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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLECONTENTS
- ARTICLEThe Week in Review.
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEWhich Should be Boss?
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- ARTICLESayings of the Week.
- ARTICLETHE CONSERVATIVE POINT OF VIEW—THE RED RAG.
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- ARTICLENews of the Dominion.
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND.
- ARTICLESOUTH ISLAND.
- ARTICLEPERSONAL NOTES.
- ARTICLENEW ZEALANDERS ABROAD.
- ARTICLESHARE LIST.
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- ARTICLEPEARY AT THE POLE
- ARTICLEThe Wide World.
- ARTICLEWRECK OF THE MAORI.
- SECTIONSports and Pastimes.
- ARTICLEVolunteer Notes.
- SECTIONTURF GOSSIP
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLETURF TALK FROM THE SOUTH.
- ARTICLEAVONDALE ACCEPTANCES.
- ARTICLEHOROWHENUA RACES.
- ARTICLEWANGANUI SPRING MEETING.
- ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN RACING.
- ARTICLEUNDER DIFFERENT CIRCUMSTANCES
- ARTICLEFOR TIRED PEOPLE
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- ARTICLETHE NIGHT SKY IN SEPTEMBER
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- ARTICLEMusic and Drama.
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- ARTICLEOur Illustrations.
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- ARTICLETHE TARANAKI RIFLES WITH THE REGIMENTAL COLOURS.
- ILLUSTRATIONHanna, photo.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONThe great sheer-legs erected at Calliope Dock were put into use last week, when a 50-ton boiler for the Ngapuhi was l...
- ARTICLEA TERRIBLE TRAGEDY OF THE SEA—THE LOSS OF THE MAORI.
- ILLUSTRATIONSee “The Wide World.”
- ARTICLEAMATEUR THEATRICALS IN DANNEVIRKE.
- ILLUSTRATIONDICK DEADEYE-Mr. W. J. Melville.
- ILLUSTRATIONLITTLE BUTTERCUP—Miss Ada Freeman.
- ILLUSTRATIONRALPH RACKSTRAW—Mr. P. Hansard.
- ILLUSTRATIONHEBE— Miss Belle Robertson.
- ILLUSTRATIONRT. HON. SIR JOSEPH PORTER, K.C.B.— Mr. R. Robertshaw.
- ILLUSTRATIONA. Henderson, photo. MISS BELLE PETTIT as Josephine in ”H.M.S. Pinafore.”
- ILLUSTRATIONSee special articles and news column. COMMANDER R. E. PEARY, WHO REACHED THE NORTH POLE ON APRIL 6,1909.
- ILLUSTRATIONA. Henderson, photo. MR. D. K. WILSON as Captain Corcoran.
- ARTICLELAYING THE FOUNDATIONS O E WELLINGTON’S NEW POST OFFICE.
- ILLUSTRATIONTibbutt, photo.
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- ILLUSTRATIONSorrell, photo. COMMITTEE OF THE HAWKE’S BAY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. BACK ROW—Messrs. R. H. Tod, J. Macniv...
- ILLUSTRATIONA BOY ATHLETE. Master D. J. Pointon, 13 1\2 years of age, of the Port Ahuriri School (H.B.), who is the possessor of ...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE MAIN SCHOOL PRIZE MEDALLISTS. Reading from the right —Seymour Fannin, Daisy Knock, Louie Jordan, Thelma Griffin, ...
- ILLUSTRATIONTWO YOUNG MUSICIANS. Master J. D. A. Briasco, age 15 years, silver medallist for the senior violin solo, 1909, and go...
- ILLUSTRATIONSorrell, photo. NAPIER MUSICAL AND ELOCUTIONARY COMPETITIONS. NAPIER COMBINED MAIN SCHOOL CHOIRS, These combined choi...
- ARTICLEFIRST TO FLY ACROSS THE CHANNEL.
- ILLUSTRATION(Topical photo.) See “The Wide World."
- ARTICLEARRIVAL OF IMMIGRANTS IN WELLINGTON.
- ILLUSTRATIONAUCKLAND—CHALLENGERS FOR THE SHIELD. BACK ROW: J. Halford, J. Borthwick, J. Seath, J. Shergold, R. G. Gardner, C. Ben...
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- ILLUSTRATIONFRUIT BROKERS’ PRESIDENT. Mr. Townsend, who is a member of the firm of Townsend and Paul, Ltd., Wellington, was elect...
