLUSTRATED SPORTING AND DRAMATIC REVIEW.
  • ARTICLERACING CALENDAR.
  • ARTICLEEVENTS REQUIRING ATTENTION.
  • ARTICLECONCERNING NASSAU.
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    • ILLUSTRATIONMessrs. Emery and Lampitt’s b g VLADIAN, 4yrs., by Vladimar—Rejected. C. Carmont in saddle.
  • ARTICLEWARSTEP’S TWO-MILE RECORD.
    • ILLUSTRATIONAt the water jump in the Hunters’ Steeplechase, won by PRAIRIE FIRE, on the opening day of the Dunedin J.C.’s Winter ...
  • ARTICLEFRENCH SPORTSMEN AND THE WAR.
  • ARTICLEONE-EYED HORSES.
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  • ARTICLESTUD HORSE STATISTICS.
  • ARTICLETHE INDIAN MARKET.
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  • ILLUSTRATIONA NEW ZEALAND REPRESENTATIVE AT THE APPROACHING V.R.C. MEETING—Mr. G. L. Stead’s b g THE POLE, 6yrs., by San Remo — R...
• ARTICLETURF TOPICS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONA DOUBLE WINNER AT THE RECENT WANGANUI J.C.’S WINTER MEETING—Mr. J. K. Jackson’s b g SOPORIFIC, aged, by Lethe—Charla...
  • ILLUSTRATIONA TREBLE WINNER AT THE AUCKLAND RACING CLUB’S GREAT NORTHERN MEETING—Mr. N. Brown’s ch g HARBOUR LIGHT, 5yrs, by Sylv...
• ARTICLEELLERSLIE ITEMS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONA WELL. KNOWN SOUTHERN COMPETITOR—Mr. G. D. Greenwood’s b m BANKSIA 4yrs., by Achilles—Tortulla. G. Clarke in saddle.
  • ILLUSTRATIONBRITISH TROOPS PRACTISING I N EGYPT PRIOR TO BEING DESPATCHED TO THE DARDANELLESMOUNTED OUTPOST IN THE DESERT.
• ARTICLEA Brilliant Performer. — The Great Northern Double Winner.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMR W. J. RALPH’S B G EL GALLO, 5YRS., BY SPALPEEN—LOBELIA, WHO, BY WINNING THE GREAT NORTHERN HURDLE RACE MILES) AND ...
• SECTIONINTERPROVINCIAL.
  • ARTICLEWELLINGTON.
  • ARTICLEGISBORNE.
  • ARTICLESOUTHLAND.
• ARTICLECANTERBURY.
• ARTICLEOTAGO.
• ARTICLEHAWKE’S BAY.
• ARTICLEWEST COAST.
• ARTICLEWANGANUI.
• ARTICLENOMINATIONS.
• ARTICLEACCEPTANCES.
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• ARTICLETHE DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB'S WINTER MEETING AT WINGA
  • ILLUSTRATIONCYRA (H. Watson) comes to grief at the fence at the bottom of the straight in the Pacific Hurdles when showing the wa...
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr. J. Graham’s b g GOLDEN KING, 5yrs., by Golden Knight—Fairy Benzie, winner of the Birthday Handicap (1¼ miles) on ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE FINISH OF THE PACIFIC HURDLES HANDICAP (134 MILES)—CO from CAHER DAVON (A. Wormaid), with KIM (W.
  • ILLUSTRATIONGOLDEN KING (W. Robinson), next rails, accounts for the principal flat ra miles), with ALL READY (J. Beard), on outsi...
• ARTICLETROTTING
  • ILLUSTRATIONWINNER OF THE TWO PRINCIPAL FLAT HANDICAPS AT THE WANGANUI J.C.’s RECENT WINTER GATHERING—Mr. G. E. Hook’s and Mrs. R...
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr. Wire Tokena’s ch g CLIENT, 3yrs., by Elevation—Bonheur, who won the Purua Hack Flat Handicap (one mile) and the B...
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• ARTICLETROTTING.
• ARTICLEASHBURTON TROTTING CLUB.
