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1. Ex-Inspector Broham, 23 Sept 1898, Auckland Weekly News
2. Christchurch visitors at Ellerslie, 6 Jan 1899, Auckland Weekly News
3. The Third Contingent: Roll call at the Addington camp, Christchurch, 16 Feb 1900, Auckland Weekly News
4. New Zealand's Third Contingent for South Africa: View of camp at Addington, Christchurch, 16 Feb 1900, Auckland Weekly News
5. The departure of the Hawke's Bay rough riders for Christchurch, Saturday February 10, 23 Feb 1900, Auckland Weekly News
6. Members of the 3rd New Zealand Contingent arriving at Christchurch Railway station, 2 Mar 1900, Auckland Weekly News
7. Visitors bidding farewell to their friends at the Third Contingent camp, Christchurch Feb 16, 2 Mar 1900, Auckland Weekly News
8. Wanganui Rough Riders for the 3rd New Zealand Contingent in camp at Christchurch, 2 Mar 1900, Auckland Weekly News
9. Mr C Lewis, 22 Jun 1900, Auckland Weekly News
10. Mr H G Ell, 22 Jun 1900, Auckland Weekly News
11. Mr W W Collins, 22 Jun 1900, Auckland Weekly News
12. Front view of the Canterbury Jubilee Exhibition building, Christchurch, 2 Nov 1900, Auckland Weekly News
13. The concert hall in the Canterbury Industrial and Exhibition building, Christchurch, 16 Nov 1900, Auckland Weekly News
14. The opening of the Canterbury Jubilee building on 1 November 1900, with His Excellency the Governor and the Premier leaving the building, 16 Nov 1900, Auckland Weekly News
15. Fitzgerald Avenue, 30 Nov 1900, Auckland Weekly News
16. Charlotte Jane Avenue, 30 Nov 1900, Auckland Weekly News
17. The Harper Avenue, 30 Nov 1900, Auckland Weekly News
18. The Randolph Avenue, 30 Nov 1900, Auckland Weekly News
19. The Canterbury Jubilee procession opposite the General Post Office, Cathedral Square, Christchurch, 28 Dec 1900, Auckland Weekly News
20. The gathering of Anglican school children at the Canterbury Jubilee, 28 Dec 1900, Auckland Weekly News
21. The funeral of the late Colonel Francis, second New Zealand contingent, Christchurch, April 2, 12 Apr 1901, Auckland Weekly News
22. Royalty in Christchurch, 5 Jul 1901, Auckland Weekly News
23. The Shipping Companies' royal reception arch, Manchester Street, Christchurch, 5 Jul 1901, Auckland Weekly News
24. The Great Military Review, Christchurch, 5 Jul 1901, Auckland Weekly News
25. H.R.H the Duke inspecting veterans at the Christchurch Military Review, June 24, 1901, 5 Jul 1901, Auckland Weekly News
26. H.R.H the Duke of Cornwall presenting medals to returned troopers from South Africa, Hagley Park, Christchurch, June 24, 1901, 5 Jul 1901, Auckland Weekly News
27. Views of the Royal Visit to New Zealand, 12 Jul 1901, Auckland Weekly News
28. Snowballing in the streets of Christchurch after recent snowstorm, 26 Jul 1901, Auckland Weekly News
29. Winter in Christchurch: Hagley Park, showing River Avon after the Snowstorm of July 15th, 1901, 26 Jul 1901, Auckland Weekly News
30. Selections from the Wellington Camera Club's Intercolonial Photographic Exhibition, August, 1901, 10 Oct 1901, Auckland Weekly News
31. The Christchurch Cathedral Spire, showing displacement and cracks caused by earthquake on November 16, 1901, 28 Nov 1901, Auckland Weekly News
32. General view of the Addington camp near Christchurch where the southern portion of the 8th New Zealand Contingent are in training, 23 Jan 1902, Auckland Weekly News
33. Recruits for the 7th New Zealand Contingent, Addington, Christchurch, 30 Jan 1902, Auckland Weekly News
34. West Coast members of the 10th New Zealand Contingent at Addington, Christchurch, 1 May 1902, Auckland Weekly News
35. Right Reverend Churchill Julius, D D, Bishop of Christchurch, 8 May 1902, Auckland Weekly News
36. The right Reverend John Joseph Grimes, S M, D D, Bishop of Christchurch, 15 May 1902, Auckland Weekly News
