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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13874, 7 October 1908, Page 4

" ' Publications. ' s w-—: -W . : —. AUCKLAND . SKEEKLT NEWS. . - —• ; NOW PUBLISHED, l' ■ ' "3 CHIS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS A WONDERFUL WEALTH AND VARIETY OF HANDSOME ILLUSTRATIONS. ©FECIAL TROUBLE pAGB, • A BUSY SHIPPING SCENE AT AUCKLAND. fSB CENTRE OF NEW ZEALAND'S WONDERFUL THERMAL REGIONS. A UCKLAND'S "VIEW WATER gUWLY. WORKMEN ENGAGED ON THE BIG DAM AT THE TOP OF THE WAITAKEREI, FALLS. THE RESERVOIR, ABOUT A MILE ABOVE THE FALLS, AT PRESENT IN USE. STOCKING SUPPLIES TO THE WAITAKEREI RANGES FROM , SWANSON . RiILWAY STATION, " •• • freraECK.os the r? 10 * 1 - ITEB SCHOONER UNDER FULL SAIL IN AUCKLAND HARBOUR. ' . /~UST A WAT IN THE QOUTH T>ACIFIO. TFP WRECK OF THE KETCH GRATITUDE ON THE MACQUARIB ISLANDS. ■'■'■■'■-- ".'•".'.' - .-'•-,-■ :.■■'■■ rnHE THIRST ■■ * A nntversart- OF _■ ■ •--- '. I -QOMINION TV- Y ' fiEAND REVIEW OF TROOPS AT NEWTOWN PARK, WELLINGTON. .. . ,\ , ARRIVAL OF ';; HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR AT THE PARK. j - LORD PLUNKET AND SIR JOSEPH WARD I VIEWING THE MARCH PAST. SCHOOL CADETS AT LUNCH IN THE GARRI- ! SON HALL. •THE GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS ' ILLUMIN- * ATED AT NIGHT.. . *, '..... *j7-INGi"pDWARD."AND THE TT'AISER. HIS MAJESTY'S LATEST MEETING WITH THE GERMAN EMPEROR AT KKONBERG. . ZEALAND AMATEUR gOUf, | ' V riLUB'S jrtHAMPiONSBIP. . j EBB OTAGO NO. "l TEAM* WINNERS OF THE OTJOURKE CHALLENGE VASE. •_• GROUP OF GOLFERS OS THE, CLUBHOUSE VERANDAH, ON THE' LINKS AT DUNEDIN. , ';-"..•' '■•'•'■.; f 'A" ITIHfimNG: MAIN rpRUNK QENTRE. • THE MAIN STREET, TAUMARUNUI. :';'. '~ ■". .■'".. • . -< ■'■... : :":■. v 'V •;■;•;•■.•'■■ •■ - — .''■■; ■ I jpRESENTATION TO <2IR JOSEPH TOWARD J CHE RECENT PRESENTATION IN THE! LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER, WEL- I ' LINGTON. • | fIBOTJPOF LADIES PRESENT. j fftK PRIME MINISTER, THE SPEAKER, AND MEMBERS OP THE HOUSE AT THE PRESENTATION, ~ * . . npHB" BEGINNING "OF A '"DUSH moWN. ■■■■•■ > WHARES AMONG THE FALLEN TIMBER AT MAKATOTE, ON THE MAIN TRUNK LINE. , fTTTTOBKING=i THE T7-AURI rpiHBER. .: -AS AUCKLANDSCOW LOADING CARGO ON '.' " THE. MANGATETB \ TIDAL; CREEK.;; [ . ■ - ; PREPARING TO CROSSCUT A GIANT VKAUBI TRUNK.- - - " LUNCH TIME IN A TIMBER CAMP. -^ A BUSY SCENE AT.MR. A. LONG'S MILL, ON '.' SHE MANGATETE TIDAL CREEK; ;; W. N -A KCBBKT M AORI "gLTWAL QAVB. UMESTtONBCIAVE DISCOVERED NEAR KAWAKAWA, NORTH AUCKLAND, '. ..... rpHE pLOT THAT' pAILED. TOPICAL CARTOON ON THE GAG CLAUSE. TTNRECORDED TNCIDENTS IN TW'EW . rjfEALANB'S TTISTORY. >YE ANCIENT ART OF HUNTING.". nyriSCELLANEOUS piCTURES. THE COMING OF SPRING IN NEW ZEALAND. IN THE LAND OF THE CABBAGE TREE. OPUA SETTLEMENT, BAY OF ISLANDS. . VIEW ON THE MAIN TRUNK LINE. THE LATE SUB-INSPECTOR GORDON. " MARK HAMBOURG, THE FAMOUS PIANIST. GOOD PASTURAGE ON A WAIKATO FARM. PREPARING FOR CROPPING AT RUAKURA. /•THAT TIRED FEELING." : : LIFE IN A MAORI KAINGA. ■ SHE UPPER HUTT, WELLINGTON, AUCKLAND ; . ajTEEKLT NEWS. NOW PUBLISHED.. *RICE SIXPENCE.