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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 230, 28 September 1935, Page 25

* Brett's Christmas Number Christmas thoughts for friends abroad... Beautiful studies of New — — 1 Zealand home life, scenery, p r' and sport, by the Dominion's foremost cameramen. Unequalled for showing friends abroad t|*ue New Zealand life. FIVE FULL PAGEg IN COLOUR. * PERPETUAL ICE FIELDS GLITTERING IN THE SUN—In the Rob Roy Glacier Valley, Otago. A SYMPHONY OF SPRING—On the shores of Lake Taupo. WHERE WILD NATURE REIGNS SUPREME —In the fiordland of West Otago. WHILE THE BILLY BOlLS—Trampers in the foothills of the Tararuas. BESIDE THE IDLE SUMMER SEA—Milford-Beach, Auckland. A beautiful colour plate printed in conjunction with a clear calendar for 1936. CONTENTS: lIaA. MASTERPIECE OF NATURE'S ARCHITECTURE Caverns and blowholes on the coast between ' Greymouth and Westport. RICH WITH MEMORIES OF THE ROMANTICJ'AST g j I — The picturesque church of St. Paul's, Paihia. B ! ! GLORIOUS FOREST AT THE HEAD OF PELORUS ■ SOUND, ETERN AL FOAM I glimpse of Lake Mapourika, Taupo. GTON from the Tinakori Range. EVERMORE "Th Bridge of Remembrance and the River Avon, Christchurch. LINE DIMMED WITH MIST—The coastal road between Greymouth and Westport. ORMS OF CENTURIES Th A scene near ipQ OHURA £ the bush-clad heights of the Tangarakau^Gorge. the streets of Wellington. NORTHLAND H d FROM I THE ALPS Tcf THE SEA—The natural beau- — ties of Canterbury. t PUBLISHED ON MONDAY OCTOBER 14 OBTAINABLE froln A „ Booksdlerß , Asents „„ or direct from the "Auckland Star" Office, Shortland Street, Auckland. stnrtCß vaiid rnnv unu/ DDirc 1 / POSTAGE: Id to all British possessions by direct steamer; 4d via UKUEK TUUK LUrl nUWi • rftllC Z/- San Francisco and Vancouver; 4d to America, Europe, Asia and Africa. m———mm—mm—

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