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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23488, 27 October 1939, Page 3

i"'r I k. . / ■v. AT ALL NEWSAGENTS New Zealand's G THE WEEKL CHRISTM/ Thirty-five pages of magnificent photographs portray Neu) Zealand's finest scenery. A Vitally new and unparalleled pictorial record. rags n* mm m sm Mm mm mm w 1 » & Pi ■m' mm 1 m am mm m ■■ma'if-. m (trgm m is m WW m m im t/r icv»V i wmpmmmumßm /#sff Including Four Superb Pages in Full Colour . « . A glimpse over Auckland's Harbour looking toward the City from Birkenhead. New Zealand's Exhibition City Wellington from the heights of Kelburn. " The Legend ** Maori voyagers from Hawaiki arrive in New Zealand. . Historic discovery Abel Tasman's Expedition sights the Three Kings in 1643. Threshing the golden grain beneath the snowy heights of the Remarkables Range in Otago. Skating in the sunshine at Lake Tekapo. Sunbathers on the shores of lovely Lake Wakatipu. Beautiful Studies io tlhe Popular Two Tint Process The early-morning sun dispels the mist in the Ruakituri Valley a superb pastoral scene in Poverty Bay. The reflected peak, a study in the Hollyford Valley, South Island. Mirror of mountain splendour. Mt. Tasman and Mt. Cook reflected in a Westland lagoon. The Presentation Plate Taranaki's Snowy Sentinel. This picture is a perfect example of the colour printer's art and is a fine reproduction of a painting by Mr. Marcus King, of Wellington. THE PER COPY. Obtainable from all Newsagents or direct from the Publishers, Wilson & Horton Ltd., C.P.O. Box 32, Auckland. Postages within New Zealand, 2id; to all Empire Countries, 3jd; Foreign, sd. Remember—Overseas Mails and Deliveries in Great Britain 'are being handled with unfailing regularity.