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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14530, 18 November 1910, Page 8

Publications. AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS ic NOW PUBLISHED. »r • n 's . ~~ 6 INTERESTING DOUBLE PAGE. 3e U THE MELBOUENE CUP. , d THE ENORMOUS THRONG WATCHING THE £ FINISH OF THE RACE. e A SCENE ON THE LAWN AT FLEMINGTON 1 ON OTP DAY. COMEDY EIKG, THE WIKJTEB OF THE CUP. THE FIRST OF THE SEASON'S y WOOL CLIP. •t BALES OF WOOL BEADY FOR CARTING TO d THE RAILWAY STATION. L--5, — e ON THE GUMPIELDS. e DIGGERS HATING DINNER AT HOUHOBA. j. — . I OPENING OP THE YACHTING AND d BOWING SEASON IN AUCKLAND. SOME OF THE YACHTS FOB WHICH AUCKLAND IS FAMOUS. SNAPSHOTS AT THE PONSONBY AND VICTORLV CLUBS' OPENING RACES. THE WEST END BOWING CLUB'S "AT HOME." THE HOME-COMING OP THE CHAMPIONS. d THE WANGANUI BAND WELCOMED BY THE MAYOR AND CITIZENS OF THEIR OWN SOWN. THE NEW ZEALAND CUP. AT THE RISE OF THE BARRIER. OOMiNG INTO THE STRAIGHT. THE FINISH. BRIDGE, THE WINNER, WITH HIS TRAINER AND JOCKEY. LORD ISLINGTON AND A LADY FRIEND AT THE RACES. LADY ISLINGTON AND CAPTAIN SHANNON ' ON THE LAWN. )- • e TROUT - PISHING IN THE e THOSSAOHS. J AN ANGLER AT WORK IN THE HIGHLANDS il OF SCOTLAND. ; t - . • —— 0 AN IMPORTANT GATHERING OF >, EDUCATIONISTS. > A CONFERENCE OF PROFESSORS FROM THE '» FOUR COLLEGES OF THE UNIVERSITY 0 OF NEW ZEALAND. I AN IMPORTANT AGRICULTURAL r SHOW. * THE WAIKATO A. AND P. SOCIETY'S SUM--1 MER EXHIBITION. t THE CHAMPION HUNTER AT TOE SHOW. THE CHAMPION DRAUGHT STALLION. % 5 ' . • I"-'' A PROGRESSIVE HAWSE'S BAT I PORT. I- A VIEW OF WAIROA FROM THE RIVER. 9 ' •' ' t ' ' THE DAIRYING INDUSTRY OP i ] NEW ZEALAND. A NEW FACTORY JUST OPENED AT KAEO, i , WHANGAROA. | OPENING A NEW FACTORY AT HEREKiNO. ! A PRETTY ' MILKMAID ON AN AUCKLAND ! ? FARM. .... ,• ~ j , A GO-AHEAD BOROUGH. r THE NEW GASWORKS AT WAIPAWA, HA WEE'S BAY. r ' .. • I IN. THE COLD LAKES DISTRICT^ IN THE COLD LAKES DISTRICT. [ THE HORSE-SHOE BEND, WAIAU RIVER. i BETTER THAN A GANG OP - NAVVIES. A STEAM SHOVEL AT WORK IN- CONNECTION WITH THE EVANS BAY RECLAMATION SCHEME, WELLINGTON. PREPARING FOR THE DAY'S WORE. THAMES FISHERMEN EXAMINING THEIR NETS. » MAKING HER MARK IN LONDON. MISS EVE BALFOUB, A YOUNG NEW ZEALAND ACTRESS. AN IMPORTANT CHURCH PARLIAMENT. THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND AT AUCKLAND RECENTLY. AUCKLAND'S WATER SUPPLY. THE NEW DAM AT WAITAKEEEL THE COAL MINES AT DENNISTQN. VIEW LOOKING TOWARDS THE COAST FROM THE SUMMIT OF THE HYDRAULIC LIFT. TRUCKS ON THE WAY TO AND FROM THE ; BINS. THE BEGINNINGS OF A NEW HOME : A SETTLER AND HIS FIRST HOUSE ON THE HAURAKI SWAMP. AN AUCKLAND BEAUTY SPOT. A VIEW IN ALBERT PARK. A RANGATIRA'S DAUGHTER. A MAORI MAID OF TOKAANU. CHRISTENING A NEW RACING BOAT. MIS MOLLY WOHLMANN GIVING HER OWN NAME TO A BOAT AT THE OPENING OF THE ROWING SEASON AT LAKE ROTORUA. A NEW J HOSPITAL ON THE WEST COAST. THE OPENING OF A NEW BUILDING AT DENNISTON. TIMBER MILLING IN THE PAR NORTH. HAULING LOGS OUT OF THE BUSH AT PERIA. A TIMBER-HAULING PLANT BEING BBOUGHT BACK FROM THE BUSH AT THE END OF A BIG JOB. - MISCELLANEOUS PICTURES. A SPANIEL AND HER PUPS. THE SUN'S LAST RAYS. ON THE HAURAKI SWAMP. A LITTLE MAORI AND HER GUARDIAN. AN EVENING SCENE AT THE WHARVES, AUCKLAND ATTENDING TO MOTHERLESS LAMBS ON AN AUCKLAND FARM. FEEDING-TIME ON A FARM NEAR LAKE hawea. HAPPY LITTLE MAORIS. ON THE LOOKOUT FOB CRAYFISH. THE CHAMPION OF THE KAIANGA. THE WAIHENGA BRIDGE OVER THE RUAMAHANGA RIVEII. A BIG SEA ON THE BAR AT GREYMOUTH. COACHING IN NEW ZEALAND'S NATIONAL PARK. IN THE RED DEER COUNTRY, CENTRAL OTAGO. AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. NOW PUBLISHED. PRICE, SIXPENCE.