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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13368, 24 December 1906, Page 10

Publications. ' ' ■ -■■■ n • ■ ■•■■ - _-—— ——- AUCKLAND (WEEKLY NEWS. pitRISTMAS TTOLIDAY UMBER. -VTOW pUBLISHEU. THIS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS A REMARKABLE WEALTH AND VARIETY OF "I TANDSOME T ILLUSTRATIONS. ■ t QPECIAL TROUBLE TJAOE, SUMMER SCENES IN MAORI- . LAND. PREPARATIONS FOR RECEIVING VISITORS AT THE PA. A CHRISTMAS GREETING AT THE PA. A LITTLE DISPUTE OVER THE CHRISTMAS DINNER. HAPPY HOLIDAY TIME AT THE KAINGA. THE DAY AFTER SANTA GLAUS' VISIT TO THE KAINGA. BETTER THAN THE PAKEHA WAY. (STRIKING 7TUTLE T>AGE.' HOME FOR THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. '\ffiW JJ&MW9 TNTERNATIONAL j PXHIBITION, | - SPLENDID FULL PAGE. VIEW SHOWING WONDERLAND AND SURROUNDING ATTRACTIONS. FROM THE TOWER OF THE EXHIBITION BUILDING. THE -GENTLE ART OF MOKO: A MAORI .WARRIOR UNDER THE HANDS OF THE "'*' TRIBAL TATTOOIST AT TE ARAI TE . URU PA. A SPLENDID SPECIMEN OF MAORI MANfcHOOD. A WARM WELCOME TO THE .FIJIAN'S AT . THE PA. "':'>' "VTORTH A UCKLAND "DAILWAY. THE SERVICE ROAD AND WORKMEN'S * CAMP ON THE HOTEO RIVER. T> OWING TITATCH OX THE TX7"ANGANUL • STANBURY, EX-WORLDS CHAMPION. ;. WEBB,'THE NEW ZEALAND OARSMAN. SCULLING RACE ON THE WANGANUI RIVER '.' * ' .. T\/'ELLINGTON QWIMMING Q*PORTS. A COMPETITOR IN THE HIGH-DIVING COM- •;...■ PETITION IN THE TE ARObI#HS. - PETITION IN THE TE ARO ' BpFHS. ■VTORTH TSLAND TV-TAIN "TRUNK "DAILWAY. , \ " » PREPARING FOR LAYING THE RAILS OF .--.'. THE TRACK ON THE WAIMARINO PLAINS. "V , , ''1 UNFURLING THE FLAG AT THE RAURIMU , (CANVAS) PUBLIC SCHOOL. TTOP TNDUSTRY IN "YTEW ZEALAND: •' A BUSY GROUP OF HOP-PICKERS IN A NELSON GARDEN. ' SPECIAL TTOLIDAY OCENES. .A QUIET STRETCH OF WATER ON THE MAHINAPUA CREEK, NEAR HOKITIKA. v AK IDEAL . PLACE FOR A HOLIDAY: A i CORNER OF THE BEAUTIFUL BLUE LAKE, MOUNT TONGARIRO. HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS OF THE THERMAL - REGIONS : A BOILING POOL AT ORAKEI KORAKO. , _-. A PICTURESQUE REACH ON THE AWAROA RIVER, KAWHIA. ■ A STRIKING VIEW IX THE BEALEY GORGE, ' \ OTAGO. OIL LAUNCHES CRUISING ON THE WAIHOU RIVER, NEAR IE AROHA. A PEACEFUL SCENE IN THE HEART OF THE BUSH. 4 ON THE UPPER REACHES OF THE RAKA- : NUI RIVER, KAWHIA. ~ '. TO NEW ZEALAND'S INTERNATIONAL EXC 7?' HIBITION, VIA THE WANGANUI RIVER. " \IOW \\7"E TfN,TOY OUR /CHRISTMAS, ,' . - - IT OLIDAYS. - FULL.' PACK OF HIGHLY POPULAR ' AND AMUSING SKETCHES OF HOLIDAY INCI- . DENTS. " . - TJEAITIFUL -piIOTOGRAPHIC STUDIES. "SISTERS:" A GRACEFUL CHILD STUDY, BY JENKINSON, AUCKLAND. '-A BUSK NYMPH:" FROM SCHMIDT'S PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBIT AT THE NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. "IyriSCELLANEOUS pICTURES. A PICTURESQUE CORNER OF THE WANGANUI RACECOURSE: THE TEA GARDENS. THE LAST JOB BEFORE CHRISTMAS: ■: MENDING A HOLE IN THE ROAD ON' „THE WHANGAMOMONA SADDLE, NEAR STRATFORD. A view OF r-ALMERSTON-STREET, WEST TORT A GENERAL '"U'.W OF THE TOWN" OF GREYMOUTH. THE MAYOR AND BOROUGH COUNCILLORS ; OF vfANGANU!. THE COMIC CAPTAIN ok kopenick. ! S.S. MELBOURNE LOADING KAURI TIMBER AT WHAKAPiRAU, KAIPARA. SHEEP-RAISING ON A BUSH SECTION IN ; . • .., TARANAKI: MUSTERING THE FLOCK. WHARF AND CHURCH AT OBAN. HALF- / MOON BAY, STEWART ISLAND. VIEW OF GREYMOUTH. FROM COBDEN HILL VIEW OF NELSON, MARLBOROUGH. : NEW BRIDGE .AT MAGAITI OVER THE WAIHOU RIVER. NEW BRIDGE AT PAEROA OVER THE ■ OHINJEMURI RIVER. AUCKLAND , WEEKLY NEWS. -'' ■ ! MOW "PUBLISHED. "PRICE, —.PENCE.