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- ILLUSTRATIONTesla Studios, photo. WANGANUI ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL TEAM. This team was defeated by Auckland by 3 goals to 1 on Septe...
- ILLUSTRATIONWELLINGTON—DEFENDERS AND WINNERS OF THE SHIELD. BACK ROW: W. Gibson, J. Hall, J. Pye-Smith, H. Smallbone, R. Gibson, ...
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- ILLUSTRATIONFIRST TO POLE. Dr. Frederick A. Cook, of Brooklyn, U.S.A., who claims to have reached the North Pole in April, 1908, ...
- ILLUSTRATIONTibbutt, photo. A GROUP OF THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS. THE ARAWA, ALONGSIDE THE WHARF.
- ILLUSTRATION(1) Making concrete blocks on the Midland railway. (2) Testing the Staircase Viaduct. (3) Paterson’s Creek bridge, th...
- ARTICLEMANAWATU GOLF CLUB’S CHAMPIONSHIP.
- ILLUSTRATIONC. F. Newham, photo. DYNAMITING A SUNKEN STEAMER AT WANGANUI. The steamer Charles Edward, which was wrecked in the Wa...
- ILLUSTRATIONE. Denton, photo. A GROUP OF OFFICIALS. Left to right: Sitting—P. H. McHardy (capt.), H. Gifford Moore, L. A. Abraham...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE WINNER DRIVING. Kurupo Tareha, of Napier, who beat O. H. Druce (Manawatu) in the final for the championship.
- ILLUSTRATIONJ. C. BURNS (AUCKLAND) IN SEMI-FINAL.
- ILLUSTRATIONIN LONDON. Sir J. G. Ward outside the Foreign Office in Whitehall, London.
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. BARRAUD (MANAWATU CHAMPION), DRIVING.
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. O. H. DRUCE IN THE FINAL WITH TAREHA.
- ILLUSTRATION(Topical Photo.) SIR JOSEPH WARD'S ARRIVAL IN ENGLAND. Or his arrival at Dover, the Premier of N.Z. was accorded a pu...
- ILLUSTRATIONMILITARY INSTRUCTIONAL CLASS AT AUCKLAND. An eight days' class of instruction for staff Sergeant-Majors, under the di...
- ILLUSTRATIONBIENNIAL CONVENTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE NEW ZEALAND CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR UNION Tibbutt, photo. AT WELLINGTON. For na...
- ILLUSTRATIONTibbutt, photo. MOTOR CYCLISTS’ HILL-CLIMBING TEST. The Wellington members of the New Zealand Motor Cycle Club held a...
- ILLUSTRATIONMuir and Mackinlay, photo. DELEGATES TO THE FRUIT BROKERS' CONFERENCE IN WELLINGTON. BACK ROW: D. F. Skinner, secreta...
- ARTICLEPIERCING THE SOUTHERN ALPS.
- ILLUSTRATIONTESTING PATERSON’S CHEEK BRIDGE.
- ARTICLETHE MIDLAND RAILWAY AND ITS TUNNEL
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE TOP AND BOTTOM HEADINGS OF THE OTIRA TUNNEL.
- ILLUSTRATIONEIGHT HUNDRED FEET ABOVE THE RIVER BED. Showing the brink of the fall at the Devil’s Punchbowl, 790 ft. above the riv...
- ILLUSTRATIONMT. BINSER AND THE WAIMAKARIRI RIVER. The coach road is shown in the foreground.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL. The dotted line shows the direction in which the tunnel will traverse the hills beneath the w...
- ILLUSTRATIONA SIDE CUTTING AT THE SPRINGFIELD END OF THE MIDLAND RAILWAY.
- ILLUSTRATIONPASSING MOUNT ST. BERNARD. The railway formation works are shown in the foreground, while further back, at the foot o...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE LINE Of THE TUNNEL. Looking exactly over the line of the tunnel, with the summit of Arthur’s Pass (3035 ft.) in t...
- ILLUSTRATIONAN OPEN CUTTING AT THE SPRINGFIELD END OF THE RAILWAY.
- ILLUSTRATIONA CONSTRUCTION GANG AT WORK. The dividing range may be seen in the distance.
- ILLUSTRATIONBUILDING UP THE TRACK ON THE SIDE OF THE BROKEN RISER GORGE.
- ILLUSTRATIONHOW THE COMPRESSED AIR DRILL IS HANDLED.
- ILLUSTRATIONIN THE AVOCA VALLEY. Easy going for the Construction gangs through the sheep country.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE TERMINUS WESTPORT COALING WHARF. Westport is at the end of the Buller Gorge section of the line.
