THE WEEKLY GRAPHIC

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 133, 7 June 1910, Page 7

THE WEEKLY GRAPHIC

!N SEARCH OF THE POLE trhis weelt's issue contains a most interesting series of views dealing ■with. Captain Scott's expedition in search of the South Pole, pictures of Ms ship ''The Terra Nova," etc. THE GOVERNOR'S FAREWELL A splendid full-page portrait of Xord Plunket, whose terra as Governor of Sew Zealand has just expired. AT THE RACES Two pages of scenes at the Auckland Grand National Meeting.

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IN THE PUBLIC EYE—lnteresting portraits of interesting people. IN MEMORY OF MR. SEDDON—The , Premier unveiling the Seddon Memorial at Hokitika. GRAND OPERA IN NEW ZEALAND— Some of the principals in the coming Grand Opera Company. IFOR THE AUCKLAND ART GALLERY — Pictures from the Auckland Society of Arts Exhibition for the Auckland Art Gallery.

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'A SEVERE FLOOD—A unique photo., taken from a height of IOGOft, showing recent floods in Te Aroha. TECHNICAL EDUCATION—Two pages of views, showing the progress of technical education in Palmersto.u North. "CAPPING DAY"—Groups of students and graduates at the Auckland University Capping Ceremony. -& TRAVELLING TELEGRAPH—How wireless telegraphy has been adapted to the motor-car. HARBOUR WORKS IN WELLINGTON —Rebuilding the Wellington Harbour Board's goodshed, which was destroyed by fire hist year. THIS WEEK'S "GRAPHIC." Special Illustrated Articles THE WOLF AND ITS KEEPERS, A thrilling Story of life in a famous English light-house. TTRDER YOUR "WEEKLY GRAPHIC" TO-DAY. TO-DAY. News of thp Dominion. Week in Review. Music and Drama. Sports and Pastimes. Life i n the Garden. Short Stories. The Bookshelf. Progress in Science. BRIGHTEST AND BEST.

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