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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14017, 24 March 1909, Page 10

Publications. n ; > > J)M AUCKLAND , - ,'. -1 JrX. K' \s JtVJUiXII U :\ WEEKLY NEWS. ' - -, - % ■ 3 -• —' , ;, • -;(|l NOW PUBLISHED. ; THIS WEEK'S ISSUE CONTAINS A WONDER* FUL WEALTH AND VARIETY OF •■/■■■' :■■■■' ' ■', !■'■:.; '.■■-■■. :■: ..*. ■ ■■ :!■■;. ,■.■>..■«; :■ w£i\ HANDSOME ILLUSTRATIONS. & -"■■'■■„'■; ■. ; :■■• ■:-■ , '.^■•irS'.vKritsH CJPECIAL TYOUBLE AGE . THE NGARUAWAHIA REGATTA A DENSE THRONG OF HOLIDAYMAKVIis WATCHING THE /EVENTS FROM S RIVER BANK. ra GENERAL VIEW OF THE CROWDS AND Tflfe BEAUTIFUL STRETCH OF THE WAniATO ■] — ' : ;\ ' , ' ■jgIG JjMRE AT pALMERSTON -VrORT^H STRIKING PANORAMIC VIEW OF THE RItBF ■'• '' . '-lINO :OF THE ROYAL HOTEL, ONE OP J THE OLDEST HOSTELRIKs IN THE (MANAWATU DISTRICT. "^ '/"// ■ I >. N /:' '"■".;■.'/■'■■'.' :; - : -;/■■:■ ■<': /.■/;,-■',■ '■ ] 'r s . JteMSI/JfSil - . '' OCENES AT -VTGARUAWAHU "DEGATTA. •' • ■ PREPARING FOR THE WAR CANOE RAttf ''V IS A CLOSE FINISH TO THE WAR CANOE RArF SOME OF I THte COMPETING BOATS IN TOP /'SCULLING EVENTS. " laa HAKA PBRFOTiMirp* " • "HHNG OUT To. ' THE DANCING GROUND. * TO MAORI WAHINK-, Nb UUj ,..iNO A HUHWr ■i. IN THE OANOE HURDLE RACE "*""'* THE PARADE OF WAR CANOES AT tup -/. JUNCTION OF THE WAIPA AND »H.-5kS KATO RIVERS, . ffAl ' /:■..:•■;■' :;-•-.' - ■ ". AUCKLAND A MATEUR g.*,,, ASSOCIATION'S pARNIVAL." , EVENTS IN PROGRESS IN THE ACCKLWn GRAVING DOCK. "vauAijij M. E. CHAMPION, WHO BROKE THE NEt - ZEALAND RECORD. . "'• V ■..., DISASTROUS -piRE AT r\NEBUNGA ' ' THE RUINS OF THE ONEHUNGA TANNERY AFTER THE FIRE. v .' ™ '* , '• , ' ~ • >' 4 ' , -]|TALF.A-MTLE TTNDERGROUND. ' .'. WORKMEN USING COMPRESSED AIR DRILLS A.T THE HEAD OF THE GREAT OTIRA TUNNEL. A GANG OF MEN AT THE /MOUTH OF THE TUNNEL COMING OFF SHIFT. . ' | rpHE ATEW APPOINTMENTS 'TO THE ■.' V 1 IN A HIGH riDMMISSIONER'S /^EFICE. ■ MR. T. :H. HAMBR, the NEWLY-APPOINTED :.:. AUDIT officer. ; MR. T. 'E. DONNE, THE NEWLY-APPOINTED .• :•;;;.-// BRITISH trade REPRESENTATIVE and IMMIGRATION agent. ■■-'•■' i : 2 ■■ I ' . OPENING OF THE XJEW I7EALAND T>OLO ..,.,. ■ ■ , * ■ ' B . ■/:'■■ V A SSOCIATION'S rpoCRNAMENT. ±\. 1 I . . RANGITIKEI V. MANAWATU B, AT PALMERS-' *</ '/■TON NORTH. ' THE MANGAHEIA TEAM. THE FERN FLATS TEAM. THE RANGITIKEI TEAM. % V* 1 THE MANAWATU B TEAM. RANGITIKEI SCORING THE SEVENTEENTH GOAL. , ■ -VrORTH •yACHT /CLUB'S OX O : . /BRUISING "DACE. ' •" A FINE FLEET OF YACHTS :■ ROUNDING '-://,' NORTH HEAD. . ■"■■■'■ ■■'■ ii->- : U ;-/' : W^WMMfilWi ST. -pATRICK'S TVAY CELEBRATIONS. >$\ PROC:S3SION OF CHILDREN FROM THE GREY STATUE. ;' / /■:.