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Otago Witness, Issue 2428, 26 September 1900, Page 53

NoFth'and South I* the Title of _ ' the forthcoin " i£ DAIT>Y TIMES AND WITNESS CHEISTMA& AKJN'GAL, The bright and chaimiiigly-writton Article i.'hich gn-es its npme to the numbei is tho tbrc-r.d of narrative, description, rr.d anecdots upon which are sluing pagos of beaahfui illustrations, pictorially represenfmg the beauties, lesources, industries, and marvels of _ ( Maoiiland, North' and South PHOTOGRAPHS AND SKETCHES successfully illnstiate: — AUCKLAND, With its Kauri Gum Forests, its Lowering Tree Ferns, and Nikau Palms, sho-fling the sub-tiopical beauties of the Fair North. . TARANAKI, That " Gaiden of New Zealand," is laid under coatribtition for some exquisite pictures. MAORI ART Is represented by fine pictures of Can ings, etc. ; and the MAORI RACE By tho Portraits of an Ancient Chief of the Old School, contrasted by Youth and Beau+y of the New School. A NEW ZEALAND VINEYARD, With its giottps of Grape-pickers and heaped purple ppoii of the vineyard, is a distinctive and striking picture. Old Identities will welcome the REPRO- ■ DUCTION of SOVE VALUABLE OLD PENCrURKETCHES, showing the Neighbourhood" of Wellington in 1846-47. (These Ilhtstiations are most valuable from an Early History point' of view.) THE WONDERS OF HYDRAULIC SLUICING. The Country, Surroundings, aud Very Heait of the Great Dredging Industry of Central Otago, and the beginning of the Vast God Dredging Schemes of Beautiful Westland are a SPECIAL FEATURE. The Savage Grandeur of the ALPTNE DISTRICTS, the Wintiy Panorama of Srow and Ice, the Exquisite Snow Pictures of Winter Landscapes in the Interior of Otago, form a striking contrast to the luxiuitmt beauty of foiest scenery in the North. THE FREEZING WORKS OF SOUTHLAND, THE FISHING INDUSTRY OF STEWART ISLAND, All are the subject of excellent il«" lustrations ia the most complete, harmo- * nious, and brightly conceived presentment of New Zealand winch has ever been placed before the public. The public aie advised lo pla^c' their Orders without delay, as there is no doubt the appearance of the advance sheets of the Annual will result hi the whole edition being at once sold out. 1'_i1CJ3.,,,. ,,»„... .0NE SHILLING-.