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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13868, 30 September 1908, Page 10

Publications. AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. NOW PUBLISHED. . TIIJS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS' A WONDER: % Flit, WEALTH AND VARIETY OF , HANDSOME ILLUSTRATIONS. QPECTAL TYOUBLIi T>AGlu. A SCENE OF ACTIVITY OX THE .-ROUTE OF TDK NORTH ISLAND MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY. ■■ :-.-•.-' ■;;■.; ~.. TjIRQM rpilEE TO A/TILL. SOME INTERESTING PHASES OF NEW ZEALAND' GREAT TIMBER INDUSTRY. BUSHMEN AT WORK FELLING A FOREST GIANT. THE GREAT TRUNK FALLING. SAWING THE TREE INTO LOUS FOR TRANSMISSION TO THE MILL. .LACKING THE HEAVY TIMBER ON TO THE TRUCKS. HAULING LOGS ALONG A BUSH TRAM LINE. THE LOOS READY FOR THE FIRST STAGE OF THEIR JOURNEY. THE TIMBER MILL. WHERE THE LOGS ARE CON VERTED INTO SAWN PLANKS. T A UNCI t OF THE Vyi'AKl. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S FINE NEW STEAMER OTAKI LEAVING THE WAYS AT DUMBARTON*. ........ A UCKLAND'S "XTBW rpKAINING • /COLLEGE. THE NEW BUILDING JUST COMPLETED IN WKLLESLEY-STREET. T AYING THE /~1 REAT "OARRIER ptABLE. STRIKING FULL PAGE. LANDING THE SHORE END AT PORT CHARLES, ON THE COROMANDEL COAST. HOW THE CABLE WAS LAID. THE START AT TRYPHENA BAY, GREAT BARRIER. FLAKING Tlffi SHORE END ON BOARD THE TUTANEKAI. THE FIRST THROUGH MESSAGE TO THE BARRIER BEING SENT FROM TORT CHARLES. CONNECTING WITH THE OVERLAND WIRE AT TORT CHARLES. . >pHE /"-IADET Tl/jrOVEHENT. PARADE OF A THOUSAND CITY AND SUBURBAN SCHOOL CADETS AT .NEWTOWN PARK, WELLINGTON. •DECENT rpRAMWAY A CCIDENT. THE WRECKED OAR. ON THE PAR.NELL LINE JUST AFTER THE ACCIDENT. A I'CKMXD /-\OLF /"UUB'S . /"IHAMPIONSHIP. . W. N. HEATHER. WHO WON THE MATCH, PUTTING ON THE CORNWALL TARE LINKS. ; W. B. COLBECK TUTTING. . W. N. HEATHER, DRIVING AT THE FOURTEENTH HOLE. "PROVISION FOR /riASTAWAYS. THE RELIEF DEPOT ON THE CAMPBELL ISLANDS. . ..;,'• .~~~ : —"■ ■ ' . / , TITHE MEW -7EALAND poURT AT THE TnRANCO-T>RITISH TJIXHIBITJON. THE TOURIST AND SPORTING SECTION OF THE PAVILION AT SHEPHERD'S BUSH. EXTERIOR VIEW OF THE PAVILION. TYOMINION* TYAY /CELEBRATIONS AT ■ A UCKLAND. THE MILITARY PARADE IN THE DOMAIN. rPHH OEARCTI FOR THE COUTH "DOLE. DEPARTURE OF THE FRENCH EXPEDITION FROM HAVRE FOR THE ANTARCTIC. ' M". CHARCOT AND OFFICERS OF THE POUROI'OKPAS ON THE BRIDGE OF THE VESSEL. ... rpilE TUT AN W llO HAS (CHALLENGED ■>.;■ .■■ B URNS ..; /'•■' , : JACK JOHNSON. THE NOTABLE COLOURED PUGILIST. WHO IS TO FIGHT TOMMY BURNS IN AUSTRALIA. T YTTELTO.VS MEW TpOG-SIGNALLING APPARATUS. THE APPARATUS AT GODLEY HEAD. NEAR THE ENTRANCE TO THE HARBOUR. THE TRACK ALONG THE FACE OF THE CLIFF TO THE INSTALLATION. GODLEY HEAD LIGHTHOUSE. rpHE TTFART OF THE TJRITJSH TCIMPIRE. THE LOCALITY OF'THE ADMINISTRATION OFFICES IN LONDON. • TTNRECORDED DENTS. IN T\TEW ■ZEALAND'S TTISTORY. THE LANDING OF THE FIRST IMMIGRANTS. "jl/TISCELLANEOUS "piCTURES. ON LAKE WAKATIPU. , A SOLILOQUY. THE PRIDE OF THE HAPU. SCALDING THE WILD PIG. ' INTERIOR OF THE NEW GAOL AT INTEROARGILL. KAWAKAWA RAILWAY STATION LINEMEN'S CAMP NEAR. OHAKUNB. THE NEW TOWN HALL, WAVERLEY. WINDSOR CASTLE. ,',V .■ A BUSY HARBOUR FRONTAGE. THE RISING TIDE. r,/ ~ ■ OPUNAKE ROADSTEAD. RUSSELL,' BAY OF ISLANDS. „ AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. NOW PUBLISHED. PRICE SIXPENCE.