■';/- ;;■..v.;/'::,;-/;/'>:./- — ■ -'- /V;\,;::.i ; !;;v/;;; : ;/«/::;f;#.;:| j :/t5| ■ FIGHTING THE TjIIRE IN THE -V|-ILLER- | TON HI/TINE. ;V-S PUMPING STEAM INTO THE MOUTH OF THB |1 ,'■■ :■.- MINE TO 'CHOKE THEf FLAMES. ; 'rOB 'SMILLERTON STORAGE BINS, .AT . GRANITY, showing THE INCLINE. - : GRANITY TOWNSHIP, FROM WHICH i COAI* H; FROM : THE MILLERTON £ MINE ; IS// FOR.» " WARDED TO WESTPORT. l • , ■ ~ ; ^/;:i : ;'::;;-;;, / ;;1 ' /:/:/;/! ; i//'-/;-"^//-: i/ : . - ' MS ?Siilß CBCOSTO -pRUPTION OF XTGAUROHOB ( d ri TTOLOANO. ■ ' ; t J 'r A STRIKING PICTURE OF THE GREAT *Vot«| CAISO BELCHING FORTH DENSE CLOUDS M • OF BLACK SMOKE. '■:'■■ 'j , ■ ' ;: " , i ADDINGTON RAILWAY -TTrTORKSHOPS ' H TNQUIRY. . V ■:,* GENERAL VIEW- OF THE { WORKSHOPS AND • YARDS. , ' i GROUP OF COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED FOBBSi THEINQUIR7._ ,',/ ' , ' ' ' '• '■•') SENSATIONAL TTTAITARA TITURDER 'V::: . . YV. M "... n-ASE. ' ' . . ':■■'■■■. ;■-.. "..''■■'■ \J ;i..\,:•,:■"•'■■; :■'•''■ -'.; "'"/■.-■■■;':■•.•;"•? DR.- E. J. GOODE, THE ACCUSED IN THE RECENT MURDER" CASE. .' V: : ;: : ';;; ; '/"-;;' /;-f' ' : ;; ; -// :: ;'-/;;: v '; : .':/ ;;■;/ : -.;^C;V;; ; -'''-; : ::^^;^ , ;;: ; -;#'^ ■ pONSTRUCTION OF rapLLINGTON . T)OCK. .'■r THE PRESENT STAGE £OF ■£ THE S WORK,, V SHOWING THE POSITION OF THE NEW DOCK. - — • - "-•: AST OF THE ipORREST TTALL. / j x XI. THE TERRIBLE TANGLE OF BROKEN MASTS ; ■/• ; ; : AND SPARS, DUE ';; TO " THE / BREAKING If | • UP OP THE HULL. ' .... - ' 4 "" ' " H OW "VTUCH ONGER?" " , .- A i STRIKING CARTOON ON THE PRESENT NATIVE LAND ADMINISTRATION IN THE NORTH. , MISCELLANEOUS T>ICTURES. i THE NORTH ISLAND MAIN TRUNK EXPRESfI CLIMBING THE FIRST GRADIENT AFTER LEAVING /WELLINGTON. - JZfwSi . VEIVATULOA, ONE < of THE ; CHIEF LABOUR , centres OF fiji. £ § A lady WHO has little TO do excaspt||| LOOK CHARMING. '.'.,') SCENES ATi NELSON. . . ':. KING EDWARD AT THI3 SICK BED OF A FRIEND. ARCTIC WEATHER IN THE NORTH SEA : <'- .'K i ONE ;OF THE:, SIGHTS /OF ; THE :• RUAKURIJIg -/ :•>•;■, OAVES. :;.?,/■//./:/" ■•■ ' ■-■■:■■:•■■■ -/::-:->-v -K-'^tfg ; A REMARKABLE FORMATION, IN THE <WAft im //.TOMO CAVES. _ A SMART NEW ZEALAND ARTILLERY CORPS. GENERAL VIEW OF WHAKAREWAREWA. S/ifffii THE * YACHT RACE FOR THE; MACKY > OUPJBP A BUSY SCENE AT THE AUCKLAND WATER' FRONT. l ' ICE YACHTING IN SWEDEN. , ', ~ ) NELSON'S NEW FREEZING WORKS. .. • ', \ "? NEW RESERVOIR FOR 4 WOODVILLE. GATHERING THE FRUIT; HARVEST. ■_ ,"] ■'.':• CHARACTERS :IN n"- MANUELLA,". THE f NBW ' OPERA.TIC EXTRAVAGANZA, TO BE PRO- ' ; / DUCED IN AUCKLAND. \ AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. ..',■ • " ■ •* M NOW PUBLISHED. 1 ■' ■ „ ; . - \~::M ..'■■■■ ■:.■■■■"■:■ m* i ( B ! - ' . ' ! ' ' ' ' , PRICE SIXPENCE. ;".y.;| • -"-MM