Contents
- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLECONTENTS
- ARTICLEThe Week in Review.
- ARTICLEA Guide to London
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- ADVERTISEMENTPage 2 Advertisements Column 2
- ARTICLESayings of the Week.
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- ARTICLENews of the Dominion.
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND.
- ARTICLESOUTH ISLAND.
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEPERSONAL NOTES.
- ARTICLESHARE LIST.
- ARTICLEMINING.
- ARTICLEThe Wide World.
- ARTICLEDr. Cook’s Secret.
- ARTICLEPEARY’S PERSONALITY.
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND’S NEW ORGAN.
- ARTICLEAn Empire in Evolution.
- ARTICLE“Invulnerable” Defence.
- ARTICLEIn Buried Pompeii.
- SECTIONSports and Pastimes.
- ARTICLECRICKET.
- ARTICLEGOLF.
- ARTICLEATHLETICS.
- ARTICLEBILLIARDS.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE BRIDGE HAND.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE LOSING HAZARD—FAST PACE.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE LONG LOSING HAZARD. SLOW STRENGTH.
- ARTICLECHESS.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEBeauty Show at Folkestone.
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- ARTICLEVolunteer Notes.
- ARTICLEOur Atmosphere an Aerial Sea.
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- ARTICLETURF GOSSIP
- ARTICLEMusic and Drama.
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- ARTICLEA DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN DENNISTON—DAMAGE ESTIMATED AT OVER £5000.
- ILLUSTRATIONE. Denton, photo. OPENING OF THE TENNIS SEASON AT PALMERSTON NORTH. A group of the members of the Manawatu Tennis Clu...
- ILLUSTRATIONPoll and Rackham, photo. BOWLING SEASON OPENED AT HASTINGS. The Hastings Howling Club opened their season on October ...
- ILLUSTRATIONSurrell, photo. A GROUP OF NAPIER OARSMEN. The photograph shows a number of the members of the Napier and Union Rowin...
- ARTICLEPRETTY COSTUMES AT THE RECENT "POSTER CONTEST” IN HASTINGS.
- ILLUSTRATIONFoll and Rackham, photo.
- ARTICLETHE RISE OF ROMAN CATHOLICISM IN NEW ZEALAND-SCHOOLS AT PALMERSTON NORTH.
- ILLUSTRATIONE Denton, photo.
- ARTICLERoman Catholic Schools at Palmerston North.
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- ILLUSTRATIONWHEN ROYALTY WEDS. Mr. Walter Buchanan, of Auckland, has, by Royal command of His Majesty King George H. of Tonga, de...
- ILLUSTRATIONOPENING THE NEW REMUERA SCHOOL. MR. PARR AND THE MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE. The new public school in Market Road, Remu...
- ARTICLEA COLLEGE ‘MARATHON” WITH 202 STARTERS.
- ILLUSTRATIONHOME MISSION STAFF—DIOCESE OF AUCKLAND Reading from left to right, the names are as follows:—FRONT ROW: Rev. M. Warne...
- ILLUSTRATIONSee “Sports and Pastimes.”
- ILLUSTRATIONMAORI LAND NOMADS IN EGYPT. A party of New Zealanders in Egypt under the shadow of the Great Pyramid and the Sphinx. ...
- ARTICLEWhere the Sea and the Sunshine Linger Nelson, New Zealand’s Historic City.
- ILLUSTRATIONF. N. Jones, jun., photo.
- ARTICLETHE LABOUR DAY CARNIVAL
- ARTICLETHE LABOUR DAY CARNIVAL-BRILLIANT CELEBRATIONS IN AUCKLAND.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEIN THE HAPPY VALLEY
- ARTICLEPretty Dominion Homes at Nelson
- ARTICLEMARLBOROUGH MOUNTED RIFLES IN CAMP AT BLENHEIM.
- ILLUSTRATIONMcCusker, photo.
