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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13456, 5 June 1907, Page 11

" ' " Publications. AUCKLAND . jffiEEKLYi NEWS- • isr ow "p ublishei) ' jHIB WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS A WONDE TUIi WEALTH AND VARIETY OF TTANDSOME JLLUSTRATIONS. - FECIAL TROUBLE pAGE. ROME BEAUTIFUL VIEWS FROM TH NORTH AND SOUTH ISLANDS 0 V NEW ALAND. ON THE WAirUN'OA RIVER, NAPIER. 'Stives CROSSING THE ONUARUE RIVE . AT taumakunui. ON THE SHORES OF lake wakatii'u. ~ -' STRANDED. ■'-',' DRAUGHT MARES AND FOALS ON A FAR AT BANKS' PENINSULA. MILKING TIME. ' TArK'S ISLAND AND BAY. CATLINS, OTAG( • VIEW OF THE FETANB VALLEY, ON TU N\riEß-TAUPO ROAD. -■'■■)■ THE POND IN THE DOMAIN, QUEENSTOW '/ t '■ 1 LAKE WAKATIPU. fk UCKLAND -RACING pLUB'S j^INTI •■„ ■jITEETING. - ' ' ' THE FIELD RETURNING FROM THE COR WALL HANDICAP. URANIUM. WINNER OF -.THE- CORNWAI HANDICAP. MERRIWAI, WINNER OF THE GREAT.NO THERN HURDLE RACE HANDICAP. THE CROWD ROUND THE MACHINE. ■ X FINE START FOR THE MAIDEN WELTI HANDICAP. TAKING THE LAST JUMP IN THE ORE; NORTHERN HURDLE RACE. ' " IT ACROSSE :"V UCKLAND V. XXTT.LLINGTC THE WELLINGTON TEAM. : THE AUCKLAND TEAM, WINNERS OF Tt .' MATCH. ■ /''■."■ THE GAME IN PROGRESS. TTNIVERSITY /"SAPPING /CEREMONY. GROUP OF GRADUATES AND UNDE '..', GRADUATES PRESENT. GROUP OF GRADUATES UPON WHOM TI HONOURS WERE CONFERRED. •VTORTH TSLAND p.\DET pHALLENGE , CHIELD. /;".." '•" GROUP OF THE WELLINGTON TERRA( SCHOOL. CADETS, WHO WON Tl I SHIELD. -. . | J OSS OF THE TTjAKOTA. raE UNITED STATES GREAT NORTHEI COMPANY'S STEAMER DAKOTA, ASHOJ ON THE JAPANESE COAST. . ' CIR JOSEPH : T-yARD IN: J ONDON. . . THE RECEPTION GIVEN BY THE HON.' ' PEMBER REEVES, HIGH COMMISSION! FOR NEW ZEALAND. f EIGHTEEN-CARAT GOLD CASKET. CONTA] ING THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY I : LONDON, PRESENTED TO : SIR JOSEI WARD. ■ TTNION DTEAM CHIP /COMPANY'S ME QTEAMER. " '- " - THE S.S. KOMATA A. NEWCASTLE-0 .- ". . ■■ TYNE. -' . . . ' ' /s . rfIHE . A USTRALASIAN QQUADRON. - AN IMPOSING VIEW OF THE VESSELS i ANCHOR. '" TTP'ANGiA.VUI JOCKEY "pLUB'S ■ "ryiNTER JEETING. . ._ MARGUERITE, WINNER OF THE CONNOLI :, - HANDICAP. .;• ; . ~•..,..;:.-.■■, ~ THE LEADING HORSES IN: THE GRAN :. STAND STEEPLECHASE TAKING TI LOO JUMP. . ■ THE FIELD RISING AT THE LOG .TUMP ] , r , THE WANG AN STEEPLECHASE. QPENING OF A XTEW "DOAD T> ETWEE "pUKEKOHE AND A KE \ KE. ' MR. MASSEY. M.H.R., AT THE, OPENIK ■ ■ •■ CEREMONY. . : ;,;'■ ,':'.;'.-.^ . mERRIBLE TjIFFECTS OF TTURE ON A % ■:' OTEAMER. ■X'.'xrX-.:. • THE GLASGOW STEAMER NETHERTON. D STROYED BY FIRE WHEN LADEN WPI " ";. '. BENZINE. ■ ':.' ■;..'•'■"';;. ■"■' RASS OEEDING ON /DANES'- - J>ENINSULA. '« CUTTING OUT A CORNER. THRESHING THE COCKSFOOT GRASS FC .■.: SEED. '- ■ . ' - ■.'-■' rpHIRTY-NINE V BAR S OF pROGRESS A yy-AIUKU. THE SETTLEMENT IN THE YEAR 1868. THE TOWNSHIP OF TO-DAY. " TIJISCELLANEOUS,: JLLUSTRATIONS. .EMPIRE DAY IN CHRISTCHURCH. TRAMMING OUT FLAX TO A MILL A PALMERSTON NORTH. * NETTING WHITEBAIT ON THE BULLE RIVER. BAND ROTUNDA AT OREYMOUTH. THE SCHOOL BUILDINGS AT TAUMARUNU VIEW OF KAWAKAWA TOWNSHIP. THE WHARF AT KAWHIA. AUCKLAND'S TEMPORARY TRAFFIC RRIDGI THE BRIQUETTE WORKS AT WESTrORT. THE SALVAGED HALF OF THE LINE SI7FVTC PANORAMIC VIEW FROM GOVERNOR'S BA' LETON „ ■ „,'"■■ NEW GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. NAPIER. VIEW OF THE JUNCTION WHARF, PAEROA MR. JAMES CRABTREE. NEW BANK OF AUSTRALASIA, HAMILTON. VIEW OF THE LAGOON, NEWTOWN PARI A PICTURESQUE "CASCADE NEAR HAWER. COACHING THROUGH THE BUSH ON TH NAPIER-TAUPO ROAD. ' m .'.„„ THE OUINEMURI COURT. WHICH OBTAINE FIRST PRIZE AT THE WINTER SHOW A HAWK TRAPPED ON AN OWAKA FAR? OTAGO. ; ._, _„_. THE SEDDON MEMORIAL LAMP AT PUK. ' KOBE. , 'AUCKLAND MEEKLY NEWS TVTOW jjublished. JJRICE, QIXPENCE.