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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 243, 14 October 1925, Page 15

Brett's Christmas Annual 1925 Will be Published on MONDAY, OCTOBER 19th. An Ideal Souvenir and a Perfect Present Solves the difficulty of the Christmas Gift CONTENTS: HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR AND FAMILY AT HOME IN NEW ZEALAND. A LESSER KNOWN GLACIER OF THE SOUTHERN ALPS. The Therma Glacier with views of Mt. Aspiring and Waitoto River. THE MONARCH OF THE NATIONAL PARK, A unique view of Ngaruahoe. NEW ZEALAND'S PUBLIC GARDENS. Picturesque glimpses in the Parks of Auckland. Palmerston North, New Plymouth. Dunedin, Christchurch, Wellington, Napier, and Rotorua. FROM STUBBLE TO HARVEST. Handling the grain crop on New Zealand farms. SHADOWS AND REFLECTIONS IN HAURAKI GULF. Scenes at School House Bay, Kawau, and on the Coromandel Coast. LAKES OF NEW ZEALAND'S WONDERLAND. The Ohinemutu shore of Lake Rotorua and a secluded bay on Rotoiti. SCENES AT THE GREAT BARRIER. At the head of Whangapara Harbour. A GLIMPSE OF WARRINGTON. A popular resort of Dunedin City, people. __ ... THE MOUNT, TAURANGA. A coming coastal watering place. IN WHANGAROA'S PICTURESQUE HARBOUR. The Waimana Creek and the boulder-strewn beach of Okahumoko Bay. PARADISE OF THE FLY FISHERS. Salmon and trout in New Zealand. A fully illustrated article. CHILDREN AND THEIR PETS. Four Beautiful THREE COLOUR PAGES "A BUSH TRACK." A forest scene showing an old-time bullock team toiling patiently in the blazing sun. "WHERE DANCING SUNBEAMS ON THE WATERS PLAY." A picturesque peep. Tokaanu at the southern end of Lake Taupo. A celebrated fishing centre. "THE PINK TERRACE." One of the world's thermal wonders destroyed in the eruption of 1886, and above the site of which the tourist < now passes by boat among boiling springs. "THE NEW ZEALAND RHINE." A beautiful reach on the Wanganui River. i — " — " n " — ~~~ ~~~ i THE SUPPLEMENT I " TOMIKA TE MUTU " j shows a famous East Coast Chief. The paint- I ing is from General Gordon Robley's famous | pen-and-ink life sketch of the well-known old I Chief of Motuhoa Island, Tauranga tribe, j Ngaiterangi, by T. Ryan. General Robley 1 painted a large copy, which he presented to ] King Edward VII. on the very day that our j King George V. was meeting the Maori people I at the great Rotorua Tournament, June 14, 1 1901. General Robley received a gracious I autograph of thanks. I ' ~ n-TTTTt-iiTiiiiiniiiiiiiniiirnii mum ■''■«»ii'' > '«i"«»*'i«i^iii>*wiiiwiHwiiwwMiiiMii>iwwiwwisiw»wwwiiitwimummmw.mLi^ Brett's Christmas Annual Get one as a souvenir and post one abroad. You could not choose a more acceptable Christmas present for relatives or friends overseas. PRICE, 2/Obtainable from all Booksellers throughout the Dominion, or direct |rom the BRETT PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY, LTD., J Shottl.nd Street, Auckland.