  • ILLUSTRATIONLIEUTENANT H. P. WINSBURY WHITE, of Blenheim, R.A.M C., attached to the 33rd First Artillery Brigade, British Expedit...
• ARTICLEASHBURTON TROTTING CLUB.
• ARTICLEWAIKATO TROTTING CLUB.
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  • ILLUSTRATIONGROUP OF DELEGATES FROM THE VARIOUS BRANCHES OF THE AUCKLAND FARMERS’ UNION WHO ATTENDED THE RECENT CONFERENCE.
• ILLUSTRATIONWITH THE TENTH AUTOMOBILE REGIMENT OF THE RUSSIAN ARMY.—A LARGE FLEET OF AUSTIN TWO-THREE-TON LORRIES AT MARGABOWA, E...
• ILLUSTRATIONAUSTRALIAN ARMY FIELD KITCHENS MARCHING PAST DURING A REVIEW OF TROOPS IN EGYPT.
• ARTICLEWILLING HELPERS AT THE SUCCESSFUL QUEEN OF THE CARNIVAL HELD AT TAIERI, OTAGO, IN AID OF THE BELG:
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe Queen (Miss Margaret Gawn), in centre of back row, together with other candidates for that honour and their maids...
  • ILLUSTRATIONLADIES OF THE REFRESHMENT STALL. WHICH WAS EXTENDED THE MOST GENEROUS PATRONAGE DURING THE CARNIVAL.
  • ILLUSTRATIONGROUP TAKEN AT THE OPENING OF THE CARNIVAL, included among who Mosgiel, Mr. Dickson, M.P., who opened the function, a...
  • ILLUSTRATIONGROUP OF LADIES WHO LENT INVALUABLE ASSISTANCE BY THEIR IN AS STALL HOLDERS.
• ARTICLENew Zealand’s Roll of Honour.
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• ARTICLEFOOTBALL.
• ARTICLEHOCKEY.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPARADE OF HORSES PRIOR TO THE RUNNING OF THE BRIGHTON HANDICAP, WON BY ENCORE, ON THE OPENING DAY OF THE DUNEDIN JOCK...
• ARTICLENEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE WM. A. J. DRAKE, 8th Southland Regiment, Otago Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATION2ND LIEUTENANT ERIC M. BURNA RD, Canterbury Infantry Battalion, Died of wounds.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE THOMAS MILLER, Otago Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONLANCE-CORPORAL J. G. MENZIES, 2nd South Canterbury Regiment. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCORPORAL MOSTYN PRYCE JONES South Canterbury Regiment. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE THOMAS S. MANSON, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCORPORAL HERBERT IBBOTSON, Otago Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE W. STANLEY HUGHES, A Company, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCORPORAL WM. JOHN COPELAND, Machine Gun Section Wellington Infantry Battalion. Killed in action.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE J. H. COCK, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSERGEANT W. CLARK, Otago Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE ALEX. SHIPMAN, Otago Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSERGEANT C. A. BICKNELL, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE JOHN H. T. PICKARD, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Died of wounds.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE T. R. BAXTER, 16th Waikato Regiment, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCORPORAL JOHN ATKINSON SCOTT, 2nd South Canterbury Regiment, Killed in action,
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE ROY A. V. HAWKE, Wellington Infantry Battalion Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE ARTHUR HARVEY, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONDRIVER FRED. BOYD CARSON, Field Artillery Brigade. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE JOSEPH MONTGOMERY, North Otago Regiment. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE ARTHUR J. CROSS, 8th Otago Regiment. Wounded
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE R. A. AUBREY, 3rd Auckland Regiment. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE ROBERT ASHWORTH, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE GEORGE H. TURNER, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE WILFRED ELLIS DOVE, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Killed in action.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE WESLEY EARLE VARCOE, Taranaki Co., Wellington Infantry Battalion. Killed in Action.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE DANIEL DAVIES, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSERGEANT K. O. J. ANDERSON, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE GEORGE SILCOCK, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE ARTHUR GORDON JOHNSTON, Otago Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE WM. JOHN MEYER, Wellington Mounted Rifles. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCORPORAL GERALD A. A. BARTON, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE TIMOTHY EDWARD O’DOWD, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE GAVIN PERCY DES FORGES, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded,
