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- ARTICLEN.Z. Sporting and Dramatic Review
- ARTICLEThe Opening of the Summer Racing Carnival in Auckland—Snapshots at Ellerslie on Boxing Day.
- ARTICLERACING REVIEWED.
- ARTICLETARANAKI JOCKEY CLUB.
- ARTICLETURF TOPICS.
- ARTICLEThe Race for the 1917 Auckland Cup, of 2650 sovs. (two miles) at Ellerslie on Boxing Da
- SECTIONINTERPROVINCIAL.
- ARTICLEWANGANUI.
- ARTICLEHAWKE’S BAY.
- ARTICLEWELLINGTON.
- ARTICLECANTERBURY.
- ARTICLESOUTHLAND.
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- ARTICLENEW YEAR MEETINGS.
- ARTICLESTRATFORD RACING CLUB.
- ARTICLEMARTON JOCKEY CLUB.
- ARTICLEPOVERTY BAY TURF CLUB.
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- ARTICLEScenes on the Western Front and Nottingham’s Gift to New Zealand.
- ILLUSTRATIONA LIGHTNING FRENCH “COUP DE MAIN” IN CHAMPAGNE. This remarkable photograph of a trench raid actually in progress was ...
- ILLUSTRATIONAN AMMUNITION DUMP ON THE BRITISH WESTERN FRONT. SOLDIERS ACTIVELY ENGAGED IN LEVELLING THE GROUND AND STACKING THE A...
- ILLUSTRATIONNOTTINGHAM’S GIFT TO NEW ZEALAND.—PRESENTATION OF A MODERNLY-EQUIPPED AEROPLANE TO THE DOMINION IN RECOGNITION OF HER...
- ARTICLEWhere the Gallant French Armies are Fighting—Scenes in the Battle-scarred Area
- ILLUSTRATIONGERMAN MACHINE GUNS TAKEN BY THE FRENCH ON TALOU HILL DURING A SUCCESSFUL ADVANCE.
- ILLUSTRATIONIN THE MIDST OF A DEVASTATED, AREA IN FRANCE.—A WOODEN CAFE CONSTRUCTED AMONG THE RUINS. In Gerbviller, a locality th...
- ILLUSTRATIONFRENCH NAVAL GUNS ABANDONED ON TALOU HILL IN 1916, AND RE FRENCH DURING A BRILLIANT ADVANC
- ILLUSTRATIONFRENCH GENERALS AND OFFICERS ASSEMBLED AT A POINT BEHIN SION OF PRESIDENT POINCARE CONFERRING DECORATIONS UPON GENERA...
- ARTICLENOTABLE WAR EVENTS IN THE OLD COUNTRY.
- ILLUSTRATIONALDWYCH THEATRE NOW ANZAC HOSTEL. The Aldwych Theatre, London, the scene of many theatrical successes, has been conve...
- ILLUSTRATION"YE OLDE DEPTFORD FAYRE.”—The village of Deptford, England, recently made a special effort to help the funds for the ...
- ILLUSTRATIONEMBLEMATIC OF A GREAT BRITISH NAVAL VICTORY.—NELSON WREAT occasion of the 112th anniversary of Trafalgar, which was c...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE QUEEN’S VISIT TO WOOLWICH DOCKYARD.—TWO GIRL “REDCAPS ATTENTION AND SALUTED AS THE QUEEN AND PRINCESS PASSED BY, ...
- ARTICLEThe Opening Day of the Auckland Racing Club’s Summer Meeting.
- ILLUSTRATIONHYMESTRA (J O’SHEA), NEXT RAILS, AND KING LUPIN (H. ROBINSON) DISPUTING SUPREMACY IN THE RAILWAY HANDICAP (SIX FURLON...
- ILLUSTRATIONA STERLING FINISH IN THE NURSERY HANDICAP (FIVE FURLONGS)—LONG RANGE (B. DEELEY), ON OUTSIDE, DEFEATS FIRST RAIN (H. ...
- ILLUSTRATIONLORD KENILWORTH (G. CLARKE) WINS THE SHORTLAND PLATE (ONE MILE) FROM THE FAVOURITE, SILVER TONGUE (EMERSON), WITH GLE...
- ILLUSTRATIONFABRIQUETTE (H. GRAY) SCORES A CONVINCING VICTORY FROM BELLACITY (J. CAMPBELL) AND BLUE CROSS (M. D. O’SHEA) IN THE R...
