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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15548, 4 March 1914, Page 11

AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWSON SALE TO-DAY. V : '. ' ■'"■- '< : Vi' :•■>!■"' :• ■ PRICE, - 31XPEHCE.. SPLENDID NUMBER. '•- INTERESTING niU^ATI6ITSi trentham shooting . :^ meeting;";.;-?;-^ : VIEWS ON Tta.'. EANOE.;' , >c? THE WAITOMO CAVES. SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS. SCENE OF ALPINE TRAGEDY. PREMIER IN EAWKE'S BAT. EXHIBITION AXEMEN'S CARNIVAL. OPENING WAIKOWHAI PARS. MASTERTON SHOW WINNERS, HEAT STRIKE IN SYDNEY. * : STATE COAL INDUSTRY. MISCELLANEOUS PICTURES. A fine series of illustrations is published in the Auckland Weekly News, issued this morning. To many people the most in-' terestiug will be those dealing with the annual meeting of the Dominion Rifle Association at Trent-ham, Wellington, whichi opened on February 26. General views of the range are given, while there are also included snapshots of His Excellency the Governor (the Earl of Liverpool), and! Major-General Godley, who were visitors to the meeting. A beautiful double-page illustration deal; with the Waitomo Caves, situated in the King Country, 123 miles from Auckland. Each view is repro-. duced artistically, and gives those who have not had the good fortune to visit tha caves an excellent idea of these wonders \ of Nature. Amongst the many other sub- "- jects dealt with are the opening of the}'" Waikowhai Park, Auckland, the Auckland Exhibition axemen's carnival, hauling kauri logs in a Northern Wairoa bush, the) Masterton Show, the meat strike in Sydney _ the Prime Minister (Bight Hon. W. F. Massey) in Hawke's Bay, State coal '■% industry, trout fishing in Marlborough, th&ri ;; Alpine tragedy, with, a picture of one- of - " the lost guides, the Oddfellows' Confer-i ence, and Mount Ruapehn in Summer time.. In addition there are nianeroua otbejrittttfc* : traticmj of « high, '' 1 - ,- • ' ~"\