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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13480, 3 July 1907, Page 11

I Publications. :: j : AUCKLAND /\ " V RfiEEKM NEWS :'"! ■■\';..". ■.-_'"■ -:■:'. ■ \ • •VTOW pUBMSHED. , : • THIS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS A WONDER I \ FUL* WEALTH AND VARIETY OF TTANDSOM3 TLI.USTRATIONS. SPECIAL TROUBLE T>AGE. PANORAMIC VIEW OP INVERCARGILL. MITCHELL'S COVE, NEAR WHANGARE ' " HEADS, / VIEW OF POST OFFICE COVE, WHANGAHEI ;'" D AY v ' M C ACHLAN. ✓ ' McLACHLAN WINNING THE 130 YDS. THE HUSH CHAMPION WINNING Till 3MVDSFINISH OF TUB FIRST HEAT IN Till 'NOVICE HANDICAP. '.-"IAUCKLAND TTUNTINO REASON. i ' GROUP TAKEN AT MR. GORRIE'S RESI I , DEXCE, THREE KINGS. I OUT'FOR A RUN WITH THE PAKURANG. j HOUNDS. MR. 3. BUCHANAN TAKING A STONE WAL v" O-V BEN. / y>4 BHr - •RETURN OF THE pREMIER. SIR JOSEPH WARD. LADY WARD AND MIS WARD LANDING AT WELLINGTON. SOME OF THE CROWD GATHERED TO WEI COME HIM HOME TO NEW ZEALAND. 818 JOSEPH WARD AND MEMBERS OF TH' '" CABINET ON HOARD THE MAIIENO. .TX7AI-ITI TTNDER JURY "DIG. I • THE BARQUE WAI-ITI READY TO LEAV] ' ■■.■■'. ON HER VOYAGE TO LVTTELTON V. .: TOW. /"OPENING OF "PARLIAMENT. \J X ARRIVAL OF THE GOVERNOR (LORI J'LU.NKET) AT PARLIAMENT HOUSE. BOYS FROM THE GOVERNMENT TRAINING SHIP AMOKURA LINED Ll' IN FRONT 01 • THE BUILDINGS. piRE AT TXTAIKINO. THE SCENE OF THE CONFLAGRATION. , .-VTOBTH TSLAND MAIN FTIRUNK T INF. ~ , THE PAY OFFICE AND STAFF AT RAURIMU FHjlfAfiSmCBW AM /"I REYHOUNI ' THE WHITE STAR LINE'S NEW TWIN-SCREY p ..STEAMER, ADRIATIC. ..'' DM PALATIAL FIRSI SALOON. BEADING AND WRITING ROOMS ON TH - ADRIATIC. • SHE FIRST-CLASS SMOKEROOM. ITSBCENT TTEAVy fT*T£ATHER. V 'A BIG COMBER ON THE BEACH NEAR DUN li; EDIN. ' ; . PONSONBY WHARF, THROUGH WHICH I SMALL STEAMER WAS BLOWN BY THJ , FORCE OF THE WIND. 1 WELLINGTON'S TM'EW TJIIRE TjINGIN.E. THE NEW MOTOR FIRE ENGINE NOW 0! THE WAY FROM ENGLAND. :. "EXTERMINATING THE T>LACKBERRY. ;> ANGORA GOATS FEEDING ON THE BLACK BERRY PLANT ON MR. V. WOODS' FARM OMATA. • PORTION OF A PADDOCK FROM WHIG! THE GOATS HAVE COMPLETE!,' CLEARED THE PLANT. pOWER FOR THE /"I OLDFIELDS. . . . THE RECENTLY-ERECTED GAS PLANT A v THE VICTORIA BATTERY, WAIKINO. , TVAIRY p.ARMINGIN TVTEW yEALANI ,;; A' SETTLOR'S FAMILY STARTING THEII MORNING'S WORK. . .tCONTRACT PLOUGHING IN THE WAIKATC CARTING MILK TO THE FACTORY. •" OPENING UP THE BUSH COUNTRY FOI : ;-*:. SETTLEMENT. ' ' V "jIXISCELLANEOUS piCTURES. HEW of akaroa harbour, BANK. peninsula. ' ON THE KAUAERANGA RIVER, thames.' WHITFORD BUTTER FACTORY, PRIZE WINNER AT THE AUCKLAND WINTEI , ■ SHOW. YACHTS RETURNING FROM A WEEK-ENI -,'• fpi ' CRUISE. : 4 -, VIEW ON THE KORU ROAD, TARANAKI. FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' MEETING, WELLING TON. , MAIL TRAIN* LEAVING KAUAERANGA. ' ' TAKARU FLAT, THAMES. <• SIR JAMES MILLS. • VIEW OF WAIPIRO BAY. • DONKEYS ON SUMNER BEACH. FEEDING YOUNG TROUT AT OKOROIRE. WINTER SCENE AT WOODHAUGH, DUN EDIX. WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA. FEEDING TIME ON THE FARM. 'CARVED MAORI HOUSE AT MAUNGATAU mii. i. NATIVE SETTLEMENT AT ORAKEI. THE LATE SIR JOHN HALL. * S 'S. WAIWERA AT OAMARU. DRIFTWOOD ON THE SOUTH TAR AN A K • . COAST. ON A NEW ZEALAND STATION. • )UIKITE HOT STREAM, TAUPO. °N THE PAEROA-WAIHI ROAD. MEET OF THE HAWKE'S HAY HUNT CLUB ,■■_.' i ' tt£E DRINKS AT A BUSH CREEK. I ■' SAVED BY THE ADVANCE GUARD. AUCKLAND ;; WEEKLY NEWS. • -1 •■■, ■■'.■ 'A:\\ , .;■■.. m ■:. ..,-:■ --.-:- ■ . r v-....vr-,',v?%