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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13647, 15 January 1908, Page 10

Publications. _ AUCKLAND SVEEKLY NEWS. TUOW "pCBLISEED. THIS WEEKS ISSUE CONTAINS A WONDERFUL WEALTH AND VARIETT OF TTANDSOME TLLUSTRATIONS. OPECIAL TROUBLE T>AGE. HARVESTING IN NEW ZEALAND. T>OWLING 4 SSOCIATIONS rpuURNAMENT. GROUP OF THE COMBINED TEAMS. MRS. MYERS LEADING 'OFF AT THE TOURNAMENT. THE TOURNAMENT IN FULL SWING. A FURTHER STAGE OF THE GAME THE CARLTON TEAM, WINNERS OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP PENNANT. AUCKLAND T> OWING ASSOCIATION'S ALA 08, 8&W55 p°rogle^o!t A he 2H53 T\ENTAL A SSOCIATIONS QONFERENCE GROUP OF DELEGATES ATTENDING THE CONFERENCE AT AUCKLAND- "» ■TILTHAM AXEMEN /CARNIVAL. GENERAL VIEW OF THE GROUNDS DURING THE CHOPPING CONTESTS. STRENGTHENING TTAMILTON T3AILWAY BRIDGE. # TOE NEW STEEL SUPPORTING PILLARS BEING BUILT UP FROM WATER LEVEL. A SECTION OF A STEEL CYLINDER BEING LOWERED INTO -POSITION. THE ERECTION OF ONE OF THE STEEL CYLINDERS. QTRIRTNG "FULL TJAGE. PREPARING TilE PILLAR FOUNDATIONS FOR THE GREAT FERRO-CONCRETE CEMETERY BRIDGE. rpiiE TT|ASH FOR THE OOL'TH "DOLE. PL IN SHOWING THE NIMROD'S ROUTE TO THE ANTARCTIC BASE. pONFERENCE OF THE p RAND /~\RANGE T ODGE OF MEW r^EALAND. DELEGATES FROM ALL PARTS OF THE DOMINION AT INVERCARGILL. •M-EW IMPORTS p ROUNDS AT MEW ■pLYMOUTH. A PORTION OF THE FINE NEW GROUNDS -u OPENED AT FUKEKURA PARK RE--V CENTLY. A,T7\BVONPORT ATACHT /CLUB'S T>ACES. YACHTS MANOEUVRING FOR A START. THE START FOR THE SECOND-CLASS YACHT RACE. ' pHALLENGER OF THE TXTORLD'S /CHAMPION OCL'LLER. DICK TRKSIDDER. THE AUSTRALIAN OARSMAN. WHO IS TO ROW AGAINST « WEBB ON THE WANGANUI RIVER. T"\BEP CEA <<roRT. A FIVE CATCH OF HAPUKA TAKEN AT GANN'ET ISLAND THE BEST HAPUKA OF THE CATCH. A T7IORMIDABLE pRAFT. THE BRITISH OCEANGOING DESTROYER MOHAWK. THE FASTEST VESSEL OF HER CLASS IN THE WORLD. A N "PIX HI LA RATING (iPORT \ YOUNG NEW ZEALANDER TOWING BE- ' HIND AN AUCKLAND YACHT. pALEDOMAN SOCIETIES' OrORTS /-CONFERENCE. GROUP TAKEN AT THE CONFERENCE HELD AT INVERCARGILL. A OTAR OF THE THIRST VTAGNITUDE. MADAME TETRAZZINI. WHOSE SINGING HAS TAKEN LONDON BY STORM. npHIRTY-SIX Y F " ARS OF pKoURKSS AT T\ T HANGARF.I. CAMERON-STREET IN 137/. THE SAME THOROUGHFARE AT THE PRESENT DAY. "DEACTIFUL pt'LL p.AGE. RAPIDS IN THE OMIRO GORGE, WAIRUA RIVER •YfTSCELLANEOUS pi( TURKS. ON THE COAST AT PLIMMERTON VIEW OF KARAKA BAY. WELLINGTON SCENE AT A BUSH CAMP IN QUEEN CHARLOTTE SOUND. FLAXMILLS ON THE RIVER BANK AT FOXTON. MCLEOD'S BAY. NEAR WHANGAREI. TAKING GREEN FLAX ACROSS THE TOKOMARC RIVER. THE FIRST HEAVIER-THAN-AIR FLYING MACHINE. THE DALEFIELD DAIRY COMPANY'S FACTORY &T DALEFIELD. W.URARAPA. HM S. CHALLENGER IN THE CALLIOPE DOCK. \V OLD 40-POI'NDER ARMSTRONG GUN THAT SAW SERVICE DURING THE MAORI WAR. THE LATE REV. .1. DUNCAN, OF FOXTON. GATHERING PEACHES IN A HAWKE'S BAY ORCHARD. THE LIGHTHOUSE AT MANUKAU HEADS. A TROUT FISHERMAN AT WORK O.N THE AKATARAWA RIVER. A ROADSIDE STREAM ON PAIKAKARIKI HILL, WELLINGTON THE BARQUE IRENE BEING TOWED IMC THE GREY RIVER AT UREYMOITH AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS VOW "pUBLISHEb / pRICE SIXPENCE.