  • ILLUSTRATIONCORPORAL W. MARTYN, No. 2 Co. Army Service Corps, Divisional Train. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE G. S. COX, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Died of Wounds.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE A. SCRIVENS, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE ROBERT APPLEGARTH, Otago Infantry Battalion.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE THOMAS EDRIDGE, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONBUGLER PERCY THOS. STOKES, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE ROBERT WHEELER EARLES, Wellington Infantry Battalion Killed in Action.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE V. J. STICHBURY, 3rd Auckland Regiment. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONRIVATE MICHAEL PATRICK IcGILLEN, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Dangerously 111.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE THOS. SPENCER RUSSELL, 2nd South Canterbury Regiment. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE WILLIAM GREY, B Company, 2nd South Canterbury Regiment. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE R. J. DAY, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Killed in Action.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE HERBERT MALCOLM CAMPBELL, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Reported Missing.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE ERNEST JOS. BURGESS, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE JAMES DUNCAN, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE WALTER JONES., Wellington Infantry Battalion. Died of wounds.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE CHARLES ANGROVE, 10th North Auckland Regiment. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE W. A. COOK. Otago Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCORPORAL A. E. PRENTICE, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE WALTER REX BERES FORD, Wellington Infantry Bat talion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE HUNTER FAIRBAIRN, 14th South Otago Regiment. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE D. RITCHIE, North Otago Regiment. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE WILLIAM ERNEST ARCUS Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE E. O. L. REES, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE GEORGE M. SMITH, 4th Regiment, Otago Infantry Battalion. Dangerously ill.
  • ILLUSTRATIONDRIVER ARTHUR ED. WALTERS, Army Service Corps, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSAPPER E. O. RUDDOCK, of Napier, N.Z. Field Engineers. Died whilst under operation for appendicitis.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE FREDERICK A. STEELE, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE ROBERT EDWARD WATKINS, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Reported missing.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE E. J. FRYDAY, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Died of wounds.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE HUBERT LODGE, A Coy., Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE A. A. FOOTE, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Reported Missing.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE NOEL F. BURNETT, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE HENRY PEACOCK, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Died of wounds.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE A. J. PRIEST, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Killed in action.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE JOHN JOSEPH O’NEILL, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE ALBERT DONALD BOURK Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Missing.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE PATRICK McGINN, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE L. S. CHEESMAN, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE LEONARD G. NAYLOR, Otago Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE E. BOURK, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCORPORAL JOHN JAMES COWAN, 6th Hauraki Regiment, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE ARCHIE IVAN STAFFORD Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE ARNOLD VIC. CULLEN, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONLANCECORPORAL KENNETH ROY SQUIRRELL 3rd Auckland Regiment. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSERGEANT JOHN A. LAIRD, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE ROBT. FRANCIS GUDGEON. Canterbury Infantry Battalion, Reported Missing.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE CECIL BARKER, Otago Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE JOHN RICHD. WORGAN, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE E. C. HOULT, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE E. B. DE LACEY, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE JAMES LOUIS SCOTT, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE GEORGE PAYNE, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONDRIVER MARK FLETCHER, 3rd Auckland Regiment. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSAPPER LANCE F. S. TERRENI, N.Z. Field Engineers. Dangerously III.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE ARTHUR DANIEL SUTTON, Wellington Infantry Battalion Wounded
