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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEThe Week in Review.
- ARTICLECONTENTS
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- ARTICLEWar in the Air.
- ARTICLEColour Prejudice in Canada.
- ARTICLEGENERAL BOOTH AT EIGHTY-TWO.
- ARTICLESayings of the Week.
- ILLUSTRATIONWHEN THEIR TERMS EXPIRE.
- ARTICLEA Flogging Juggernaut.
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- ARTICLENews of the Dominion.
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- ARTICLEPERSONAL NOTES.
- ARTICLENEW ZEALANDERS ABROAD.
- ARTICLETHE EDINBURGH THEATRE FIRE.
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEPHONOGRAPHIC SPEECHES.
- ARTICLESIR J. WARD AND THE HIGH COMMISSIONERSHIP.
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- SECTIONSports and Pastimes.
- ARTICLETrousers Forbidden.
- ARTICLECHESS.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEA Novel Sentence.
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- ARTICLEGOLF
- ARTICLELADIES’ GOLF.
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLETURF GOSSIP.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLESUCCESSFULLY NOBBLED.
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- ARTICLEMusic and Drama.
- ILLUSTRATIONPLAY TITLES TRAVESTIED. “A Fool There Was.”
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- ARTICLEA Royal Musician.
- ARTICLETHE SHEFFIELD CHOIR.
- ARTICLEOur Illustrations
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- ARTICLETEN YEARS AGO-THE VISIT OF THEIR MAJESTIES TO NEW ZEALAND RECALLED.
- ILLUSTRATIONBartiett, photo.
- ARTICLETHE LAST OF THE BRITISH ARMY AIRSHIP WHICH WAS BOUGHT BY PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION. A DISASTROUS FLIGHT AT ALDERSHOT.
- ILLUSTRATIONTopical, photo.
- ARTICLERAILWAY SMASH IN AUCKLAND.
- ILLUSTRATIONAN ENGINE DAMAGED AND TRUCKS SMASHED TO MATCHWOOD. A railway accident occurred just our of Auckland recently, when a ...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE RESULT OF TORRENTIAL RAIN—A FLOODED LANE IN AUCKLAND. Auckland was visited by a downpour of rain last Saturday we...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE LADIES COMMITTEE OF THE WAIKATO WINTER SHOW. Heading from left to right: Mrs. S.J. Bennett (wife of the president...
- ARTICLEStranded near Wanganui.
- ILLUSTRATIONTesla, photo. A BARQUENTINE ASHORE AT CASTLECLIFF. The barquentine Pelotas, from New South Wales, was stranded on the...
- ILLUSTRATIONFROM THE BUSINESS MEN OF AUCKLAND. Our illustration is a reproduction of an illuminated address which was presented b...
- ILLUSTRATIONBarton, photo. THE EXTERIOR OF THE GOVERNMENT RAILWAY MAINTENANCE ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT AFTER THE BIG FIRE.
- ILLUSTRATIONBarton, photo. TO FORM THE BACKBONE OF THE DOMINION'S TERRITORIAL FORCES. Staff Sergeant-Major instructors from the I...
- ILLUSTRATIONBarton, photo. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN WELLINGTON—THOUSANDS OF POUNDS' WORTH OF STATE PROPERTY DESTROYED. About I O'clock...
- ARTICLENAVAL WARFARE BECOMING MORE DEADLY.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLETHEY COST NEARLY £4,000,000 STERLING.
- ARTICLETHE COMING OF THE SHEFFIELD CHOIR TO NEW ZEALAND—PUBLIC MEN OF THE DOMINION AND MEMBERS OF THE CHOIR WHO SUPPORT THE ...
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONL. Hanlon, photo. A PRETTY PEEP ON THE HOTEO RIVER, NORTH AUCKLAND.
- ILLUSTRATIONTopical, photo. MAGGIE PAPAKURA AND HER MAORI TROUPE IN LONDON. The Maori troupe headed by Maggie Papakura have reach...
- ILLUSTRATIONTopical, photo. WHAT CORONATION NIGHT WILL BE LIKE AT THE HEART OF THE EMPIRE. A LONDON CROWO MAKING A PATRIOTIC DEMO...
- ILLUSTRATIONAN UNTIMELY DEATH. The illness of Mr F. A. Claude, through whose instrumentality the Southern-bound Main Trunk expres...
- ILLUSTRATIONE. Greenwood, photo. PRESENTED TO THE BISHOP OF WELLINGTON. A cross, presented to the new Bishop of Wellington. on th...
- ILLUSTRATIONLafayette (Dublin), photo. ONE OF ENGLAND'S SAILOR PRINCES. Prince Albert, the second son of King George and Queen Ma...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE MOMENTOUS POLL OF 1911—TEMPERANCE LEADERS IN CONFERENCE. Delegates who attended the annual convention of the New ...
- ILLUSTRATIONSee “Music and Drama.” RETURNING TO NEW ZEALAND. Mr Frank Hutchens, a New Zealand pianist who recently gave a recital...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE MAORI MURDERER. A sketch of Tahi Kaka, the young Maori now lying under sentence of death in Mount Eden Gaol. Effo...
