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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13435, 13 March 1907, Page 11

m Publications. ' AUCKLAND I WEEKLY NEWS, ?' : '' ,> TVT 0W ÜBI<IBHEIi - JBIS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS A WONDERFUL WEALTH AND VARIETY OF TTANDSOME TLLUSTRATIONS. *TAGNIKICENT pANORAMIC T7"IEW OF A UCKLAND GIVEN AWAY WITH THIS ISSUE. QPECIAL TROUBLE T)AGE. WONDERFUL WHITE ISLAND. ; EXCURSIONISTS FROM OrOTIKI LANDING ON THE ISLAND. VIEW OF THE BLOWHOLE INSIDE THE CRATER. VIEW INSIDE THE CRATER. SHOWING CLOUDS OF STEAM RISING FROM % CREVICES IN THE SIDES. TTTAIKATO /"IENTRAL QHOW. I GROUP OF OFFICIALS AND COMMITTEE. MR. S. C. MACKAY'S FIRST-PRIi." TEAM OF THREE HORSES SUITABLE FuR FARM WORK. MR. J. WARDS FIRST-PRIZE DRAUGHT FILLY, TWO YEARS OLD. MESSRS. WILLIS BROTHERS' PEDIGREE JERSEY BULL. MR. W. CHITTYS ROMNEY MARSH RAM. * A UCKLAND "O OWING A SSOCIATION'S pALA AT /^RAKEI. T THE BEACH AT ORAKEI BAY, AUCKLAND, " DURING THE PROGRESS OF THE ROWING EVENTS. T*7"AIHI INERS ' TTNTON OPORTS. GENERAL VIEW OF THE SPORTS GROUND AND SPECTATORS. WAIHI. TOSSING THE CABER: READY FOR THE TOSS. A GOOD THROW. IFLE ASSOCIATION'S TMTEETING AT "TTI^ELLINGTON. SOME OF THE FINAL FIFTY WHO SHOT FOR THE BELT. A. S. BALLINGER, WINNER OF THE BELT. pVTEW nrEALAND TNTERNATIONAL •pXHIBITION. MIMIC WARFARE AT THE EXHIBITION: THE DEFENDERS OF THE PA INDULGE IN A WAR DANCE OF DEFIANCE. A BIG MAORI WAR CANOE ABOUT TO MAKE AN ATTACK UPON THE PA. THE BESSES 0' TH' BARN BAND PLAYING AT THE EXHIBITION. r A pREAT pANNET pOOKERY. A PORTION OF THE GREAT ROOKERY AT CAPE KIDNAPPERS. A NEAR VIEW OF A GANNET ON HER NEST. THE ROCKS AT CAPE KIDNAPPERS. "-.-.-a'-*- i 1 * » ■•-•-•■> ■■*-.■' «■* ; " ' '" "DRESS A SSOCIATION A KNUAIi /CONFERENCE. DELEGATES AT THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE HELD AT CHRISTCHURCH. mHE TUTIMSTER FOR T ANDS IN THE •Vj-ORTH A UCKLAND pROVINCE. THE CROWN LANDS COMMISSIONER POINTS " OUT THE NATIVE LAND AT KAIKOHE. THE PRESS REPRESENTATIVES' WRECKED BUGGY AFTER THE SENSATIONAL BOLT DOWN KAIKOHE HILL. VTEW "PLYMOUTH'S p ROWING rpRADE. THE S.S. TARAWERA LEAVING THE BREAKWATER AFTER BERTHING BEFORE HALF-TIDE. .PORTION OF THE FLOCK OF SOME 10,000 SHEEP WHICH ARRIVED AT NEW PLYMOUTH BY THE S.S. TARAWERA. QCENES ON THE QUTLYING TSLANDS OF -VJ-EW r^EALAND. WANDERING ALBATROSSES ON THEIR NESTS. ANTIPODES ISLANDS. SEA LIONS RESTING ON THE ROCKS, ANTIPODES ISLANDS. AMOSG THE PENGUINS ON THE ANTIPODES. ANCIENT MORIORI CARVING, CHATHAM -. ISLANDS. •VTEW nrEALAND'S TTAURI /CUM TNDUSTRY. AN ENGLISH GUMDIGGER AT WORK IN DEEP "GROUND, WHAREHINE. A GANG OF AUSTRIAN GUMDIGGERS AT ;., WORK NEAR PORT ALBERT. T|»ULL T>AGE OF KETCHES. THE NATIVE LAND COMMISSION, HELD AT NAPIER RECENTLY. •jITISOELLANEOUS piCTURES. OKAHUMOKO BAY. WHANGAROA. 'iv ROBINSON'S ISLAND, BAY OF ISLANDS. j VIEW OF RUAPEHU MOUNTAIN FROM THE ifv KARIOI PLAIN. .«.«-, KIAKOKOPU CREAMERY. BAY OF PLENTY. A NOVEL METHOD OF HOUSE-SHIFTING. "' THE CHOPPING COMPETITION AT THE ji , - PORT ALBERT SHOW. A SHELTERED WEST COAST CAMP. W : A BOLD HEADLAND NEAR THE EAST CAPE. :: : NEW DISTRICT GRAND MASTER OF ENG- [«£ LISH FREEMASONRY. BLOWING UP A STANDING TREE ON A FARM IN THE CATLINS DISTRICT. VIEW OF THE GREEN LAKE. WHITE ISLAND M THE REV. SAMUEL MARSDEN. ft; BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. „„,„.«,« -'. ERUPTION OF MAUNA LOA VOLCANO. :: A SAMPLE OF WHAT THE DAIRYING INDUSTRY MEANS TO NEW ZEALAND. WORKING CARGO AT DOUBTLESS BAY. ■ FLAXMILL ON THE SILVERSTREAM. OTAGO. RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION ON THE CAT-LINS-WAIMAHAKA EXTENSION GRAPE-GROWING IN AN AUCKLAND HOT- ' "" HOUSE NETTING PIPER AT WHANGAMUMU. i AUCKLAND MEEKLY NEWS lyrow "PUBLISHED. T>KinE, QIXPENCW.