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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13494, 22 May 1907, Page 11

; ; " Publications. 'AUCKLAND I . ffgEEKLY NEWS; :■:.'■■'.■■■■ Publications. [AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS, I -vrow published, 1 ! j-jjj WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS A WONDER- ! ' FUL WEALTH AND VARIETY OF ! / TTANDSOME TLLUSTRATIOXS. qrECUL TROUBLE TJAOE. ' SELECTIONS FItOM THE WEEKLY NEWS NINTH PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION. ' '. ' , l .-• ON THE OWAKA RIVER, CATLINS. ON A TARANAKI FARM. JFF FOR THE WEEK-END CRUISE. ' ] fHANGAREI FALLS. / ' OAKURANGA JJUNT QLUB'S ]^[EET. : -t--i MEET OF THE HOUNDS AT ST. JOHN'S, ,'■, AUCKLAND. mAKAPUNA JOCKEY QLUB'S TTTINTER T\TEEITKG. THE CROWD ROUND THE MACHINE ON THE FIRST DAY'S RACING. . MILLIE, WINNER OF THE EMPIRE HANDIr-.'".-.'.''-'.'' - . CAP. ■ r .'■ ~~~ • • N EW TEAM fTHRAWLER. ._ THE GRIMSBY TRAWLER NORA NIVEN AT . ' • NAPIER. • 'i NEAR VIEW OF THE VESSEL, SHOWING THE Ur-TO-DATE FISHING APPLIANCES. THE CREW OF THE NORA NIVEN. A UCKLAND TjURMERS' , TJNION pONFERENCE. GROUP TAKEN AT THE CONFERENCE. T7ISIT OF THE AUSTRALASIAN " QQUADRON. - { " . IHE SQUADRON AT ANCHOR IN AUCKLAND , HARBOUR. ■'.-.;. •.'.,.■' ■■■'; ' T>IG "TVIRE AT TTASTINGS. ■ THE SCENE OF THE CONFLAGRATION. a VIEW OF THE RUINS ON THE MORNING AFTER THE FIRE. AUSTRALIA'S QREAT QOAL QENTRE. A VERITABLE FOREST OF MASTS AT THE By; :; DYKE, NEWCASTLE.; f\ AMARU'S mOWN TTALL. THE NEW BUILDINGS NOW UNDER CON:,':BvSTRUCTION. . ■,■,■;< ;'■ " .!; ~',■; :,.-.;.-;., ■-■ "yiEW OF THE OAMARU STONE QUARRY, FROM WHENCE MATERIAL IS BEING OBTAINED FOR THE NEW BUILDING.. . „ jpXLMERSTON -MrORTH'S "gIG "QRAINAGE HV , SCHEME. TEE MAYOR, BOROUGH ENGINEER. AND A jf MEMBER OF THE COUNCIL ON THEIR ■; WAY TO THE NEW WATERWORKS. , TEE DAM WHICH IS TO SUPPLY WATER 'j * FOR THE NEW SEWERAGE SYSTEM. ; »A UCKLAND piPE "D AND. : GROUP OF MEMBERS ,OF THE AUCKLAND >, ; DRUM AND PIPE BAND. ; • A TijTEW yEALANDER AT THE pOURT ~'\ ~' _ .OF QPAIN. DR. GLENDINNING, PHYSICIAN TO THE QUEEN OF SPAIN, PLAYING GOLF WITH KING ALPHONSO. : . _J. . rVPENING TM-EW .TITAROPIU SCHOOL. . GROUP TAKEN AT THE CEREMONY. ' ' TIIG pAME TTUNTINGIN AFRICA. A FINE LION SHOT BY COLONEL HAYESSADLER, IN BRITISH EAST AFRICA. AN EAST AFRICAN RHINOCEROS, SHOT ON ■:-' A RECENT HUNTING TRIP. SELECTIONS FROM THE TXTEEKLY "VTEWS :.. MINTH pHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION. ; PRODUCE WAGGONS READY FOR THE ROAD V-:"- AT AKAROA. ; VIEW OF THE OWAKA RIVER, OTAGO. HAULING logs FOR THE HOUIPAFA BRIDGE, CATLINS, OTAGO. CAMPERS RETURNING FROM A TRIP TO ' THE WEST COAST. , CEOSSCUTTING AN UPROOTED KAURI. jft/TISCELLANEOUS piCTURES. • ' " ON THE TRACK TO MOUNT EGMONT. AN "OLD MAN" SCHNAPPER CAUGHT OFF ; ORAKEI WHARF. » , > , TE MATA (RAGLAN) SCHOOL CHILDREN PREPARING THEIR GARDEN FOR WINTER CROPPING. VIEW OF GORE, SOUTHLAND. :, A TYPICAL SCENE AT PATTERSON'S INLET. GOLDEN BAY. STEWART ISLAND. ■•■:,- .VIEW OF INVERCARGILL. " MASTER GUNNER RICHARDSON, WHO HAS •-■ BEEN PROMOTED TO A CAPTAINCY AND THE POSITION OF CHIEF INSTRUCTOR OF ARTILLERY FOR THE COLONY, 1 WIREMU TAMIHANA. ; Tlffi LATE MR. DAVID E. LINDSAY. LOADING FRUIT CASES ON AN ISLAND STEAMER. THE FIRST MAYOR AND COUNCILLORS OF THE BOROUGH OF EKETAHUNA. .. VIEW OF THE ONEKENEKE HOT STREAM, TAUPO. THE TOWN OF ASHBURTON. '. READY FOR THE MORNING BATH. VIEW OF HAUTAPU BLUFF. KAWHIA. LREWERA NATIVES SHOEING THEIR V „^HORSES AT TE WHAITI. ~; VIEW OF LIVINGSTONE'S BEACH, HAWERA, • " TARANAKI. THE TEA KIOSK, ROTORUA. «- , JACKING A LOG INTO LINK. CURIOUS ROUND ROCK ON A WANGANUI . ' \ ■■- ■ FARM. ... Wfiii * • '' ' •■' : .':-.■:' i .'-'■ '{rAUCKLAND '■■.'', WEEKLY! NEWS ■'■ ■ l ■■■'■'«•■',, '.■ -■' "' ■■." . ■'•';-.. '.''■:.■■■' '' "*' MOW pUBLISHED. PUCE, CUfSENCE. ■ • 1 : ; .;: r .»; ■; . ■' ' ■ , '" < ■ ■ '■'. . " '