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE A. CLARKE, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE JOHN JOSEPH POWER, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSERGEANT E. R. JOHNSTON, 5th Hauraki Co. Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSAPPER P. H. GIBBS, First Division Field Co., N.Z.F.E. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE FRED. C. LOW, Otago Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE JOHN PLATO, Otago Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE G. H. TURNER, of Glenmore, Auckland. Severely wounded at Flanders.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE THOMAS ROTH BURNS, Signaller Headquarters Staff, 3rd Auckland Regiment. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE W. J. STANCOMBE, 15th North Auckland Regiment. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE PHILIP McLEAN, 16th Waikato Regiment, Auckland Infantry Battalion, Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE A. BENNETT, of Helens ville, Otago Infantry Battalion. Severely wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSIGNALLER W. ROBERTSON, 3rd Auckland Division. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE D. McPHERSON, Auckland Infantry Battallion. Wounded and dangerously ill.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE S. C. WELLS, 6th Hauraki Regiment, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE WILLIAM HANNAH, of Auckland, Otago Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE A. M. GREY, an ex-Aucklander, who joined Fiji Contingent and was wounded in head at Ypres.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE C. F. BICKERTON, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE HENRY LAMBERT HEYWOOD, 15th North Auckland Regiment. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONLANCE-CORPORAL JOSEPH WILLIS Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONGUNNER ALEXANDER COOKE, formerly second officer on U.S.S. Navua. Wounded at Dardanelles.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE NORMAN A. KOPKE, 17th (Ruahine) Coy., Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE GEORGE WILSON, Fiji Contingent. Killed in Flanders. Son of Capt. W. Wilson, Levuka.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCORPORAL W. J. RAMSAY, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCORPORAL GEO. WM. WRIGHT, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE P. HENNESSY, an ex-Aucklander. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONLANCECORPORAL MAURICE HUGGETT, 3rd Auckland Regiment. Killed in action.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSEAMAN H. STANSBURY, who was killed on the H.M.S. Philomel in the Red Sea.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE W. M. GRANTHAM, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE MARK WEBBER, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE H. O’MEARA, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE W. S. BICKERTON, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONLANCECORPORAL R. C. ROBSON, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Died of wounds.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE J. B. REISIMA, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCORPORAL W. J. BRYDON, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded,
  • ILLUSTRATIONMAJOR JAS. NEIL McCARROLL, 11th North Auckland Mounted Rifles. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE JOSEPH MARSHALL, 6th Hauraki Regiment, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Died of wounds.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE MCLAUGHLIN, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE W. S. DUNN, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded,
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• ARTICLETHE SOCIAL WORLD
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ILLUSTRATIONLADY FRENCH, Wife of Sir General French, the British Commander-inChief at the Front.
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• SECTIONBOXING
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLECHAMPION JESS WILLARD.
  • ARTICLE“HOW I BEAT THEM ALL.”
    • ILLUSTRATIONITALY ENTERS THE FRAY AGAINST THE TYRANNICAL GERMAN—A TYPICAL INFANTRYMAN OF THE ITALIAN ARMY.
  • ARTICLESLAVIN AND JIM HALL.
• ARTICLEGENERAL NOTES.
  • ILLUSTRATIONFAMOUS FRENCH AIRMAN FALLS INTO THE HANDS OF THE GERMANS—M. GARROS, who is reported to have been captured by the Germ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONNEW ZEALAND TROOPS IN EGYPT—“No Thoroughfare.” The came boy finds that a pass is required.
• ARTICLEBELGIUM.
• ARTICLEUntitled
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• ARTICLEMOTOR NOTES.
• ARTICLEECHOES OF THE WAR.
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• ARTICLEMOTORING CYCLING
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ILLUSTRATIONView in one of the Wards of the Michelin Hospital at Clermont-Ferrand, France, which was formerly part of the Micheli...
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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• ARTICLENew Zealand’s Roll of Honour.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSERGEANT C. F. McMULLAN, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Wounded and missing.
  • ILLUSTRATIONLIEUT. SYDNEY WILLIAM PAINE, Field Troops N.Z. Engineers. Killed in action.
  • ILLUSTRATIONLIEUT. ALLEN DOUGLAS GIBB DAWSON, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Killed in action.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE L. G. HILL, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE MATHESON, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE C. V. WALLACE, Field Ambulance. Wounded and progressing favourably.