37. The Midland railway, which will connect Christchurch on the east coast with Hokitika on the west coast, South Island, Lake Brunner in the background, 7 Aug 1902, Auckland Weekly News
38. Firing of the royal salute on coronation day in Christchurch, 21 Aug 1902, Auckland Weekly News
39. Coronation day in Christchurch with cars taking part in the procession, 21 Aug 1902, Auckland Weekly News
40. Mr Justice Denniston, Christchurch, 11 Sept 1902, Auckland Weekly News
41. Group of golfers at the New Zealand Golf championship at Shirley links, Christchurch, 5 September 1902, 18 Sept 1902, Auckland Weekly News
42. The New Zealand Golf Championship, Christchurch, 1 September, 1902, 18 Sept 1902, Auckland Weekly News
43. Gollan on the home green winning the first round with one up at the New Zealand Golf championship, 18 Sept 1902, Auckland Weekly News
44. A sunset at Sumner Bay, Christchurch, 2 Oct 1902, Auckland Weekly News
45. Mr H G Ell, City, of Christchurch, 4 Dec 1902, Auckland Weekly News
46. The five-mile motorcycle race at Lancaster Park, Christchurch, December 27, 1902, 8 Jan 1903, Auckland Weekly News
47. A view on the Avon River, Christchurch, 29 Jan 1903, Auckland Weekly News
48. Under the weeping willows: a scene on the River Avon, Christchurch, N.Z., 23 Apr 1903, Auckland Weekly News
49. A view of Christchurch from the cathedral, looking towards Lyttelton, 28 May 1903, Auckland Weekly News
50. A group of bishops and clergy at the consecration of Auckland's new bishop, St. Mary's Cathedral, 28 May 1903, Auckland Weekly News
51. A favourite promenade: the avenue beside the Avon River, Christchurch, 28 May 1903, Auckland Weekly News
52. Repairing cathedral spire, 16 Jul 1903, Auckland Weekly News
53. Steam trams leaving Christchurch for the suburb of Sumner, 16 Jul 1903, Auckland Weekly News
54. A general view of Sumner, the favourite seaside suburb of Christchurch, 16 Jul 1903, Auckland Weekly News
55. A panoramic view of Christchurch, looking towards Lyttelton, 16 Jul 1903, Auckland Weekly News
56. Under the weeping willows: a scene on the Avon River, 16 Jul 1903, Auckland Weekly News
57. Winter in Christchurch: Hagley Park, showing the River Avon after a snowstorm, 16 Jul 1903, Auckland Weekly News
58. Looking up the avenue beside the Avon River, 16 Jul 1903, Auckland Weekly News
59. A view of the Avon River, showing the rowing club house, 16 Jul 1903, Auckland Weekly News
60. A view of Lyttelton, the port of Christchurch, Canterbury, N.Z., 10 Sept 1903, Auckland Weekly News
61. A glimpse of the Avon River in Victoria Square, Christchurch, New Zealand, 1 Oct 1903, Auckland Weekly News
62. A view of Lyttelton, the port of Christchurch, Canterbury, N.Z., 21 Jan 1904, Auckland Weekly News
63. A scene on the Avon River, Christchurch, 21 Jan 1904, Auckland Weekly News
64. A group of delegates at the United Fire Brigades' Association's' annual conference, Te Aroha, Auckland, January 25, 1904, 4 Feb 1904, Auckland Weekly News
65. A boating scene on the Avon River, Christchurch, Canterbury, N.Z., 2 Jun 1904, Auckland Weekly News
66. THE MOTOR IN NEW ZEALAND: NEW MOTOR 'BUS, WHICH RECENTLY STARTED RUNNING IN CHRISTCHURCH, 9 Jun 1904, Auckland Weekly News
67. THE ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL, CHRISTCHURCH, 23 Jun 1904, Auckland Weekly News
68. THE INTERIOR OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL, CHRISTCHURCH, 23 Jun 1904, Auckland Weekly News
69. CONSTRUCTING THE DOME OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL, CHRISTCHURCH., 23 Jun 1904, Auckland Weekly News
70. A VIEW OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL, NOW BEING ERECTED AT CHRISTCHURCH, 23 Jun 1904, Auckland Weekly News
71. A BUSY DAY AT LYTTELTON WHARVES. SCENES AT LYTTELTON, THE PORT OF CHRISTCHURCH, CANTERBURY, N.Z., 23 Jun 1904, Auckland Weekly News