- ARTICLELABOUR DAY CELEBRATIONS IN WELLINGTON.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONHOLIDAY-MAKERS AT WONDERLAND. NO. 1 REGIMENT, WELLINGTON INFANTRY, LEAVING FOR TRENTHAM.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONTibbutt, photo. (1) OFFICERS ENTRAINING FOR TRENTHAM. (2) NO. 1 REGIMENT ON THE MARCH.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE TRAINING SHIP AMOKURA LEAVING PORT.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE OFFICERS AND INSTRUCTORS OF THE AMOKURA.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONCAPT. HOOPER, R.N.R. Commander of the Amokura, with the smallest boy on the ship. Tibbutt, photo. THE BOYS OF THE AMO...
- ARTICLEThe Struggle for the Budget.
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- ILLUSTRATIONINTERIOR OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS, SHOWING THE THRONE AND THE OFFICIAL SEAT OF THE LORD CHANCELLOR.
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- ILLUSTRATIONTHE DUKE OF RICHMOND.
- ILLUSTRATIONLORD JAMES OF HEREFORD.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE DUKE OF PORTLAND.
- ILLUSTRATIONLORD WILLIAM CECIL.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE DUKE OF ABERCORN.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE RT. HON. H. H. ASQUITH, PRIME MINISTER. The Liberal Premier was famous as legal counsel long before he reached th...
- ILLUSTRATIONLORD ROSEBERY. Once Liberal Premier of England, who attacked the Budget as “Socialism,” and has since resigned from t...
- ILLUSTRATIONLORD BALFOUR OF BURLEIGH.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE MAN WHO BROUGHT DOWN THE BUDGET. Mr. Lloyd George, Chancellor of the Exchequer, whose spirited defence of the Bud...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE ARCHBISHOP OF YORK.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE DUKE OF NORFOLK. One of the largest land owners in London. He joins with numerous peers in the fight against the ...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION. Mr A. J. Balfour, Conservative Leader, one of the most prominent opposers of the Budget...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT.
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- ARTICLEA Princess’s Robes.
- ARTICLEBeauty Show for Mere Men.
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- ARTICLELife in the Garden.
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. GEORGE LAUGHTON’S CYCLAMENS IN THE COOL SHADE HOUSE.
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. GEORGE LAUGHTON'S CYCLAMENS. A plant forty years old compared with one five or six years.
- ILLUSTRATIONFUCHSIA PYRAMID.
- ILLUSTRATIONFUCHSIA STANDARD.
- ILLUSTRATIONDOUBLE FUCHSIA, MRS. E. G. HILL.
- ILLUSTRATIONSOWING AND SUPPORTING SCARLET RUNNERS.
- ILLUSTRATIONWISTARIA CHINENSIS ON THE WALL OF A SUBURBAN HOUSE.
- ARTICLEEgyptian Antiquities.
- ILLUSTRATIONSTUMP SPEAKERS.
- ARTICLEBee Philanthropists.
- ARTICLENOT HIS FAULT.
- ARTICLESPRING CLEANING.
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- ARTICLEThe Rich American in London Society
- ILLUSTRATION“NEW YORK! THAT PLACE HAS BEEN WIPED OFF THE MAP.”
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE DOMESTIC STAFF OF THE MONIBAGGE ESTABLISHMENT IN PARK LANE.
- ILLUSTRATIONBLOOD RELATIONS TO MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. MONIBAGGE SIGNS SOME CHEQUES.
- ILLUSTRATIONLORD GAUL PROPOSES TO THE ELDEST DAUGHTER.
- ARTICLETOO MUCH LIKE WORK.
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- ARTICLEThe Bookshelf.
- ILLUSTRATIONSUMMER CORRESPONDENCE ILLUSTRATED LITERALLY. "We Have Come to a Perfectly Heavenly Place.”
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- ARTICLEThe Real Bernard Shaw
- ARTICLEIs the Aeroplane the Harbinger of Peace?
- ILLUSTRATIONWATERLOO UP TO DATE.