  • ILLUSTRATIONLIEUT. NORMAN WM. McDONALD WEIR, N.Z.S.C., 15th North Auckland Company. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE J. E. HODGSON, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMAJOR ROBERT H. R. BAYLY, 15th North Auckland Company, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Killed in action.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSERGEANT ALAN WALLACE, of Auckland, N.Z. Engineers, British Section. Died of wounds.
  • ILLUSTRATIONLIEUTENANT CORNELIUS JAMES, 4th Waikato Regiment, Auckland Mounted Rifles. Killed in action.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSERGEANT A. C. HINMAN, Auckland Mounted Rifles Regiment. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE J. J. MILLS, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE R. G. CAPSTICK, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE J. BUTTERWORTH, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCORPORAL G. F. WILSON, Auckland Infantry Battalion.
• ARTICLELADIES'S GOLF
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ILLUSTRATIONVIEW OF THE PAVILION AT THE ONEHUNGA BOWLING CLUB’S UP-TO-DATE GREEN DURING A RECENT SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
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• SECTIONTHE STAGE
  • ARTICLEHIS MAJESTY’S.
  • ARTICLEUntitled
  • ARTICLEJ. C. WILLIAMSON’S PANTOMIME “CINDERELLA.”
    • ILLUSTRATIONMISS DOLLY CASTLES, Principal Girl of “Cinderella” Pantomime.
  • ARTICLEOPERA HOUSE
  • ARTICLETOWN HALL
  • ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLENEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE RICHARD B. TURNER, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Reported Missing.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE HENRY J. MORGAN Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSERGEANT FRANK SYD. DYER, A Company, Ist Canterbury Regiment. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCORPORAL BEN. HOWELL, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE IRVINE McEWEN, Otago Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE H. E. BROOME, of Wanganui, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Killed in Action.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE D. G. MCCARTHY, 14th Otago Regiment Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE P. STEWART, of Wanganui, Imperial Reservist. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE H. A. W. GRAY, WeL lington Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE H. J. MALONEY, of Auckland, N.Z. Field Ambulance. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE SAMUEL MURRAY PENNY, 12th Nelson Regiment. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE WILLIAM BARRETT, Otago Infantry Battalion. Died of wounds.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE WILLIAM A. MARSH, 14th South Otago Company. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE R. MYHILL, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Died of Wounds.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE F. B. ENWRIGHT, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Died of wounds.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE J. DEACON, 9th Hawked Bay Co, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded,
• ARTICLEGREENROOM GOSSIP.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMISS CELIA GHILONI, who plays the Fairy Godmother in J. C. Williamson’s pantomime “Cinderella,” to be staged at His M...
  • ILLUSTRATIONMR. CLIVE FARNHAM, of the Allen Doone Company.
  • ILLUSTRATIONTINY TOT MARJORIE AND LITTLE EILEEN, whose clever acrobatic act is one of the specialties of “Cinderella” Pantomime.
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• ARTICLESOUTHERN STAGE NOTES.
• ARTICLEMUSIC NOTES.
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• ARTICLENEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR
  • ILLUSTRATIONLANCE-CORPORAL CLAUDE BROOKE, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONLANCE-CORPORAL JOHN BLICK, Otago Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONLANCE-CORPORAL C. WILLIAMS of Wanganui. Joined Fijian Force, Killed by Poisonous Gas.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE J. BUCKLEY, 3rd Auckland Regiment. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE W. JOHANSEN, Auck land Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE JAS. HENRY ARTHUR MAINWARING, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE ARTHUR H. McCOY, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Died of Wounds.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE G. F. NYHANE, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCORPORAL C. DUSTIN, of Wanganui, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Killed in Action.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE HERBERT FREDERICK KEMBLE, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE N. N. GULLERY, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE JOCELYN B. TRIGG, Divisional Headquarters, Otago Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSERGEANT GORDON HOPE ALLAN, Otago Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE DAVID STEWART, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE ERNEST HENRY BEYETT, Otago Infantry Bat. talion. Wounded.
  • ILLUSTRATIONLANCE-CORPORAL D. O’BRIEN, 16th Waikato Regiment, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Wounded.
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• ARTICLELATE FOOTBALL.
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