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Publications. AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. NOW PUBLISHED. HAPPENINGS OF IMPORTANCE ILLUSTRATED. OPENING OF PARLIAMENT. EXCELLENT SNAPSHOTS. THE ARRIVAL OK THE GOVERNOR. SIR JOSEPH WARD AT THE OPENING. BATTLESHIPS IN COLLISION. REMARKABLE FULL-PAGE PHOTOGRAPH. H.M.S. REVENGE RAMS THE ORION. GORGEOUS ORIENTAL PAGEANT. CORONATION- PROCESSION OF THE KING OF SI AM. GOVERNOR'S VISIT TO GISBORNE. INSPECTING TOE GUARD OF HONOUR. THE ARRIVAL. ADDRESSING THE CROWD. LATINO THE FOUNDATION-STONE OF A NEW CHURCH. TURNING THE FIRST SOD OF THE GIS-BORNE-WAIHI SUCTION OF THE AUCK-LAND-FAST COAST RAILWAY. LAYING THE FOUNDATION-STONE OF A NEW HOSPITAL. A SCENE IN THE STREETS. HARNESSING THE HORAHORA. A STUPENDOUS TASK. PANORAMA OF TOE WORKS. THE KING IN INDIA. A MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE. A SCENE DURING THE HOMAGE CEREMONY. TERRIBLE MOTOR FATALITY. ALL THAT REMAINED OF THE CAR WRECKED AT THE STYX CROSSING, NEAR CHRISTCHURCH. THE SCENE OF THE FATALITY. INTER-STATE YACHTING. THE RACK FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF AUSTRALIA. TOPICAL CARTOON. THE LION CAPTURES THE ASHES. PICTURESQUE TTMARU. VIEWS OF CAROLINE BAY. WELLINGTON MEAT-WORKERS' STRIKE. PARTICIPANTS HOLD A PICNIC. UNIQUE ENGINEERING. BLOCKING THE RIVER AT WAIKOA IS ORDKK TO OBTAIN A GOOD BAR. THE MOUTH OF THE RIVER DAMMED WITH SAND BAGS. RESIDENTS ENCAGED IN THE WORK. t AUSTRALIAN SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS. LONGWELL WINNING THE 50YDS RACE. PLUNKET SHIELD MATCH. PANORAMA OF THE FIELD. REFORM PARTY'S RALLY AT TE KUITI. MR. MASSF.Y ON THE PLATFORM. THE BRISBANE STRIKE. THE nON. D. F. DENHAM, WHO DISTIN- ■> GUISHED HIMSELF.' LIFE-SAVING DRILL. A DEMONSTRATION BY THE LYALL RAY LIFE-SAVING CLUB AT WELLINGTON. WELLINGTON COLLEGE OLD BOYS' SWIMMING SPORTS. THE FLYING SQUADRON CHAMPIONSHIP. TOE START OF THE 100 YDS HANDICAP. MUNICIPAL FUNCTION AT OHAKUNE. OPENING A NEW BAND ROTUNDA. _ PROMINENT IN NAVAL AFFAIRS. THE RIGHT HON. WINSTON CHURCHILL 1 AND ADMIRAL TROWBRIDGE. ONE OF THE SEVEN WONDERS. _ THE SPHYNX AND PYRAMIDS OF EGYPT. SOUTH ISLAND MIDLAND RAILWAY. THE FIRST ENGINE TO CROSS THE BRIDGE r OVER THE WAIMAKARIRI RIVER. 1 FATAL FIRE NEAR BULLER. TOE RUINS OF THE GRANtTT HOTEL. 1 ' AUCKLAND FISHERMEN ON STRIKE. .SELLING THEIR CATCH DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC. PICTURESQUE AMSTERDAM. A CANAL SCENE. AUSTRALIA'S GREATEST CITY. ,_ PANORAMA OF CIRCULAR QUAY, SYDNEY. TROUT-FISHING SEASON. * A TYPICAL STREAM NEAR HORAHORA LA PI OS. MISCELLANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHS. A SAILING VESSEL IN AUCKLAND HARBOUR GATHERING PEACHES. * COLD PROSPECTORS AT WORK. A RATCATCHER AT WORK ON \\ AUCKLAND WHARF. THE WHARF AT GREYMOUTO. A TYPICAL CAMBRIDGE FARM SCENE. A BUSH CAMP AT KENNED I RAY. SURF-BATHING. VICTORIA-STREET, CAMBRIDGE. THE COST OF HIGH LIVING (COMIC). THE FERRY AT AWAMATE. A SCENE ON THE AUCKLAND HARBOUR A VIEW OF PORT SAID. " A WINTER SCENE IN THE SCOTTISH HIGH- _ LANDS. t V ; AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. ft NOW PUBLISHED. f i a 5 ?RICE SIXPENCE. * __. •■.-<

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14924, 23 February 1912, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14924, 23 February 1912, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14924, 23 February 1912, Page 3

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