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- ARTICLEProgress in Science.
- ILLUSTRATIONA SECTION ACROSS THE BASES OF A CAT’S WHISKERS. To show the structure of tactile hair.
- ILLUSTRATIONA CROSS SECTION OF THE STEM OF A CALAMITE, MAGNIFIED.
- ILLUSTRATIONA LONGITUDINAL SECTION THROUGH THE HUMAN SCALP. Showing the roots of the hairs and the layers of the skin. Magnified ...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE MICROTOME, Designed by Mr. Cole for cutting sections of material embedded in carrot.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE HAIRS ON A DEUTZIA LEAF. Magnified thirty times.
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- ARTICLETopics of the Day.
- ILLUSTRATION“Oh! That One’s not a Bubble!”
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- ARTICLEThe Cannibals and Mr. Buffum
- ILLUSTRATIONWe made soup over the chimney with a little Yankee contraption.
- ILLUSTRATIONI was so seasick that I asked the captain ef he’d excuse me from dooty:
- ILLUSTRATIONThe noise of that, added to my own voice, Made ’em feel that 1 was no ordinary person.
- ILLUSTRATIONI went over to a pa’m-tree and climbed to the top of it.
- ILLUSTRATIONSomeone was feedin' him chunks of something to fatten him.
- ILLUSTRATIONI rubbed my cheek against his.
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- ARTICLECopyright Story. TUNKLES
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE FRIEND WHO NEVER FAILS.
- ILLUSTRATION"Don’t be afraid, Tommy; it’s only a woman.”
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- ARTICLECHILDREN'S PAGE
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- ARTICLESIR GEORGE GREY
- ARTICLEWomen Smokers.
- ARTICLELADIES’ GOLF.
- ARTICLEENGAGEMENTS.
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- ARTICLEOrange Blossoms.
- SECTIONSociety Gossip.
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND.
- ARTICLEWELLINGTON.
- ARTICLECAMBRIDGE.
- ARTICLEGISBORNE.
- ARTICLEHASTINGS.
- ARTICLEFEILDING.
- ARTICLENAPIER.
- ARTICLENEW PLYMOUTH.
- ARTICLESTRATFORD.
- ARTICLEPALMERSTON NORTH.
- ARTICLEWANGANUI.
- ARTICLENELSON.
- ARTICLEBLENHEIM.
- ARTICLECHRISTCHURCH.
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- ARTICLEThe World of Fashion.
- ILLUSTRATIONGOWN OF WEDGWOOD BLUE CASHMERE WITH SILVER EMBROIDERY
- ILLUSTRATIONEVENING GOWN. Of pure white ninon, with embroidery of silver thread and white floss silk and pearls.
- ILLUSTRATIONYACHTING GOWN IN WHITE SERGE
- ILLUSTRATIONA CHARMING EVENING GOWN Of pearl white crepe de soie, with a tunic embroidered in silver.
- ILLUSTRATIONThe hat above, made as it is of very light weight and pliable straw, fitted closely to the head, is an ideal choice f...
- ARTICLETHE TYPEWRITER GIRL.
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- ARTICLEVerse Old and New.
- ARTICLEAnecdotes and Sketches.
- SECTIONOur Funny Page
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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- ILLUSTRATIONStout Party (who has dropped cigar): “ Now, which nag I afford to lose—my cigar or my back button?"
- ARTICLEFEARS CONFIRMED.
- ARTICLETHE MEEK MAN RETORTS.
- ARTICLEA SEASIDE DIALOGUE.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEROUGH ON BOTH.
- ARTICLEA FAUX PAS.
- ARTICLE“IN DE NATCHAL WAY.”
- ILLUSTRATION“GOODNESS ONLY NOSE!"
- ARTICLEQUITE CUNNING.
- ARTICLETOO SOON.
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- ARTICLETHE PORT, NELSON.
- ILLUSTRATIONF. N. Jones, junr., photo.
- ARTICLETHE PORT, NELSON.