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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13048, 13 December 1905, Page 2

Publications. - ■ — '■ ~:... :,.,-„ i ; i j': : . «<™<:' Wo AUCKLAND ' WEEKLY! NEM& " ■' ■VTOW T>UBLISHED. I.' ' ' ' , . ..' , '. .-•■- " \'- '•- THIS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS AN UNUSBAG , '- WEALTH OF INTERESTING AND TTANDSOME TLLCSTRATIONS. ::•■ QUPERB -r\OUBLE--pAGE TJICTURE. BEAUTIFUL BUSH SCENE AT NGARUA- >' : WAHIA, WAIKATO. • ! jU-EW ZEALAND ENEEAL LECTIONS. \ "■'■■% PORTRAITS OP ALL THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES. " u THE SCENE OUTSIDE THE " HERALD" ANTI "WEEKLY NEWS" OFFICE ON ELECTION ; NIGHT. SNAPSHOTS AT THE AUCE ■ LAND POLLING BOOTHS. , i MR. BAUME GOING ROUND THE POLLTNfi PLACES IN AUCKLAND EAST. , A SNAPSHOT AT KING EDWARD'S COLLEGE ',' '. MR. POOLE AT PONSONBY HALL. AN INTERESTED PARTY AT KING EB WARD'S COLLEGE. THE SCENE AT ST. BENEDICT'S HALL. MRS. BAUME AT ST. BENEDICT'S HALL- 1 : A LADY VOTER. " .;;' .-g| MR. A. M. MYERS AT THE FEDERAL HALL. '.'' A ''' MR. RICHARDSON AND A LADY VOTER. -- MR. KIDD AT THE FEDERAL HALL. ' V » CARTOON. \, > '-■;''..':.. " ," r6:,'.j. A RECORD MAJORITY I ; . 5 "i . ■■' ■■ ■': ■ i •■' . ; , -' " gCENES AT THE pONEONBY -REGATTA. i THE R IKI 1* THE FIRST-CLASS YACHT .!! ' . THE THELMA, IN THE FIRST-CLASS YACHT ''V 3 ■ KACE. '* i - ••:; J THE YAC R H^R B A°CE'. IN THE ' «WU« ' THE yacht K ricf! lllo THB ' Fi *st-class /,'\ t THE START of the OPEN HANDICAP i YACHT RACE FOR 26-FOOTERS 1 THE , START OF THE HANDICAP YACHT - Ift\^d under). RESTRICTED CLASS, , 22FT AND UNDER). , \ u * oO > | THE HARBOUR, FROM NORTHCOIE. 3 .. 3 T HE M AORr G IRLS ' S O3OOI, iB 421^8 '^ : ' - ' ' THE GOVERNOR ARRIVING AT THE >-: » . METROPOLITAN GROUNDS ™ B " - r LORD PLUNKET DECLARING THE HUT. -■' ' HUINGA OPEN. nui ,^ 3 ' ' ,'■■'■ '' "■ i : ."■;;. "' - : -.-; - 1 jNT EW yEALAND TjXJOTBALL rpEAM IX ,"' 1 ~ TCINGLAND. _ ' '''.'," * PASSING WHEN COLLARED IN THE SOMER. SET MATCH. ™^ ) '. ,;'', ■:■ "w-. ; - , A SNAPSHOT IN THE SOMERSET MATCH. ~' ) . - rJ ' , "-." '.;,.' I TQESTBUCTIVE piRE AT pHRISTCHTJECE. THE RUINS OF MESSRS. BOWRON BROS.' WOOLSTON TANNERY. WORKERS SAVING TINS OF BENZINE. - "PROGRESSIVE TTAWKEIS AY. THE OPENING OF THE NEW TUKI TUKI •« ■ BRIDGE, NEAR WAirAWA. . : \ THE OPENING OF THE NEW FOREST GATE ■-'"'' WATERWORKS AT ONGAONGA. , v - I '. -. ■. . T 'ENTENTE pORDIALE IN THE pACOTO, 'Z ■ FRENCH VISITORS CELEBRATING KING ED- ' [ WARD'S BIRTHDAY ON BOARD H.M.6- '-•,- '■' , TEGASUS AT NOUMEA. \ ..'.'. i , .... ■ ■ • . ~ --vfi i J^" EW ZEALAND'S rriIMBER TNDUSTRT. ■ LOADING TIMBER AT GRAHAM'S FERN, "-i. "' NORTHERN WAIROA. ' . HAULING LOGS- TO GARDINER'S MILL. ; '* [ MOAWHANGO. ' vTHE TIMBER STACK AT THE GOVERNMENT '- % MILL,. KAKAHI. :.*",* . , ■ ; SPECIAL TjU'LL-pAGE piCTURS. . '.l^ THE UPPER PELORUS VALLEY. MABtt • '*" ''i BOROUGH. - .v-.,-. >; i QSTRICH "piARMING IN \ UCKLANB, A FLOCK OF BIRDS ON HELVETIA FARM* "' ' PUKEKOHE. '. ~ H4TISCELLANEOUS piCTURES. ,:"; THE WANGAEHU RIVER IN FLOOD. BANGfc TIKEI. ;.,- THE LATE MR. J. VILE. SOLDIERS' BAY, WAITEMATA, AUCKLAND. '*;! PANORAMIC VIEW OF AUCKLAND HARBOUR SHOWING SOME OF THE WHARVES AND SHIPPING. <* A VIEW OF THE GARDENS, NAPIER, ON HOSPITAL SUNDAY. ' \^r: SIR HENRY CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN. NEW, PRIME MINISTER OF ENGLAND. SPRING CREEK, MOAWHANGO, BANGITIKET. WAIPAWA RAILWAY STATION, HAWKED > BAY. THE THAMES RIVER AT PAEROA, SHOWING '. -• THE WHARF. • A SCENE ON THE WANGANUI. '■' ,Mj A TYPICAL SCENE ON THE UPPER REACHES . SI OF THE WAIKATO RIVER. XUJAOi "' , y AUCKLAND ' . MEEKLY! NEWS. V ,—; c '~,.,)«., "MOW 1031162335 - ■ >