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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13725, 15 April 1908, Page 10

Publications. AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. VOW "DC BUSHED. | A •__ i THIS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS A WONDER- | FUL WEALTH AND VARIETY OF | j ASDSOME TLLLSTBATIOS'S. |T Xi I'E OSUSP lEC "HER BRIGHT SMILE HAUNTS ME STILL" SPECIAL TROUBLE- T>AGE. SELECTIONS FROM THE AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS TENTH PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION. I lIIS FIRST PIPE. DIABOLO IN THE BACK BLOCKS ON THEIR WAY TO MARKET. THE ROAR OF THE PACIFIC BREAKERS • BOATING OX THE LAKE, HAMILTON THE VIKING IX AUCKLAND HARBOUR. ON THE EAST COAST, NEAR DUNEDI> T7CTRECK OF THE Q- .11 OF JAPAN. THE TTSER USER WHICH RAN ON A REEF ON THE NORTH-WEST COAST OF AFRICA. TjIIRE AT TTAMILTOX. THE SCENE AT THE RECENT FIRE ON THE ARRIVAL OF THE BRIGADE. "VTETHERTON TTJEGATTA, rpi AMES. A SMALL FLEET OF OIL LAUNCHES ALONGSIDE THE RIVER. BANK. COMPETITORS IN THE CANOE HURDLE RACE IX DIFFICULTIES. pERMANYS THIRST l-jREADNOUGHT. THE NEW GREAT GERMAN BATTLESHIP ERSATZ BAYERN AT SEA. r\FV FOR THE TH ASTER pRUISE. AUCKLAND YACHTS OUTWARD BOUND FOR THE HOLIDAYS. riITPES OF THE T FADING AMERICAN, : J TJATTLESHIPS WHICH ARE TO '\7ISTT I i A ICELAND. ,! -"• ■ | THE FLAGSHIP CONNECTICUT. . ! THE FIRST-CLASS BATTLESHIP OHIO. . i FIRST-CLASS BATTLESHIP KENTUCKY. : I FIRST-CLASS BATTLESHIP ALABAMA. , j ] "VTEW "OOST /"OFFICE AT /~1 RETMOUTH. I THE BUILDING, WHICH WAS OPENED ON MARCH 13. > 1 /CONSTRUCTION OF A UCKLAND'S MEW 5 TTARBOUR "VKTORKS. THE STEEL FRAMEWORK OF ONE OF THE NEW SHEDS BEING ERECTED ON THE RAILWAY WHARF. ! . ""TV RAISING Ap UM OffAMr. GUMDTGGHRS AT WORK ON" A BIG DRAIN- ] AGE TRENCH IN THE NORTH. i pOLD TAItiCOVERY AT "OLSSELL. THE DISCOVERERS CLEARING THE SUR- > FACE SOIL FROM THE REEF. ■OBSIGNATION OF THE /COMMONWEALTH S -piUME TITINISTER. MR ALFRED DEAKIN. WHO RESIGNED THE f POSITION RECENTLY. PHAMriONSHIP "Y"ACHT "13 ACES. i THE NORTH SHORE YACHT CLUB'S CHAM--1 PIONSHIP RACES IN PROGRESS. t j "ORITATN'S MEW pRIME TITIXISTER. r THE RIGHT HON. H. H. ASQUITH, WHO HAS ft BEEN SUMMONED BY THE KING TO TAKE THE PLACE OF SIR HENRY CAJIPBELL-BANNERMAN. rpilE -pRUIT TNDUSTRY. f ! , GATHERING OUTDOOR GRAPES AT DAIRY FLAT, AUCKLAND. r ■■■■■ I TTISTORIC T ONDON. S INTERIOR VIEW OF THE LOBBY, HOUSE OF COMMONS. \\ INTERIOR VIEW OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. f AN TSLAND THAT OECURED A ■y^ARSHIP. * VIEW OF THE EAST LANDING. LORD HOWE ISLAND. SELECTIONS FROM THE TtfTEEKLY "VTEWS rpENTH "OHOTOGRArHIC /COMPETITION. a MAORI CARVED FENCE AT PAPAWAI. II " CONTENTMENT." FISHING BOATS OFF THE GOODS WHARF. I.' THAMES. " DO YOU DESERVE IT?" THE RACK BLOCKS BARBER. "BREAKERS AHEAD." •'TEMPTING THE BRITISH LION." II VIEW OF 'IE AROHA. " FISHING-BOAT PASSING THE WATCHMAN II ROCK. CAPE COLVILLE. ON THE WAUIOI' RIVER. TRUCKING LOUS AT MOTORIMU SAWMILL SS MOKOIA OFF CAPE COLVILLE. I ' BATCHING IN HE ISA .K BLOCKS. " IN THE SHAD.. OF THE HAWTHORNS. s FELLING KAHIKATEA TREES. ; " LANDING ON THE COAST AT OREWA. , I „ -1 riSCELLANEOCS T>ICTURES. '" TRANSHIPPING CARGO AT WELLINGTON. i. CUTTING AND BAGGING CHAFF. d AUSTRALASIAN SQUADRON AT AUCKLAND: A COMPARISON. V BUSH TRAMLINE, TARANAKI. '" THE VANISHING KAURI. S S. TARAWERA LEAVING NELSON, t MISS HETTIE EVAN'S V THE TURRET STEAMER ORANGE BRANCH e A RISING YOUNG MAN. ~ AUCKLAND HOSPITAL BUILDINGS. FROM THE DOMAIN. ENTRANCE TO THE BUSH, RUAKURI C WES y '• \ MAN'S A MAN FOR A" THAT!" •t WALKERS' BAY. NEAR WHANGAREI HEADS e THE SOUTHERN RAILHEAD OF THE MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY THE REV. ,T. FLANAGAN. * THE JOYS OF SUMMER. >- :t II I AUCKLAND o WEEKLY NEWS. MOW T)UBLISHEI>. >. t "ORICE, orxr»-*cK.