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TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
ARTICLECONTENTS
ARTICLEThe Week in Review.
ARTICLEMy Leading Lady.
- ILLUSTRATIONMISS TITTELL BRUNE.
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ARTICLESayings of the Week.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE ACROBAT. Roosevelt (to Taft) : All right, young man ; you have kept the place nice and warm for me, and now' you ...
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ARTICLENews of the Dominion.
ARTICLEA Play With a Moral.
ARTICLEPERSONAL NOTES.
ARTICLENEW ZEALANDERS ABROAD.
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ARTICLENaval Headquarters.
SECTIONSports and Pastimes.
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLECROQUET.
- ARTICLELAWN TENNIS.
- ARTICLEBOWLING.
- ARTICLECHESS.
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- ARTICLEUntitled
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SECTIONTURF GOSSIP
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEFIXTURES.
- ARTICLEANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
- ARTICLETHE GLENORA PARK YEARLINGS.
- ARTICLETURF TALK FROM THE SOUTH.
- ARTICLENAPIER PARK SPRING MEETING.
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ARTICLEGOLF
ARTICLEUntitled
ARTICLELADIES' GOLF.
ARTICLEMusic and Drama.
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ARTICLEBack to New Zealand.
ARTICLEOur Illustrations
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ARTICLEEVERY INCH A GOVERNOR—THE GROWING POPULARITY OF LORD AND LADY ISLINGTON.
- ILLUSTRATIONMuir and Mackinlay, photo.
ARTICLEWHEN THE HORSES ARE IN THE STRAIGHT.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE NEW PREMIER, Mr. J. S. T. McGowan, Leader of the New South Wales Labour Party, which scored a conspicuous victory...
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONHOW WELLINGTON’S SEA BATHERS MUST DRESS—THE “CANADIAN” COSTUME. Styles in bathing costumes were discussed by the Well...
- ILLUSTRATIONScmidt, photo. THE NEW COMMODORE. Mr R. J. Howden, the Commodore of the New Zealand Power Boat Association, who wa re...
- ILLUSTRATIONMallet, photo. PIANO BASHER AT WORK. A photograph taken at Hastings recently of one Edward Travis, engaged In the pia...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE HON. C. G. WADE, K.C., Premier and Leader of the Liberal Party, which suffered defeat at the hands of the Labour ...
- ILLUSTRATIONMuir and Mackinlay, photo. HARBOURMASTER AT HOKITIKA. Captain Francis E. Naylor, recently appointed Harbourmaster and...
ARTICLELeaders of Commerce in the Dominion.
- ILLUSTRATIONWhalley and Co., photo. MR. J. M. JOHNSTON. Mr John Moore Johnston of the well known Palmerston North firm of J. M. J...
- ILLUSTRATIONBartlett, photo. MR JOHN WILSON. Mr John Wilson, of the firm of Wilson’s Portland Cement Co., Ltd., was born at Kawau...
ARTICLEIN THE NAME OF THE THRONE.
- ILLUSTRATIONMuir and Mackinlay, photo.
ARTICLEONCE MORE TO THE GREEN —THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE BOWLING SEASON.
- ILLUSTRATIONTesla, photo. THE OPENING DAY AT THE WANGANUI CLUB.
- ILLUSTRATION(1) Mrs F. W. Williams sending up the first bowl. (2) A snapshot on the green. (3) The President of the Napier Bowlin...
- ILLUSTRATIONSorrell, photo. THE OPENING OF THE NAPIER BOWLING CLUB'S SEASON.
ARTICLESNAPSHOTS ON THE GREENS ON THE OPENING DAY.
- ILLUSTRATIONTibbutt, photo.
ARTICLEBOWLING BEGINS IN THE CAPITAL.
- ILLUSTRATIONSOME OF WELLINGTON'S ELEVEN HUNDRED BOWLERS COMMENCE THEIR SUMMER SPORT. Tibbutt, photo.
ARTICLEThe Coming of the Metropolitan Era—Auckland's Extraordinary Activity in Building
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE STRENUOUS GROWTH OF BIG BUILDINGS IN THE HEART OF AUCKLAND—THE MOST RAPIDLY EXPANDING CITY IN THE DOMINION.
ARTICLESOME LEADING FEATURES OF THE TRADES DISPLAY.
- ILLUSTRATIONMann, photo.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE MORNING AFTER THE BIG FIRE AT TAUMARUNUI. Early last Wednesdaymorning a drstructive occurred at Taumarunui. The o...
