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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13778, 17 June 1908, Page 4

PttblicatiOHS. , • AUCKLAND l WEEKLY NEWS.' • e. , ■ ' .. ———-— .; ■ I NOW PUBLISHED. THIS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS A . WONDER. >' '- ;.'. FUL WEALTH AND VARIETY OF .- ; HANDSOME ILLUSTRATIONS, i .'■■.•". '.■.'■','•'; or£ClAti TROUBLE T>AGE. f THE TOWNSHIP OF OHAKUNE, THE PRESENT SOUTHERN RAILHEAD OF THE NORTH ISLAND MAIN TRUNK LINE. i - . ■ PLANTATION /WORK IN * QAMOA. >' CHINESE AND SAMOAN NATIVES AT WORK CLEARING THE TROPICAL FOREST. A NATIVE PLANTING THE TARO IN SAMOA., -T\EER QHOOTING IN THE TXTAIKATO. A DEER-STALKING PARTY IX CAMP NEAR CAMBRIDGE. . "JVTEW EALAND TTOSPITAL T> OARDS' pONFERENCE. - ' GROUP TAKEN AT THE CONFERENCE HELU IN WELLINGTON RECENTLY. ! T> RETAIN V. "VTEW r^EALAND AT TTVUNEDIN. A LINE-OUT AT THE HALF-WAY FLAG. ROBERTS KICKING THE FIRST GOAL FOR NEW ZEALAND. A LOOSE SCRAMBLE. THE NEW ZEALAND REPRESENTATIVES. \ • mREMENDOUS TTOLCANIO TfiRUPTION, THE GREAT LAVA STREAM FROM THE SAVAII VOLCANO POURING INTO THE OCEAN. 1 pROGRESS OF THE "MAIN rpRUNK pAILWAY AT TV/TAKATOTE. ; CONNECTING COACHES MEETING THE TRAIN AT MAKATOTE STATION. THE GREAT VIADUCT NEARING COMPLETION. ;■--..-'-■;■ PLACING THE! FIRST OF THE TWO FINAL STEEL GIRDERS INTO POSITION. THE APPROACH TO THE VIADUCT. rpHE T ICENSING /QUESTION IST ONDON LORD ROBERT CECIL'S MAMMOTH PETITION BEING CARRIED INTO THE HOUSE. ,-vrEWi -vrOLUNTEEB, -THRILL TTALL. f ; ; THE FINE STRUCTURE RECENTLY COM-' PLETED IN WELLINGTON. ' 'AN TMPORTANT AUCKLAND /INSTITUTION. VIEW ' OF THE HOSPITAL BUILDINGS, SHOWING RECENT ADDITIONS. j piONEER p AIL WAT TKTORK IN TNDIA.. REMOVING AN ELEPHANT KILLED ON THE LINK IN AN ASSAM JUNGLE. -VTISIT OF A fnrrORLD-FAMED -yiOLINIST. HERR JAN KUBELIK, WHO VISITS AUCK- \ LAND EARLY NEXT WEEK. ! ■ I / /-\N THE /-VTAGO /CENTRAL "DAILWAY^ -ftOOTE. A PICTURESQUE ROCK CUTTING ON THE LINE. S ONE OF THE GORGES TYPICAL OF THE COUNTRY THROUGH WHICH THE LINE PASSES, TJISTORIC T ONDON. THE BANK OF ENGLAND. THE LAW COURTS IN THE STRAND. ONE OF THE BRONZE LIONS AT THE BASE OF NELSON'S. MONUMENT. JTIXISCELLANEOUS piCTURES. FLAXMILL ON THE WAIKARE CREEK. A PASTORAL SCENE IN SOUTHERN NEW ZEALAND. "WHILE THE BILLY BOILS." SUNSET IN LYELL BAY, WELLINGTON. '.' SEA BIRDS NEAR THE GREAT BARRIER. DARBY AND JOAN. THE SOURCE OF THE MAKATOTE RIVER. EASTERN PORTION OF HAMILTON. IN THE WOODHAUGH VALLEY, DUNEDIN. THE BAY AND SETTLEMENT OF AHIPARA. VIEW OF THE SILVERSTRBAM RIVER, BOATING ON LAKE ROTORUA, AUCKLAND. A BACK BLOCKS AOOOMMODATION-HOUSE. STURDY NEW ZEALANDERS. ROUNDING UP THE HERD. WHANANAKI HARBOUR. OUT FOR A DAY'S FISHING. A GUMDIGGER STARTING HIS DAYS WORK MOERAKI, A FAVOURITE SEASIDE RESORT NEAR OAMARU. LAKE KANIERI. A SHADY RETREAT. k, • . \ AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. NOW PUBLISHED. I PRICE SIXPENCE. *■