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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 169, 19 July 1910, Page 7

THE WEE6CU GRAPHIC IN SEARCH OF THE POLE. A. splendid series o£ pictures ia this week's issue, showing tlie departure of the Terra Sfova from London, tlie route tie expedition vrf.ll talie, portraits of tlio leaders, etc., etc. LORD ISLINGTON IN AUCKLAND Two fdl-pages are devoted to scenes during his Excellency the Governor's visit to Auckland. FOOTBALL IN NEW ZEALAND Interesting groups of tlie English. and American teams, at present touring New Zealand. THIS WEEK'S "GRAPHIC^ {LEADERS OF COMMERCE—Leading figures in commercial circles of the Dominion. THE FLOW OF IMMIGRATION—The arrival of the Tainuij -with, over 200 immigrants, at Wellington. THE TOLL OF THE Alß—The Hon. C. S. Rolls, tlie foremost British, svfo ator, killed at Bournemonth, THE BLAMELESS MAEBLE—Two fin* examples of the sculptor's art. THIS WEEK'S -GRAPfIICn AN 8000-TONNER TOR NEW ZES* LAND—Launch of the s*. Pabeha. RESIGNED—His Lordship, Bishop NeSt gan, resigned owing to ill-health. ILORD ISLINGTON AND THE, OLD GUARD —His Excellency the Gover* nor B.t the Veterans' Home, Axicfe" land. THIS WEEK'S "GRAPHIC." I THE GROWTH OF THE WATTTATp—i An interesting comparison. ■"WIRELESS" .IN AUCKT/AND-Jn-teresting photos, of the plant ■which ha 3 heen installed at the Sacred Heart College, Auckland. A SUBSTjETUTE FOR HORSES —Experiments at Home in the-use of : the "caterpillar" traction engine for artillery transport, THIS WEEK'S "GRAPHIC." Special Illustrated Arciclea, THE BIRTH OF THE TELEPHONE. CURIOSITIES OF THE LINKS. THE LARGEST RAILWAY STATION. IN THE WORLD. Week in Review. Sayings of the Week. News of the Dominion. Music and Drama. The Bookshelf. Life in the Garden. Short Stories. Illustrated Articles. Verse, etc BRIGHTEST AND BEST. THE WEEKLY GRAPHIC