ILLUSTRATIONTopical, photo. COSTERMONGERS DAY OUT AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. Bank Holiday at the Crystal Palace is now the elysium of...
ILLUSTRATIONMann, photo. GISBORNE CLUB HOUSE GUTTEIt BY FIRE. The club house of the Gisorne Club, a large two storey building, wa...
ILLUSTRATIONA FIVE-MASTED SCHOONER AT AUCKLAND. Amongst the arrivals In the port of Auckland and last week was the five masted sc...
ILLUSTRATIONDenton, photo. THE BACKBLOCKS COME TO TOWN. The unsual sight of an oxen team with ray was recently seen in New Plymou...
ARTICLEA UNIQUE GROUP—THE "PILGRIM FATHERS” OF AUCKLAND.
- ILLUSTRATIONMann, photo. IMPROVEMENTS TO THE PORT OF GISBORNE. The Gisborne Harbour Board's new dredge. Maui, removing papa rock,...
- ILLUSTRATIONMann, photo. A STORM TOSSED SCOW. The scow Waikonini, heavily laden with 63,000 feet of timber, arrived at Gisborne f...
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ARTICLEIN HONOUR OF THE FOUNDERS OF AUCKLAND—A COMMEMORATIVE GATHERING.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE OFFICERS OF THE NEW ZEALAND OLD COLONISTS' ASSOCIATION AND CLERGY. The Upper photo shows the representatives of t...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE INTERIOR OF THE CHORAL HALL DURING THE REUNION OF OLD COLONISTS.
- ILLUSTRATIONMEMBERS OF THE CHOIR WHO TOOK BART IN THE COMMEMORATION.
ARTICLEHOW LABOUR DAY WAS CELEBRATED IN AUCKLAND.
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ARTICLENORTHERN ROLLER FLOUR MILLS—CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN THE AUCKLAND PROCESSION.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
ARTICLETHE RECOGNITION OF THE GIRL SCOUT—THE WELLINGTON CONTINGENT AT “AWARUA.”
- ILLUSTRATIONMuir and Mackinlay, photo.
ARTICLEPERILS OF THE BACKBLOCKS—A DAMAGED BRIDGE.
- ILLUSTRATIONC. Knight, photo.
ARTICLEMilitant Suffragettes Justified in England.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE HERALDS OF INTELLECTUAL WOMANHOOD. Mrs. Pankhurst and her brilliant daughter Christabel, who inaugurated the mili...
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONAMERICAN SUFFRAGISTS IN A BRITISH PROCESSION. Dr. Anna Shaw is seen in the centre of the front row, with Professor L....
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ARTICLEThe Excellent Herring.
- ILLUSTRATIONPACKING THE FISH IN BARBELS.
- ILLUSTRATIONIN THE HOLD OF A SMACK. Filling the baskets with herring.
- ILLUSTRATIONKIPPERS HUNG UP. The smoking stacks.
- ILLUSTRATIONWOMEN GUTTING HERRING IN THE CURING YARDS.
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SECTIONLIFE IN THE GARDEN
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLESHOW DATES.
- ARTICLESEEDS TO SOW THIS MONTH.
- ARTICLEGENERAL GARDEN WORK.
  - ILLUSTRATIONA BANK OF PINK IVY GERANIUM GROWING IN AN AUCKLAND GARDEN DURING MIDWINTER.
- ARTICLEHardy Azaleas.
  - ILLUSTRATIONCOLLECTION OF VEGETABLES EXHIBITED BY THE HON. VICAIRY GIBBS AT THE HOLLAND HOUSE SHOW
  - ILLUSTRATIONA BED OF HARDY AZALEAS.
- ARTICLEMr. W. J. Unwin.
  - ILLUSTRATIONMR. W. J. UNWIN.
- ARTICLEAMERICAN GLADIOLUS SOCIETY.
- ARTICLESWEET-SCENTED ANNUALS FOR THE OUTDOOR GARDEN.
- ARTICLEThe Search for the Perfect Rose
- ARTICLETHE NEWEST SWEET FEA.
- ARTICLESLUGS AND SNAILS.
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ARTICLEThe Littlest Woman in the World.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRESSING AN ELECTRIC BUTTON. The smallest human creature in the world could direct the power of Niagara.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRINCESS WEENIE WEE Photographed below the step of a Fourth Avenue street-car in New York City.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE HAND OF THE SMALLEST WOMAN Compared with that of an ordinary human being and showing the many lines that have no ...
