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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14144, 20 August 1909, Page 9

Publications. AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. NOW PUBLISHED. /"IREAT TJMRE IN r AUCKLAND. DESTRUCTION OF THE STRAND ARCADE. A STRIKING PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN AT THE HEIGHT OF TUB CONFLAGRATION, .SHOWING THE ENORMOUS BODY OK FLAME AND SMOKE RISING FROM THE DOOMED BUILDING. "TyRECK OF THE T ANGTON /"I RANGE. THE ILL-FATED FEDERAL-HOULDER-SHIRE LINER. WRECKED ON THE ENGLISH COAST. "DURNING OF THE S.S. T7-APANUI. THE VESSEL ENVELOPED IN FLAME AND SMOKE AT THE WARKWORTH WHARF. THE BURNT-OUT HULL OF THE KAPANUI, LOOKING AFT. rpOMMY- T>URNS /CHALLENGED. TOM LEES, THE AUCKLAND PUGILIST, WHO HAS CHALLENGED TOMMY BURNS, THE FAMOUS EX-WORLD'S CHAMPION. TVESTRUCTION OF THE (~\LV TJEOPLE'S H OME. THE BURNING-DOWN OF THE OLD BUILDING AT NELSON. /CANTERBURY JOCKEY /CLUB'S pRAND ■VTATIONAL "jIMEETING. ONE OF THE JUMPS IN THE GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. AN EXCITING INCIDENT: EURUS FALLS IN FRONT OF THE GRANDSTAND. NORTH-EAST. WINNER OF THE WINTER CUP NADADOR, WINNER OF THE GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. COMPASS, WINNER OF THE GRAND NATIONAL HURDLE RACE. LOS ANGELOS, WINNER. OF THE AUGUST HAN DICC. rpilE tutissino ARATAHCAPTAIN ILBERY, THE COMMANDER OF MISSING LINER. MR. OWENS, CHIEF OFFICER OF THE WARATAH. •DECEPTION TO A TVAMOUS "DOXER. THE RECEPTION TENDERED TO TOMMY BURNS BY THE WELLINGTON BOXING ASSOCIATION. TITISHAF TO THE /"VVERLAND "TIXPRESS. THE MAIN TRUNK EXPRESS ENGINE COVERED WITH MUD AFTER RUNNING INTO A LANDSLIP NEAR OHAKUNE, A -piAMOUS X7\TATER /CARNIVAL. THE FINISH FOR THE GRAND CHALLENGE CUP AT THE FAMOUS HENLEY REGATTA. "Tl/TADE" BY TTING TOWARD. MARIENBAD. THE BEAUTIFUL AUSTRIAN HEALTH RESORT, NOW BEING VISITED BY HIS MAJESTY THE KING. rpilE TfIIRST ONOWFALL ON THE "MAIN rpRUNK T INE. THE COUNTRY UNDER SNOW AT WAIOURU. A COLD MORNING AT WAIOURU STATION. SNOWBALLING ON THE GREAT INLAND PLATEAU. PRESENTATION TO T^TANGANUPS TjHRE -DRIGADE. GROUP OF MEMBERS OF THE BRIGADE, WITH THE PRESENTATION SHIELD. rpilE -pUJI "VTAMA OF "MEW r^EALAND. THE MAJESTIC CONE OF MOUNT EGMONT, THE COUNTERPART OF THE FAMOUS SACRED MOUNTAIN OF. JAPAN. t r\N THE T>ROPOSED "DOUTE OF OOUTH TSLAND MAIN rpRUNK "OAILWAY. i AT THE ENTRANCE TO SPAY CREEK, IN THE VALLEY OF THE CONWAY. A TYPICAL GORGE ON THE CONWAY RIVER. A SURVEY PARTY AT GREENBURNE CREEK. THE SURVEY CAMP ON THE BANKS OF THE CONWAY. MR. J. V. HASKILL AND SURVEY PARTY. THE BRIDGE SITE AT THE JUNCTION OF THE CHAR-WELL AND CONWAY RIVERS. THE MAIN SURVEY CAMP ON THE ROUTE. npROUT "HUSHING IN IVfEW rfEALAND. THREE FINE FISH CAPTURED IN A NORTH ■ CANTERBURY RIVER. . rpHE OTEADY TJIXPANSION OF -fTTTELLINGTON /CITY. ! STRIKING NEW' SERIES OF PANORAMIC AND i OTHER VIEWS OF THE CITY AND ITS i IMMEDIATE SURROUNDINGS. ISCEI,LANEOUS IDICTURES. ■ BREAKERS NEAR THE NORTH CAPE. < A BUSY DAY AMONG THE COASTAL SHIP- • PING. ' ON THE SANDS AT TAHUNA. 3 SURVEY CAMP ON THE RANGATATAU BLOCK ] THE HEADQUARTERS CAMP, RANGATATAU. 1 EVENING AT WAIWERA. SHACKLETON'B SHIP IN SUGAR. THE NEW LOOP ROAD IN THE BULLER < GORGE. I A TRADING CUTTER BECALMED. I PRIME BEEF FOR SHIPMENT. [ OPENING THE NEW FOXTON POST OFFICE. > IN KAURI GULLY, NORTHCOTE. i A SWAMP PLOUGH AT WORK. < YARDING SHEEP FOR DIPPING. A BUSH STREAM IN THE TARANAKI PROVINCE. ; POULTRY-RAISING IN NEW ZEALAND. 1 IMPROVEMENTS TO THE PORT OF AUCKLAND. A MODERN PSYCHE. , < AUCKLAND ; WEEKLY NEWS. ; i i ( NOW PUBLISHED. , ] I J PRICE SIXPENCE. ['