72. THE SUMMIT OF ARTHUR'S PASS, ON THE CHRISTCHURCH-WEST COAST ROAD, 4 Aug 1904, Auckland Weekly News
73. NEW ZEALAND'S TOURIST RESORTS: JACKSON'S ACCOMMODATION-HOUSE ON THE CHRISTCHURCH-WEST COAST ROAD, 4 Aug 1904, Auckland Weekly News
74. A GLIMPSE OF THE AVON RIVER, CHRISTCHURCH, CANTERBURY, N.Z., 11 Aug 1904, Auckland Weekly News
75. CANTERBURY COLLEGE AND BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL, CHRISTCHURCH, 11 Aug 1904, Auckland Weekly News
76. HIGH-STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, ONE OF THE BUSIEST THOROUGHFARES IN THE CITY OF THE PLAINS CANTERBURY, N.Z., 25 Aug 1904, Auckland Weekly News
77. THE GOVERNOR'S VISIT TO CHRISTCHURCH: THE RECEPTION TO LORD PLUNKET AND LADY PLUNKET AT SQUARE. CHRISTCHURCH. AUGUST 16, 1904, 1 Sept 1904, Auckland Weekly News
78. THE PUBLIC HOSPITAL AT CHRISTCHURCH, CANTERBURY, 15 Sept 1904, Auckland Weekly News
79. THE EXPRESS TRAIN LEAVING DUNEDIN FOR CHRISTCHURCH, 22 Sept 1904, Auckland Weekly News
80. A GLIMPSE OF THE HOSPITAL GROUNDS FROM THE AVON RIVER, CHRISTCHURCH, 6 Oct 1904, Auckland Weekly News
81. CHRISTCHURCH ELECTRIC TRAMS: WORKMEN ENGAGED ON CONSTRUCTION WORKMEN ENGAGED ON CONSTRUCTION WORKS IN MOORHOUSE AVENUE, 27 Oct 1904, Auckland Weekly News
82. CHRISTCHURCH ELECTRIC TRAMS: FORMING AN EMBANKMENT ACROSS THE ESTUARY TO SUMNER FOR THE TRAM LINE, 27 Oct 1904, Auckland Weekly News
83. AN INTERIOR VIEW OF CHRISTCHURCH CATHEDRAL, SHOWING THE NEW TRANSCEPTS AND APSE, 10 Nov 1904, Auckland Weekly News
84. THE CONSECRATION CEREMONY AT CHRISTCHURCH CATHERAL: THE CATHEDRAL, SHOWING THE ADDITION TO THE BUILDING, 10 Nov 1904, Auckland Weekly News
85. A VIEW IN HAGLEY PARK, CHRISTCHURCH, CANTERBURY, N.Z., 24 Nov 1904, Auckland Weekly News
86. CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOLS' SPORTS; THE MARCH PAST BY THE GIRL PUPILS, 8 Dec 1904, Auckland Weekly News
87. HAG ROCK, SUMMER, CHRISTCHURCH. N.Z., 22 Dec 1904, Auckland Weekly News
88. STEAM TRAMS LEAVING THE SUBURB OF SUMNER FOR CHRISTCHURCH, 29 Dec 1904, Auckland Weekly News
89. FEEDING SWANS ON THE AVON RIVER, CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND, 29 Dec 1904, Auckland Weekly News
90. HIDES AND LENTHER EXHIBIT BY MESSRS. BOWRON BROS.. CHRISTCHURCH, 12 Jan 1905, Auckland Weekly News
91. THE CHRISTCHURCH ELECTRIC TRAMWAY BOARD'S NEW POWER-HOUSE FALSGRAVE-STREET, 2 Feb 1905, Auckland Weekly News
92. SOUTH-EAST VIEW OF THE NEW CATHOCLIC PRO-CATHEDRAL. CHRISTCHURCH, 2 Feb 1905, Auckland Weekly News
93. A PORTION OF HAGLEY PARK, THE PUBLIC DOMAIN OF CHRISTCHURCH, 2 Feb 1905, Auckland Weekly News
94. MR. E. J. RIGHTON, SECRETARY TO THE FORTHCOMING INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION AT CHRISTCHURCH, 1 Jun 1905, Auckland Weekly News
95. MR. G. S. MUNRO, ACTING-SECRETARY FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIES AND COMMERCE AT THE FORTHCOMING NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION AT CHRISTCHURCH, 1 Jun 1905, Auckland Weekly News
96. CHRISTCHURCH MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC TRAM SYSTEM: COLOMBO-STREET, SHOWING THE OVERHEAD WIRES, POST, AND TROLLEY, 8 Jun 1905, Auckland Weekly News
97. HIGH-STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, FROM THE TOP OF AN ELECTRIC CAR DURING THE OPENING RUN, 15 Jun 1905, Auckland Weekly News
98. A WINTER SCENE IN HAGLEY PARK, CHRISTCHURCH, 15 Jun 1905, Auckland Weekly News
99. OPENING OF THE CHRISTCHURCH MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC TRAM SYSTEM: MRS. W. REECE. WIFE OF THE CHAIRMAN OF THE TRAM BOARD. STARTING THE FIRST CAR, JUNE 5, 1905, 15 Jun 1905, Auckland Weekly News
100. OPAWA BRIDGE ACROSS THE HEATHCOTE RIVER. CHRISTCHURCH, 29 Jun 1905, Auckland Weekly News

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