AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18562, 21 November 1923, Page 11

AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS.

TO-DAY'S EDITION.

NEWS BY' PHOTOGRAPHY.

, A wealth of topical illustrations featuring items of interest in all parts of the •world is published in the pictorial section of the Auckland Weekly News, on sale to-day. ■ _•. . ■ (-«,.-"»» " »'v ■

New Zealand items are many and varied. They include the opening of the yachting season in "Auckland the GovernorGeneral's official visit to H.M.S. Chatham -exhibition of fancy diving by Mr. G. W. W. Cozens at Parnell Baths; 'the pupils anl lady teachers of Waikino school who were in class when the recent shocking tragedy occurred; a striking view of the huge number of motor-cars parked by visitors in the Show Grounds at Christchurch, on People's Day; the champion Jersey cow of Australia * and . New Zealand; unveiling of' Wanganui's ; war memorial; Armistice Day at Hastings; fend whaling at.Te Kaha, ; Bay of Plenty. 7a There is a futher series of photographs taken in Melbourne during the serious riots which followed a strike of the police; force, commencing on November 4. The camera record shows city shops smashed and looted by bands of rioters, -with special constables endeavouring to restore Jaw and order. Other items of moment in Australia include the Melbourne Cup and Victoria Derby. »t Flemington; . yachting on Sydney Harbour; and two recent destructive fires in " the capital city of New South Wale*. - , { ■'■'"* ;•;£'

This weeks double-page is devoted to highly-interesting subjects received by the latest overseas mails, and features recent happenings abroad. Artistically arranged, the whole combines to make a real budget of news by photography. Portraits include those of the party leaders in the*forthcoming general election in Great Britain, while among many further events and misadventures are:—Getting back to normal after the earthquakes in Japan; the assassination of the Italian military mission at Janina; memorial to the late Mr. James' Calvin, M.P., at Westport; the Carpentier-Beckett fight; workers' dwellings in course of construction at Orev Lynn; Maori children who recently performed in a Japanese operetta at Waionatatini; and the successful queen carnival at Hastings West.