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- ARTICLEINTERPROVINCIAL RUGBY—AUCKLAND DEFEATS TARANAKI.
- ILLUSTRATIONAUCKLAND WAITING FOR TARANAKI.
- ILLUSTRATIONCUNNINGHAM WAITING FOR A PASS. See “Sports and Pastimes."
- ILLUSTRATIONA HALT IN THE GAME.
- ILLUSTRATIONA TIGHT SCRUM.
- ILLUSTRATIONO'LEARY TRIES AT GOAL.
- ILLUSTRATIONSTOPPING A RUSH.
- ARTICLEAUKLAND'S NEW FERRY BUILDINGS, TO COST OVER £50,000.
- ILLUSTRATIONJ. R. Hanna, photo. TARANAKI REPRESENTATIVES WHO DEFEATED AUCKLAND. The match between the Auckland and Taranaki Rugby...
- ILLUSTRATIONSefton, photo. SEARCHING FOR COAL IN THE EAR NORTH. Boring operations are being carried out on Mr. Wright’s farm, at ...
- ILLUSTRATIONP. A. Eadie, photo. AN IMPROVEMENT ON SHADOW SPARRING. The above photographic novelty shows Geoff. Watchorn (Palmerst...
- ILLUSTRATIONE. Denton, photo. PALMERSTON NORTH OLD BOY’S TEAM. This team defeated Kia-Toa in the (semi-final for the Abraham Cup ...
- ILLUSTRATIONLOGS AND DEBRIS CARRIED DOWN BY THE FLOOD.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE RAILWAY STATION YARDS AFTER THE FLOOD. WHEN THE KAIHU RIVER OVERFLOWED.
- ILLUSTRATIONF. Bottrill, photo. THE RUAHINE HOCKEY CLUB. Winners of Armstrong Challenge Cup, 1909. The season’s record is: Matche...
- ARTICLEWill the America Fly to the Pole?
- ILLUSTRATIONPAUL BJOERVIG,
- ILLUSTRATIONSIDE VIEW OF THE POLAR AIRSHIP, AMERICA. The immense length—one hundred and eighty feet- is suggested by the figures ...
- ILLUSTRATIONPORTRAIT OF MR. WELLMAN, TAKEN ON THE DECK OF HIS POLAR AIRSHIP, AMERICA. The nacelle or car shown in this picture wa...
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- ILLUSTRATIONTHE SKELETON FRAME OF THE WELLMAN AIRSHIP HALL WITHOUT ITS SKIN OF SAIL-CLOTH. Eighty-two feet wide, eighty-five feet...
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- ILLUSTRATIONTHE PROW OF THE POLAR AIRSHIP, AMERICA. The nose that is to be pointful toward the North Pole. THE OLDER AND SURER ME...
- ILLUSTRATIONENGINEER VANIMAN (AT THE LEFT) WITH HIS HALF-BUILT CAR. The platform immediately covering the gasolene tank forms the...
- ILLUSTRATIONCAIRN MARKING THE SPOT WHERE ANDREE INFLATED HIS BALLOON. This unlucky spot is but a short distance from where the Am...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE START FOR THE POLE.
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- ARTICLELife in the Garden.
- ILLUSTRATIONTWO FINE SPECIMENS. On the left is Professor Thomas’ “Bonanza,” and on the right, Mr. J. Kirker’s “Admiral Makaroff.”
- ILLUSTRATIONG. J. MACKAY’S EXHIBIT AT THE SPRING SHOW OF THE AUCKLAND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE CHARM OF THE DAFFODIL. The splendid bloom on the left is Mr. J. Kirker’s "Golden Bell,” and on the right is Mr. G...
- ILLUSTRATIONEXHIBIT BY MESSRS. C. S. McDONALD AND SONS AT THE AUCKLAND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY’S SPRING SHOW.
- ARTICLEOrchards by the Roadside.
- ILLUSTRATIONPear Trees by the Roadside at Letchworth.
- ILLUSTRATIONGarden Plants by the Footway at Letchworth.
- ARTICLEYEARS OF CONSTIPATION.
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- ARTICLEThe Last Years of Arctic Work
- ILLUSTRATIONFORT CONGER, WHENCE TWO MAIN ROUTES LEAD NORTH.
- ILLUSTRATIONCAPE LAWRENCE IN MAY, LOOKING NORTH, BY THE LIGHT OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN.