- ARTICLEThe Opening Day of the Auckland Trotting Club’s Summer Meeting at Alexandra
- ILLUSTRATIONSCIENTIST (J. T. PAUL) LEADING TATTLES (RINNIMONT) AND GRATTAN CHIMES GOING OUT OF THE STRAIGHT IN THE EDEN HANDICAP ...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE FINISH OF THE EDEN HANDICAP TROT.—HOVA (G. PAUL), SCIENTIST (NEXT RAILS), WITH GRATTAN CHIMES
- ILLUSTRATIONA PANORAMIC VIEW OF THE MAIN STAND AND LAWN AT ALEXANDRA PARK ON CUP DAY AT AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB’S RECORD SUMMER ME...
- ARTICLEThe Auckland Trotting Cup and the Great Northern Trotting Derby.
- ILLUSTRATIONGOING OUT OF THE STRAIGHT THE FIRST TIME IN THE AUCKLAND TROTTING CUP.—CHID (J. BRYCE) LEADING HAROLD JUNIOR (BROWN),...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE FIELD ENTERING THE FINAL CIRCUIT IN THE AUCKLAND TROTTING CUP.—CHID SHOWING THE WAY TO SIR FULHAM, HAROLD JUNIOR,...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE FINISH OF THE AUCKLAND TROTTING CUP (TWO MILES).-STEEL BELL (LYNCH) WINNING FROM WAVERLEY (T. RICHARDS), WITH AUS...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE FINISH OF THE GREAT NORTHERN TROTTING DERBY (ONE MILE AND A-HALF).—PRESIDENT WILSON (HENRICKSEN) DEFEATS QUEEN CH...
- ARTICLEBritishers at War in France.—Typical Snapshots from the Fighting Line.
- ILLUSTRATIONTAKING NO RISK WITH ENEMY DUDS.—GUNNERS ARRANGING TO EXPLODE A BOCHE SHELL BY A CHARGE OF GUN-COTTON.
- ILLUSTRATIONA HIGHLAND MACHINE-GUNNER READY WITH HIS GUN FOR ANY EMERGENCY.
- ILLUSTRATIONLIVING THE LIFE OF A MOLE.—BRITISH TOMMIES IN THE ENT
- ILLUSTRATIONA HIGHLAND GAS SENTRY READING A LETTER FROM HOME. NOTE HAND.
- ARTICLERACING REAVIEWED.
- ARTICLEGISBORNE RACING CLUB.
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- ARTICLERACING REVIEWED
- ARTICLETROTTING.
- ARTICLEBLOOD WILL TELL.
- ARTICLERACING FIXTURES 1917-18.
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- ARTICLEMOTORING & CYCLING
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- ILLUSTRATIONA 30-35 h.p. six-cylinder Napier car leaving Buckingham Palace on the occasion of a recent investiture by H.M. the Ki...
- ILLUSTRATIONFRENCH AVIATOR V. GERMAN SUBMARINE. BOMBS ON A PIRATE RAIDER. Not a week passes without some official note of the par...
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- ARTICLETHE SOCIAL WORLD
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- ILLUSTRATIONAn interesting ceremony.—Twenty-eight sailors and twenty-four soldiers were recently decorated by the Duke of Connaug...
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- SECTIONTHE STAGE
- ARTICLEHIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE.
- ARTICLEOPERA HOUSE.
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- ARTICLETHE REAL LANGUAGE OF SONG.
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- ARTICLEGREENROOM GOSSIP.
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- ARTICLEOfficial Photograph taken during Operations on the British Western Front.
- ILLUSTRATIONA WRECKED GERMAN OBSERVATION POST, SHOWING BRITISHERS IN POSSESSION. THE LANDSCAPE AROUND THE BATTLEFIELD IS STREWN W...
- ILLUSTRATIONA GERMAN POSITION DESTROYED BY BRITISH GUNNERS.—An old windmill, which was made by the enemy into a very strong post ...
- ILLUSTRATIONNOT FOR DRAWING CORKS, BUT FOR USE IN CONSOLIDATING NEW a rest while taking up corkscrews specially made to act as st...
- ILLUSTRATIONNOVEL DEVICES EMPLOYED BY THE BRITISH FOR THE PURPOSE OF BARBED-WIRE ENTANGLEMENTS. A British soldier taking up corks...
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- ARTICLEHERE AND THERE.
- ARTICLETHE REBUILDING OF FRANCE.
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