AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13480, 3 July 1907, Page 8

AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS.

| NOW ISSUED/ i ~~ " | SPECIAL DOUBLE-PAGE. j PANORAMA OF INVERCARGLLL [ , 11 WHANG ARE I VIEWS. i| THE PREMIER'S RETURN j DAY V. McLACHLAN. JoPENING OF PARLIAMENT, :| RECENT HEAVY WEATHER. I 'hunting SEASON opened.' 'j i WAI-ITI JURY RIGGED. :j : WALKING FIRE. • MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY. i .' . A MODERN LINER. !WELLINGTON'S FIRE ENGINE. 1 TitK current issue of tho Auckland ' Wkkki.y Nkws covers a wide range of sub- ; jects of general public interest. The double-page is devoted to a*splendid paao- ' i ramie view of lnvercargill, which gives a •fine idea of this thriving Southern city, I whilst, two beautiful views taken at \Yh.v ngarei complete the centre pages. I Included among the great variety of pie. lures of current events is a series depicting : the championship running match between Day and McLachlan in (he Auckland. Do. 'main. The return of Sir Joseph Ward to': New Zealand is also illustrated, while other events include the opening of the hunting season, recent disastrous tire at Waikino, opening of Parliament, recent heavy' j weather, views of the magnificent Whit* Star liner Adriatic, scenes on the. route of the North Island Main Trunk railway, and lit picture of the bappio Wai-iti under jury rig at Datgaville. j Numerous other groups, views, and portraits, including a scries of views in connection with the dairy fanning industry in the I hack blocks, and a picture of Wellington's new motor lire engine now on its way out |from England, together with tho usual amount of high-class letterpress, contribute to a most attractive number, and a publica- ' tion which for general public interest stands 'junrivalled in the colonies.

'the Wkkkia' News is now issued, and may by obtained from all agents and runners.