AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEW S.
I NOW ISSUED. . : -:* I HANDSOME LUSTRATIONS...'.v-:?i'jj STRIKING DOUBLE-PAGE }1 PANORAMICS. •' ■ ~H ,i • 'M AUCKLAND-POVERTY BAY HOCKEY $ MATCH. _ t ——— WAR SCENES IN THE FAR EAST. \] AUCKLAND HORTICULTURAL SO. k i CIETY'S SPRING SHOW S' 1 ."■■••.■•■.'• -i ''■■..'■' '' ' V• , I ' if. \ EARTHQUAKE EFFECTS AT If MASTERTON. - . • NEW ZEALAND TENNIS REPRE SENTATIVEB. . ,';; UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY® ■ H NEW STEAMER NAVUA. ' 1 . " '"'''-'I NORTH AUCKLAND KAURI GUM 1 INDUSTRY. " ' 'I ; "i NEW ZEALAND'S GOLD MINING * \ INDUSTRY. ' I -' 1 ■ -. ..■'.■; — ; p-> . s: 1 PICTURESQUE NEW ZEALAND - "' i PICTURESQUE NEW ZEALAND ■' ___ ' '■-" ,: -' ft ■"•:■••::,> . ■.: ~< CARTOONS AND COMIC PICTURES.-' ; f The current issue of the Auckland We, si* ~ *• >' News contains a remarkable variety of at. £ tractive illustrations, which will appeal to * a very wide public All the recent current -* events of interest are dealt with, besides ■"- numerous town and industrial views, and somV-.'i"' \ of the scenic beauties 01 both the North and ' South Islands. The double-page of the num. ber is devoted to striking panoramic views - of Dunedin, Wanganui, and Kelburn, a rising residential suburb of Wellington. The J, pictures are exceedingly comprehensive, that - b . of Dunedin showing a fine stretch of tb«; harbour, and the whole of the progressiva' Southern city. The view of Wanganui, takes f from St. John's Hill, shows. something «f 'v,| the size and situation of the rai 'dly groi/inv . . ; town, and that of Kelburn, one of Welling--.. ten's rising suburbs, depicts the difficulties v which have to be overcome bv Wellington residents in securing residential sites on the extremely broken country which sur-'-S rounds the Empire City. , ' " 7/ The Auckland-Poverty Bay hockey match, played at Remuera last Saturday, is well ', illustrated. South Island scenes and auk ' : jeots include some picturesque views of the principal /Southern centres, and a special "', full-page picture of the Grey Valley, Westland, from Brunnerton. A fine series 01 war : pictures deals with some of the most uoUble'•' : ! incidents in the recent fierce conflicts bet Teen ' •' the Russians and Japanese, and' pictures of : Now Zealand's gold mining industry compris* scenes on the Coromandel goldfields ' ' and alluvial mining in Southland. ,'. ' ' Numerous other views, groups, and por- •.- traits, including an excellent cartoon 6&-. - the' recent' Parliamentary land debate over -.' the freehold and leasehold question, the •'- Auckland Horticultural Society's spring?' X show, the' Union Steamship Company tmel :■ ■■ ■' steamer Navua, the proposed Waikato-Man& ; v, : ■■•>■; kaucaral, and New Zealand's tennis , repre-'--. '-"-l sentatives, together with the usual amount of high-class letterpress, contributed a \ moat attractive-number, and ■a ■ publication ■'-'" which, for general public interest, ttayds : '-* unrivalled in. the colonies. -The Wjsjslv News is now issued.' and" ' # may bo ob:au*i from all agents and' run-'" " :; - ners.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12660, 14 September 1904, Page 6
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430AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12660, 14 September 1904, Page 6
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