AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13030, 22 November 1905, Page 3

AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS.

NOW ISSUED. I„• ~ • HANDSOME ILLUSTRATIONS. EXCELLENT DOUBLE PAGE PANORAMICS., > Vr OPENING OF. THE KAIPARA FLATS RAILWAY SECTION. WANGANUI AGRICULTURAL SHOW. , AUCKLAND AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIA. TION'S MONTHLY RUN. OPENING OF THE AUCKLAND POLO [ SEASON. STRIKING FULL-PAGE POLITICAL '' CARTOON. 1 AUCKLAND HORTICULTURAL SO- • CIETY'S SUMMER SHOW. —: — THE TRAGEDY AT ASHBURTON. VICTORIA RACING CLUB'S SPRING MEETING. AUCKLAND'S PROGRESSIVE GOLD- - ;■* . MINING INDUSTRY. • THE PICTURESQUE WAIKATO NEW ZEALAND'S TIMBER INDUSTRY. . PARLIAMENTARY CANDIDATES. The current issue of the Auckland WeeklT] News contains a, remarkable variety of high-), class illustrations, dealing with events' of wide interest, as well as some beautiful,' scenic and industrial views in various por-' tions of the. colony. The double page is dtn voted to excellent panoramic views of the. opening of the Kaipara Flats section of the < North Auckland railway, the Wanganui: Agricultural and Pastoral Society's show on People's Day, and the Auckland Automobilo ' Association's monthly run. The opening of' the Kaipara Flats railway section is a most important step towards the development of North Auckland, and the fino.panoramic of the ceremony shows the large assembly of residents and visitors at the station when the Premier was declaring the line open. Scenes at. the Auckland Horticultural Sb- 1 ciety's show illustrate the largest and mosfc successful function yet held by the society* and include general views, showing the ex hibits in the marquees, some of the principal prize-winning exhibits, and the beautiful bridal bouquet in the Choral Hall. A striking full-page cartoon 011 the politic cal situation shows-the attitude of the rival parties, and conveys an excellent idea of th» methods and aims of the respective leaders. Numerous other groups, views, and por-i traits, including the opening of the polo season on Saturday last, the recent terrible tiagedy at Ashburtou, the Victoria Racit_ Club's Spring Meeting, Auckland's progressive mining industry, Wellington Harbour, improvements, and the picturesque Waikato, together with the usual amount of high-class letterpress, contribute to a most attractive number, and a publication which for genera! public interest stands unrivalled in .the colonies. K The Weekly News is now issued, and maj be obtained from all agents and runners.