AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14208, 3 November 1909, Page 8

AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS.

NOW PUBLISHED. ' SPECIAL DOUBLE PAGE. THE GRANDEUR OF THE COLnV I LAKES. — ■j , ,-V GERMAN ARMY MANOEUVRES,^ _ ' - ' '"4 NEW ZEALAND'S LEADING MUSETJIT' . ' •• ■ : -— > ■ : i' DISASTROUS EFFECTS 01* RECENT WEATHER. .■ , ' ' ». •' i .— — ' '.J WEDDING OP FORMER GQVERNOK'B, DAUGHTER. - g |gj| >< 'A - '' ■ f 4- 'M NOVEL SEARCH FOR TREASURERS FATE OF THE MOORISH PRETENSES 1 r " . - • AN ECHO OF THE SOUTH J AFRICAN WAR. / ' * : ***&*■s&# ■ ; ;$& OPENING REMUERA BOWLING ' * GREEN . ; •; v- • • -•• •; •. ... . • i • '/• : _ " ■ \ : " rM TOPICAL CARTOON. %

THE IMPERIAL GODPATHM, i^||S The recent heavy weather experienced 'ia flfti! The recent heavy weather experienced ia the South was the cause of great mortality among the flocks, and some idea of the» losses sustained by station-holders may W'fijn gained from the photograph appearing jra-H;. , the illustrated supplement of this week'*\<7 issue of the Auckland Weekly News, '.. " published . to-day. This shows a portion $ j of the "flock of 1000 ewes ' and lambs loafcl f ' on the Cashmere Estate, near Christ- * . church. , A novel search for treasure was carried"' * * out in England recently, and a highly, interesting picture appearing in the num-' '■ ber shows the method by which it was' ■ brought to a successful conclusion. 7, Among the wide variety of events dealt with will be found photo- I'Mis graphs of the recent great • army manoeuvres in Germany, the wretched fate ' , I of the Moroccan Pretender, opening of the " Remuera Bowling Club's green,,the m&rriage of Lady Dorothy Onslow, flight of ... an airship which met with a terrible 'dig-'?,"; aster, and the opening of the sailing sea*'| ? . son at Christchurch ... || | " The double-page this week is devoted 'M to one of the finest pictures of the won- il'-v) d«rful cold lakes of New Zealand that !j] > has yet been reproduced, while ; a highly-/ ||| topical cartoon is also included in th«, ,i .number, '' , / ,^;vl Numerous other groups, views, and por-' ' traits, including a striking panoramic view |p|§ showing the location of Auckland's new;/,/ post office in regard to the waterfront, '? / together with the'usual amount of highclass letterpress, contribute to . a most .I;,;:-'j attractive number and a publication which v,f i for general public interest stands - un« > a rivalled in the Dominion. » The Weekly News is now issued, may be obtained from all " agents : and' Mi | runners. .' : •*. < -' • . • • | 1 . .. —: ; '• I