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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 8, 11 January 1899, Page 6

MJiiW NOW READtf NOW READY. Aiiii/pW^irDiHl QIHIP MlMdtllJ DIM \ AUCKLAND: Its Besonrees and Possibilities^ The Land of Sunshine, Fruit and Flowers. COMPLETE REVIEW OF AUCKLAND INDUSTRIES. NEARLY FOUR HUNDRED ILLUSTRATIONS. AN UNEQUALLED PUBLICATION. MANY BEAUTIFUL VLEWS OF AUCKLAND. - % The holding of an Industrial and Mining Exhibition in^Anckland has been considered an appropriate occasion on which to issue an exhaustive account of the Resources and Industries of AucKland. I These are graphically described and profusely ;^ ' g Auckland Star Exhibition Number, which contains as much literary 1 matter as *oulu fill a volume of 500 pages. 1 ■ • ..'.'■ a Among the principal subjects dealt with are:— ; v| GLIMPSES OF NEW ZEALAND AND ITS HISTORY. NORTH AUCKLAND AND ITS RESOURCES. ;' •■'. THE COUNTRY SOUTH OF AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND: IT'S BRIEF BUT EVENTFUL HISTORY. | THE AUCKLAND OF THE. FUTURE. INTERVIEWS ON THE CITY'S PROGRESS. -■■■■■ ---.---■• ■-. _ ~... ym THE MAORI OF TO-DAY. I ARCHITECTURE: ITS EVOLUTION IN CITY AND SUBURBS. AUCKLAND HARBOUR AND DOCKS. . "' J SrORTS, PASTIMES, AND PLEASURE GROUNDS. COMMERCIAL INSTITUTIONS. ] EDUCATION: THE UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE. AND GRAMMAR ~< , ' " SCHOOL. > 1 CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS. | A LAND OF UNRIVALLED SCENIC ATTRACTIONS. ';": ------ POULTRY RAISING..- ■- *- *-"»~ -j - 4£IUCyLTURAL, PASTORAL, A.NP DAIRYING- * § FRUIT AND VINES. 1IMBER: ITS WORKING ANI) PROVINCIAL OUTPUT. KAURI GUM: A UNIQUE. RESOURCE. FLAX INDUSTRY. ■■ ' -.""■■ • ■■■ ' *' ..-_,; >AV.'CKLANp FISHERIES AND THEIR FUTURE. THE WHALING INDUSTRY. THE MINING INDUSTRY—A COMPLETE .ACCOUNT OF OUR GOLDFIELDS. ' OUR MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES. ' .THE EXHIBITION. tHH^ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦>♦ M M M:M M* ♦ M MMI t THE ILLUSTRATIONS It +++ + »t;»».-» *+** »»t *» * t+♦»♦ ♦.»»Vtt'V» -X : Am \ - '■ ■ :■-■■"■" . , ;rfl| Aye too numerous to describe in detail, h&t they Included) MAGNIFICENT, PANORAMA OF AUCKLAND, SPECIALLY PHOTOGRAPHED. ' I BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF THE HARBOUR^ ■ '.■"■. ' - " '■''•■ '- " ■■■'•' *' * .*_4Js VIEWS FROM MOUNT EDEN: A CHARMING SERIES. SCENES IN THE CITY. ' ;J AUCKLAND CITY FROM ALBERT PARK. I '■■"'.. '.:■■."- -:-••" Si THE CHURCHES. WATERFALLS IN THE AUCKLAND PROVINCE. THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS. YACHTING, RACING, ROWING, POLO, HUNTING, AND ATHLETIC SCENES. ARCHITECTURE IN CITY AND SUBURBS PICTORIALLY EXHIBITED. THE CALLIOPE AND AUCKLAND GRAVING BOCKS. SCENES ON THE WHARF. ff BANKS AND INSURANCE BUILDINGS. v BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. • INTERESTING PICTURES OF MAORILAND. HOT LAKES VIEWS: GEYSERS, TERRACES, AND BOILING S_P_RJNO_3. . '-At THE PROVINCIAL TOWNS: THAMES, CORQMANDEL. GISBORNE; PORTRAITS OF SOME WELL-KNOWN COLONISTS. THE UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S FLEET. . 1 THE NORTHERN COMPANY'S OFFICES AND STEAMERS. SCENES ON THE FARM AND IN THE ORCHARD. ,; TYPICAL PICTURES ILLUSTRATING THE TIMBER, GUM, FLA^ AND FISHING INDUSTRIES ~~*' MANY GOLDFIELDS SCENES. ETC., ETC., ETC, *+•»+♦++♦+m ♦ rrrrrri mm *+h++++£ 4 PRICE ONE SHILLING. f