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Otago Witness, Issue 2433, 31 October 1900, Page 66

-s. _^ 5 IS THE TITLE OF THE FORTHCOMING AND IT MAY BE ORDERED AT ONCE FHOIiI ALL NEWSAGENTS THROUGHOUT THE COLONY. " 'WAftTJTT AitfTl I KTnT? F T l TT AT\TTi » £ilJz.\j£\il4J£X£\ & , J.N \J£b 111I II- iLLN U Q\J UJ, £&, Is a brightly-written and entertaining article, enriched with numberless beautiful Pictured, specially intended as s, thoroughly artistic and representative sketch of Nature, 'human Nature, Sport, Industry, Wealth, and Wonderland of New Zealand. THE PICTURES WILL DELIGHT EVERY ARTIST, INDICATING AS THEY DO FRESH SKETCHINGGiI JUNDS AND UNEXPLORED BEAUTII S. Tlie Pleasure Resorts will attract Holiday-makers I Bit, f J\S 1 &1& 2 £•% inlcVj Rich in Local Colour, cleverly portraying New Zealand Life in Country, Goldfields, and Cily, will interest all Social Students. THE DREDGING and SLUICING CLAIMS x\re full of Interest to Speculators and Investors, for everyone is interested in the search, for North and South, from Auckland to Stewart Island, Lovely Landscapes, Farm Scenes, Bush Scenes, Lake, River, and Sea Pictures, remind you of where you have been, and where you desire to go. Beautiful Portrait Studies, BY OUR BEST PHOTOGRAPHERS, INCLUDE A SET OF CHILD STUDIES ENTITLEDj "The Age of Innocence." A page of Maori Portraits, in which " Youth " is represented by some strikingly handsome Maori damsels, and " Crabbed Age " by the portrait of a fine old Native Chief, is entitled "CRABBED AQE ANto YOUTH." Maori Legend Is represented by an English version of " The Sun God," by Miss Macka Maori Art By the reproduction of some splendid examples of Maori Carving. » r . :c-:m":o'0'^ t T'3E&:i::E3^ . . A NEW ZEALAND VINEYARD— THE GRAPE HARVEST— AUTUMN HARVEST SCENES SAWYERS AT WORK IN THE BUSH RACE-CUTTING IN THE BUSH. HYDRAULIC SLUICING (SEVERAL VIEWS). DREDGES AND DREDGING— WEST COAST AND CENTRAL OTAGO. THE K'ultl TIMBER INDUSTRY. The foregoing items of this Record Number of the DAILY TIMES AND WITNESS CHRjSTMaS ANNUAL prove that no more Cheery, Complete, Artistic, and Representative Presentment of " jMaoriland, North and South, ' could be sent to friends who have never seen our fair land ; for it will help them to realise the extraordinary variety of its scenery and the wealth of its resources. No pleasanter reminder of old associations to the absent New Zealnnder could ba conceived than the 1900 Annual, for whether he comes from North or South, the delighted recipient will recognise one familiar scene after another in its pages. " N©w Zealand for >Tew Sealanders " _ - IS THE SENTIMENT WHICH HAS PLANNED THE SKETCH "MAOBILAND, NOBTH and SOUTH/ BUT WE ARE A PEOPLE FULLY ALIVE TO THE CHARMS OF TRAVEL, AND A SET ©F 10 MAGNIFICENT EGYPTIAN PICTURES INCLUDES: THE GATEWAY OF THE EAST. THE INCARNATION OF SILENCE. ■ FILLING TnE WATER SiIINS. • A TURKISH BEAUTY. A CROCODILE HUNT. A GROUP OF NUBIAN CAMEL DRIVERS, etc. Tlie Marble Quarries of Carrara V RE THE SUBJECT OF TWO EXQUISITE FULL-PAGE PICTURES, AND LITTLE FOLK 'IN JAPAN, Specially written for the Witness, is illustrated by pretty pictures of Japanese Children. It will thus be seen that while providing the special attraction of a completely representative number for sending Home to the Mother-land, we have not been. unsindfu^.oiE_the_claiilis and pleasiires oi o«« r&aders xesicleut all qver the cgloajgne "" . ~r~ , .