AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13482, 8 May 1907, Page 8

AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS.

•'-.•• ■' • '■•;,*■■ ■ ■■-' . '■'•:■/ ■■ ■ -*■: ' ; NOW ISSUED* * i ' ~' ' - | HANDSOME ILLUSTRATIONS y ; STRIKING DOUBLE-PAGE; i- ; "' v - ■.■"'.' ■■ • -.•■■"' ?' ; ' :, ' ? ?l ;, WANG TOWN AND RIVER, ' I OPENING DUCK - SHOOTING*' ; SEASON, I ■. - ■ _ THE ROADLESS NORTH* GREAT VOLCANIC ACTIVITY » N.Z. FEDERATED PAINTERS I AND DECORATORS' FIRST. "'. CONFERENCE. , FLOODS IN THE MANAWATU ' LAUNCH OF H.M.Sv 'V | . INDOMITABLE- C | PHEASANT -SHOOTING ; ■". SEASON. „ I - X - : - ■ i • -Hf \ *', *A *• '■■'■■ ■ " ' "" . i N.Z. RAILWAY OFFICERS' \\ COUNCIL. WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN M ENGLAND. RUGBY UNION PRESIDENT'S I CUP. The current issue of tho Auckland' 1 Weekly News contains , &"'■'. very : large.' variety of .interesting and high-class illus-> trations,. drawn from widespread sources, <- On the double page will be found a re- ¥ markably fine panoramic view of .tho town § and river of Wanganui, and two highly in-"' teresting pictures of duck-shooting en the | opening day of the season. • j Included among the current events dealt /I with are some unique photographs taken ,-f inside the craters of Ngauruboo and- Rua- ? pehu volcanoes, which have recently been in a high state of activity. •■ That of ; JCga- | uruhoo wa:s taken at great personal risk, ah I most on the edge of the inner crater, whichS is most dangerous to j approach owing to ':'• the frequent violent outbursts that take I place, filling the outer crater with poison- I j ous fumes. >, gj i-;. Other pictures contained in the number I are duck-shooting scenes on Lake Waikarej "f the opening of a new' 7 charitable; institution ,| in Wellington, recent heavy floods in lb* " Manawatu, scenes in the Roadless North ' . after : one night's rain, federated painters' and decorators' first annual conference, ■.• launch of the largest cruiser in the British .. navy, pheasant-shooting in New Zealand, installation of Wellington's Mayor, the pro- - t _ gress of woman suffrage in England, and a group taken at 1 the railway officers' seventh ; annual: conference. , ~, ~„,,.,, . ,v. ,i ■ Numerous other" gioups. views, au3' jax- * v ' traits, together with the usual amount; of ,; high-class letterpress, contribute to.a most, 4 attractive number, and a publication which '■', for general public interest stands unrivalled '; in the colonics. ' . , ; JThe Weekly News is now issued, and r may be obtained froni all agents and I runners. , i. ■ '