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ARTICLETopics of the Day.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE NO-BREAK FAST FAD.
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ARTICLEProgress in Science.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE MOUNTED “CALIPH,” THE WORLD S GREATEST HIPPOPOTAMUS, WHO WAS 12 FEET LONG AND 1 WEIGHED FOUR TONS WHEN ALIVE.
- ILLUSTRATIONTRYING AND FITTING ON THE SKIN OF A BRITISH EAST AFRICA ZEBRA ON THE MANIKIN.
- ILLUSTRATIONCombined Aeroplane and Dirigible Balloon.
ARTICLEThe Bookshelf.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE NATIONAL GAME.
- ILLUSTRATIONJones, a dyspeptic, scientist, is studying the progress of digestion. He is now able to see how he feels.
ARTICLEBRIEF AND BRIGHT.
ARTICLENEW ZEALAND STORIES.
- ILLUSTRATIONMANNERS AND CUSTOMS. “America expects every woman to pay her duty.”
- ILLUSTRATIONANOTHER SET-BACK TO THE CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE.
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ARTICLEIN SAFE HANDS.
- ILLUSTRATION"Unless he gets three thousand pounds within a fortnight he goes to—perdition !n
- ILLUSTRATIONShe found Trevor and Mrs. Hunt alone in the inn parlour.
- ILLUSTRATION'You are in safe hands—loving hands and faithful!”
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ARTICLEA Plea for the Parents.
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ARTICLEAutomatic Street Lighting.
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ARTICLECopyright. At a Safe Distance.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
- ILLUSTRATION'In the adversity of our best friends there is often something which does not displease us.”
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SECTIONChildren's Page
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLETo Our Young Readers.
- ARTICLENOTICE.
- ARTICLECOUSINS’ CORRESPONDENCE
- ARTICLEIn the good old Summer_time
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ARTICLEOUR BABIES.
ARTICLERoman Boat in London.
ARTICLECHANGE OF BUSINESS.
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ARTICLEOrange Blossoms.
ARTICLEENGAGEMENTS.
SECTIONSociety Gossip.
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND.
- ARTICLEWELLINGTON.
- ARTICLECAMBRIDGE.
- ARTICLEHAMILTON.
- ARTICLEROTORUA.
- ARTICLETAUMARUNUI.
- ARTICLEGISBORNE.
- ARTICLERAPIER.
- ARTICLEFEILDING.
- ARTICLEDANNEVIRKE.
- ARTICLENEW PLYMOUTH.
- ARTICLESTRATFORD.
- ARTICLEWANGANUI.
- ARTICLEPALMERSTON NORTH.
- ARTICLESOUTH TARANAKI.
- ARTICLENELSON.
- ARTICLEBLENHEIM.
- ARTICLEPICTON.
- ARTICLECHRISTCHURCH.
- ARTICLESEDDON.
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SECTIONThe World of Fashion.
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEFashion Notes from Paris Shops
  - ILLUSTRATIONTAILOR MADE COSTUME. Of foulard or linen.
  - ILLUSTRATIONA SIMPLE AND PRETTY COIFFURE FOR EVENING WEAR, The large coronal plait is supplemented with a cluster of curia on eac...
- ARTICLETrimmings.
  - ILLUSTRATIONSIMPLE GOWN FOR EVENING WEAR. Of pale pink ninon and satin, embroidered in floss silk to match, with undercorsage of ...
- ARTICLEFashionland.
  - ILLUSTRATIONCOAT AND SKIRT. Of cream serge and soutache for travelling.
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ARTICLEVerse Old and New.
ARTICLEAnecdotes and Sketches.
- ILLUSTRATIONLITTLE BOBBY’S IDEA OF A SHOOTING STAR.
SECTIONOur Funny Page
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEALARMING TECHNICALITIES.
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- ARTICLEHE KNEW.
- ARTICLENUMBER ONE.
- ARTICLENOT THE TROUBLE.
- ARTICLESTRIPES.
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- ARTICLETWO OF ’EM.
- ARTICLEBLAMED AGAIN.
  - ILLUSTRATIONSHOE-FLY!
- ARTICLEA SNARL FROM A CYNIC.
- ARTICLEJEALOUSY.
  - ILLUSTRATIONA DUEL PERSONALITY.
- ARTICLENO TERAIS AGREED ON.
  - ILLUSTRATIONVery sorry, lady, but business is business.
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19 October 1910

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