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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13464, 17 April 1907, Page 11

Publications. AUCKLAND WEEKLY: NEWS. ■JWTOW pUBLISHED, «g]fi WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS A WONDERFUL WEALTH AND VARIETY OF TTANDSOME TLLUSTKATIONS. QPECIAL TVOUBLE T>AOE. » NEW PANORAMIC VIEW OF CHRISTCHURCH CITY VIEW OF THE waihi GOLD MINING COM. PANT'S BATTER* AT WAIKINO. •RAVELLING OX THE ROAD TO THE EAST CAFE. rpHE -OAISED .-MARQUE XyAUTL. THE VESSEL BEING SUCCESSFULLY BROUGHT TO AN EVEN KEEL. "VTEW SUBURBAN rpRAIN /"IAR. THE SPECIAL CAR BUILT AT THE NEWMARKET RAILWAY WORKS TO COPE ; WITH AUCKLAND'S SUBURBAN TRAFFIC mERRIBLE -TVISASTER TO S.S. T>ERLIN. THE DOOMED VESSEL BREAKING IN HALF AMIDSHIPS. PLAN SHOWING LOCALITY OF THE WRECK. THE BOAT IN WHICH THE HEROIC CATTAIN SPERLING RESCUED THE LAST THREE WOMEN LEFT ON BOARD THE WRECKED VESSEL. 'A N E " H OME QTEAUERTHE SHAW, SAVILL. AND ALBION COMPANY'S SPLENDID NEW STEAMER ARAWA. A DECK VIEW OF THE ARAWA. LINKING OF THE OTEAMER pROGNER. A UNIQUE PHOTOGRAPH, SHOWING THE ACTUAL FOUNDERING OF THE VESSEL. npARANAKI /"VDDFELLOWS' JUBILEE. GROUP OF OFFICIALS AND MEMBERS OF THE LODGE AT NEW PLYMOUTH. ITUURANOA -piFLE TITEETING. THE LADIES' SHOOTING COMPETITION IN PROGRESS. QHEEF-REARING AT THE A NTH-ODES. GENERAL VIEW OF THE HON. CAPTAIN TUCKERS WOOLSHED AND MEN'S QUARTERS AT PERSEVERANCE HARBOUR. CAMPBELL ISLANDS. \ THE STEAMER RIMU TAKING IN WOOL. CAMPBELL ISLANDS. pOOTEALL AT THE pXHIBITION. WELLINGTON COLLEGE OLD BOYS'. TEAM. WHO PLATED IN THE FIRST MATCHES ON THE EXHIBITION SrORTS GROUND. ■WW yEALAND'S -TIRADE .WITH JNDIA. A BUSY SHIPPING SCENE ON THE RIVER HOOGLY, AT CALCUTTA. TDEBLTLDING OAK "FRANCISCO. dOME OF THE RESTORED SKYSCRAPERS IN THE BUSINESS QUARTERS OF THE CITY. TTTTEST A USTRALIAN jTNING TySASTER. DIVER HUGHES SUCCEEDS IN REACHING THE ENTOMBED MINER VARISCHETTI. rpHE pREAT A WAKENING OF /~IHINA. SOME OF THE NEW TROOPS IN CAMP DURING RECENT MANOEUVRES. N EW 7 EALANDS 'TIMBER TNDUSTRY. VIEW IN A KAURI FOREST NEAR RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS. A BUSH SAWI'IT AT TE PUIA. BUSHMEN CONSTRUCTING A DAM ACROSS A CREEK IN THE HEREKINO KAURI FOREST. LOGS ON SKIDS ALONGSIDE THE RAILWAY LINE AT KAIHU. VIEW OF THE KAIHU RIVER, IN THE KAI'K! TIMBER COUNTRY. (TITISCELLANEOUS piCTURES. VIEW OF orOTIKI RIVER AND WHARF. ONEHUNGA TOWN AND HARBOUR. FLOCKS OF GULLS SHELTERING BETWEEN THE AUCKLAND WHARVES DURING THE RECENT GALES. ORAUKAUA BAY, . RAWHTTI, BAY OF ISLANDS. riLOT BOAT CROSSING THE BAR AT OPOTIKI. MOONLIGHT ON LAKE ROTORUA. CAPE MARIA VAN DIEMEN LIGHTHOUSE. TAURANGA WATERFRONT AND WHARVES. UNLOADING GOODS FROM BOATS INSIDE THE REEF AT PORT AWAN'UI. RUSSELL. BAY OF ISLANDS. MR. D, ROBERTSON, THE NEW SECRETARY OF THE NEW ZEALAND POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT. MR. SIDNEY E. LAMB, THE NEWLY-AP-POINTED LECTURER IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING FOR THE AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. ME. R. W. HOLMES, THE NEWLY-APPOINTED ENGINEER-IN-CHIEF FOR THE COLONY. WAIPJRO BAY, AUCKLAND. * THE MAORI METHOD OF STACKING AND ' DRYING CORN. VIEW Or MIRROR CREEK, HOKITIKA. THE GIANTS" GATE FALLS, TE ANAUMIL- j FORD TRACK. ) VIEW IN THE INVERCARGILL GARDENS. ; ISLAND BAY. WELLINGTON, ON A RECENT . SUNDAY AFTERNOON. ) BURNING PAPA ROCK FOR ROAD METAL- ] LING AT KOHURATAHI. I BURNING PAPA ROCK AT WHANGAMOMONA. REMAINS OF OHINEMUTU PA. ) VIEW OF OUINEMUTU. 1 QUEEN-STREET WHARF, AUCKLAND, ON A . BUSY DAY. ) AUCKLAND \ WEEKLY NEWS \ f MOW pL'BLISHED. i j pRiGE. SIXPENCE.