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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14809, 12 October 1911, Page 3

Publications. 8 ' AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. ISSUED ,TO-DAY. THIS WEEK'S NUMBER IS A MSCOBDEB 0? NOTEWORTHY EVENTS IN" HANDSOME ILLUSTRATIONS. TAVIUNI SUNK IN SYDNEY HARBOUR. SCENE AFTER THE COLLISION. ANOTHER VIEW OF THE SUNKEN SHIP. THE TAVIUNI BEFORE THE MISHAP. AUCKLAND GOLF CLUB'S CHAMPIONSHIP. SOME INTERESTING PHOTOGRAPHS. MR. J. C. BURNS, THE WINNER. MR. W. B. COLBECK, RUNNER-UP. VIEWS ON THE LINKS. . A * NEW ZEALAND LADIES' u GOLP CHAMPIONSHIP. MRS. ORBELL BEATEN BY MISS GOULD. MISS A. FEABCE BEATEN BY MRS. ORBELL. MRS. O. WILLIAMS. ON THE GRASS. MISS COLLINS. ' ' A GENERAL VIEW OF THE LINKS. A CADDY. ' . . - MR. G. E. TOLHURST. MRS. BIDWILL. MRS. A. 8. BISS (SECRETARY). OTHER MISCELLANEOUS SNAPSHOTS.! A GROUP OF THE COMPETITORS. PANORAMA OF THE LINKS. NEW ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH < AT TIMARU. /. PROCESSION OF CLERGY AT. THE OPENING. A VIEW OF THE CHURCH. r• v | GRAHAMTOWN RAILWAY OPENED. i THE STATION. THE NEW Wharf AT WHANGAREI. I THE NEW GBAHAMTOWN WHABF. ' J j v.~v, - ... '' j LARGEST GOLD MINE IN THE WORLD. TWO VIEWS OF THE GREAT* RANDFONTEIN ' BATTERIES. - RACING AT WANGANUI. ... : .... .. . .... j HALF-PAGE OF INTERESTING SNAPS. | < ■ . ; 7'. . 1 ' .*" > . THE GOVERNOR IN RAW EE'S BAY. ... : LAYING THE FOUNDATION-STONE iOF THE NEW HUKARERE GIRLS' SCHOOL. THE OPENING OP THE NEW TECHNICAL SCHOOL AT WANGANUI. I w THE HON. GEO. FOWLD S PERFORMING THE i x . CEREMONY. SPECIAL DOUBLE , PAGE. TYPICAL SCENES IN THE HOKIANGA DISTRICT. / ■ - ... ■* ; ■■■. ROTOKAKAHI RIVER, WHANGAPE HAR- % BOUR. THE VILLAGE OF RAWENE. THE ENTRANCE TO' HOKIANGA HARBOUR. AWABOA HARBOUR. WHANGAPE. A TYPICAL BUSH SCENE. HEREKINO RIVER. A TYPICAL RIVER SCENE. THE NARROWS, HOEIANGA HARBOUR. - THE HEAD OF THE MUNGAMAKU RITES. -/ ' : - : • \ :; . '• ■- , A REMARKABLE SWIMMING PEAT. . MISS LILY SMITH CROSSING THE SOLENT. : • "• : :f A NEW STREET CONVENIENCE. ONE OF THE NEW AUTOMATIC TELEPHONES RECENTLY INSTALLED AT AUCKLAND. " RACES AT : NAPIER. ' ' HALF-PAGE OF SNAPSHOTS AT THE SPRING • MEETING. IMPORTANT GATHERING OF CHURCHMEN. CLERGY OF THE WAIAPU DIOCESE AT THE ANNUAL SYNOD MEETING, HELD AT NAPIER. ■ . ' FEAST ON THE GUMFIELDS. A KAPA MAORI AT WAIPAPAKAURL THE CHIEF TOWN OF SOUTH CANTERBURY. VIEWS OF TIMARU. + ' ' \ ■ _ ," J, A PROGRESSIVE NORTHERN TOWN. VIEWS OF DARGAVILLE. VISIT OF THE HENRIK IBSEN. DISCHARGING OREGON TIMBER AT AUCK- ■ LAND..-. TOPICAL CARTOON. A QUESTION FOR DECEMBER.' v/ MISCELLANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHS. A PICTURESQUE VIEW OF WANGANUI. AN UP-TO-DATE FLAXMILL AT RONGOTEA. A BUSY SHIPPING SCENE AT WAIPIRO BAY. OVERHAULING YACHTS; AT DEVONPORT. - MACHINE MILKING 5 AT , TAMAHERE. ; GENERAL VIEW OF i REMUERA. A BOOM OF LOGS .AT MECHANICS' BAY. A VIEW OF WHANGAREI HARBOUR. A GLIMPSE OF DUSKY SOUND. A VIEW OF THE "SOUTHERN ALPS FROM BEALEY. AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. MOW PUBLISHED. I PRICE. SIXPENCE:.y ' ■ i : ■ I