- ILLUSTRATIONA CAMP IN TRANSIT .
- ILLUSTRATIONCAMP ON THE POLAR PACK AT 83 DEGREES, 39 MINUTES N. DUE NORTH OF CAPE MORRIS K. JESUP.
- ILLUSTRATIONA ROAD ALONG THE ICE FOOT.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE TENT AFTER A GALE.
- ILLUSTRATIONBRINGING THE LINE ACROSS: CROSSING A WIDE LANE ON A RAFT MADE OF OUR SLEDGES.
- ARTICLEProgress in Science.
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- ARTICLEThe Bookshelf.
- ARTICLEPOETS ARE BORN NOT MADE.
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- ARTICLETRYING IT ON THE DOG
- ILLUSTRATIONI read my production with expression
- ILLUSTRATIONShe leaned toward the mirror and dipped her lashes into the black.
- ILLUSTRATION“Oh! You cunning thing!” she exclaimed.
- ILLUSTRATION“And where, oh! where did, you pick up the valet?”
- ILLUSTRATION“Say, who got idea we could he a quartet?"
- ARTICLESAINT PETER: THE STORY OF A MIRACLE
- ILLUSTRATIONA COMING PROFESSION. “Cash Paidt fer Oldt Autos!”
- ILLUSTRATIONNO HARM DONE. Old Gentleman: “You idiot, you thick-headed numskull! This isn’t the tree I told you to cut down. It wa...
- ARTICLEFIND FOR FAT FOLKS.
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- ARTICLECopyright Story. The Kidnapped Author
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- SECTIONChildren's Page
- ARTICLETo Our Young Readers.
- ARTICLECOUSINS’ CORRESPONDENCE.
- ARTICLETHE SILVER QUEEN.
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- ARTICLEWorld’s Richest Boy.
- ARTICLEA Thousand-year-old Toad.
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- ARTICLEENGAGEMENTS.
- ARTICLEOrange Blossoms.
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- SECTIONSociety Gossip.
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- ARTICLEAUCKLAND.
- ARTICLEWELLINGTON.
- ARTICLEHAMILTON.
- ARTICLEROTORUA.
- ARTICLEGISBORNE.
- ARTICLENAPIER.
- ARTICLEHASTINGS.
- ARTICLEPALMERSTON NORTH.
- ARTICLENEW PLYMOUTH.
- ARTICLEFEILDING.
- ARTICLESOUTH TARANAKI.
- ARTICLEWANGANUI.
- ARTICLENELSON.
- ARTICLEBLENHEIM.
- ARTICLECHRISTCHURCH.
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- ARTICLEThe World of Fashion.
- ILLUSTRATIONSMART FROCKS FOR YOUNG GIRLS.
- ILLUSTRATIONThis is an eccentric, but novel, variety of the “granny” bonnet, in Tuscan fancy straw, with a band of black velvet a...
- ILLUSTRATIONUpon this beautiful evening gown, flowers made of ribbon with foliage embroidered upon the gown form a most effective...
- ILLUSTRATIONA NEW PIECE OF MILLINERY. Worn tilted high at one side, and drooping at the other.
- ILLUSTRATIONThis shows us another practical linen tailor-made costume, in this instance all in white. It is trimmed with white so...
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- ARTICLEVerse Old and New.
- ARTICLEAnecdotes and Sketches.
- ILLUSTRATIONSOINCE AND HILTH.
- SECTIONOur Funny Page
- ILLUSTRATIONLittle Girl (at fete held in interests of Stage Orphanage): “Mamma, why do actors have orphans?”
- ARTICLETAKING THE BLAME.
- ARTICLEAPPENDICITIS OR CURIOSITY.
- ARTICLEA COMPARISON TO HAND.
- ARTICLEA MATTER OF FORM.
- ARTICLEWHAT DID SHE MEAN ?
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- ARTICLEGOOD ENOUGH FOR ALGY.
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- ARTICLENOT NECESSARY.
- ARTICLEA LONG TIME AGO.
- ARTICLEBREAKING IT GENTLY.
- ARTICLEAMOR VINCIT OMNIA.
- ARTICLEIMPOSSIBLE.
- ARTICLEWHAT COULD HE HAVE MEANT!
- ARTICLEA NEW INSOMNIA.
- ARTICLEWHEN DIPLOMACY FAILED.
- ARTICLEIN THE DOMAIN, AUCKLAND.
- ILLUSTRATIONoliver and Walker, photo.