- ILLUSTRATIONMISS ANCHILDA. MR ERNEST KAAI. MISS KEALA KAAI, The Premier Hula Dancer and Mezzo-Soprano. Director of the Company, a...
- ILLUSTRATIONMAKING A RESERVOIR ON TOP OF MT. EDEN. The photographs show the progress of the work of preparing a site on the top o...
- ILLUSTRATIONFIXED BY A FLASH ON THE PHOTOGRAPHIC PLATE. SNAPSHOT OF A BIG WAVE TEARING INTO THE BLOWHOLE AT PIHA BAY. ON THE WEST...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE KING'S LETTER TO THE NATION. The above illustration is a section of the King's Letter to the Nation, which by Hie...
- ILLUSTRATIONSHE CAN DISCHARGE 250,000 FEET OF TIMBER PER DAY. The new steamer Ihumata. built for the inter-colonial trade. The ne...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE MOST SUCCESSFUL ART EXHIBITION YET HELD. The Auckland Society of Arts Exhibition, which has been open for some ti...
- ILLUSTRATIONTO ARRIVE AT AUCKLAND ON MONDAY—VISIT OF THE SHEFFIELD CHOIR TO NEW ZEALAND. THE MEMBERS OF THE CHOIR WERE PHOTOGRAPH...
- ILLUSTRATIONNorthwood, photo. ON THE NORTHERN GUMFIELDS—MUSTERING TIME ON A NORTH AUCKLAND FARM, NEAR HOHOURA.
- ILLUSTRATIONREGAL MOTOR CARS—W. B. SCOTT & CO., MANCHESTER STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. After refusing the agency for n number of Americ...
- ARTICLETHE TIHI-O-TONGA.
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- SECTIONLife in the Garden
- ARTICLETO HORTICULTURAL SECRETARIES.
- ARTICLEMidland Daffodil Show.
- ILLUSTRATIONFIRST PRIZE TWELVE LONG TRUMPET DAFFODILS. Exhiblited by Messrs. Cartwright and Goodwill, at the Midland Daffodil Sho...
- ILLUSTRATIONNARCISSUS, CORONATION. A finely-formed Poeticus variety exhibited by Mr. Crosfield at the Midland Daffodil Show. Firs...
- ILLUSTRATIONNARCISSUS, WHITEWELL, Which received the Award of Merit.
- ILLUSTRATIONFrom the “Gardeners’ Chronicle.” THREE NEW DAFFODILS. (1) Queen of Hearts. (2) Socrates. (3) Miss Willmott.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE NEW NARCISSUS, MISS WILLMOTT, Which received First-class Certificate at Birmingham Daffodil Show
- ARTICLESchool Environment.
- ARTICLESWEET PEA NOTES.
- ARTICLEThe Revival of the Pentstemon.
- ARTICLEA Good New Rhododendron.
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- ARTICLEA PARADISE OF PATENTS.
- ILLUSTRATIONA PNEUMATIC CAP.
- ILLUSTRATIONA ROOM IN MR. BLINKS’ HOUSE, IN WHICH EVERY ARTICLE IS A PATENT. Note rocking-chair that works a fan, the fire-coalin...
- ILLUSTRATIONNO MORE PLAIN WALLFLOWERS, A combined beauty-mask and fan.
- ILLUSTRATIONA VENTILATING HAT.
- ILLUSTRATIONAN UMBRELLA WITH A WINDOW.
- ILLUSTRATIONA UNIVERSAL-UTILITY-CHAIR.
- ARTICLEThe Great Smith Family.
- ARTICLEThe Romance of Oil.
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- ARTICLETHIS IS ABOUT SOAP.
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- ARTICLETopics of the Day.
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- ARTICLEThe Bookshelf.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONSO OFTEN ! THEIR FURS AND FEATHERS.
- ARTICLEBRIEF AND BRIGHT.
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- ARTICLEProgress in Science.
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- ARTICLEThe Firemen’s Leopard.
- ILLUSTRATION"The two natives banged the box rather heavily on the rail of the ship.”
- ILLUSTRATION“The firemen were poking the leopard into A substantial wooden cage.’’
- ILLUSTRATION“They dragged the leopard out by the tail."
- ILLUSTRATION“Don't he look goot, Jimmyt!"
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- ILLUSTRATION“For two pins I’d sail in and bash the whole crowd of you.”
- ILLUSTRATION“The leopard is dead, sir.’’
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- ARTICLEStyle.
- ARTICLEThe Cost of Snowstorms.
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- ARTICLENEW ZEALAND STORIES.
- ARTICLEThe Tihi-o-Tonga.
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- SECTIONChildren's Page
- ARTICLETo Our Young Readers.
- ARTICLECOUSINS’ CORRESPONDENCE.
- ARTICLESnobbery in America
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- ARTICLEOUR BABIES.
- ARTICLEPROSTRATING BILIOUSNESS.
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- ARTICLELetters From Exile.
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- ARTICLEN.Z. Reception in London.
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- ARTICLEOrange Blossoms.
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- SECTIONSociety Gossip.
- ARTICLEANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND.
- ARTICLEFirst Courts of the New Reign.
- ARTICLEENGAGEMENTS.
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- ARTICLEWELLINGTON.
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- ARTICLEHAMILTON.
- ARTICLECAMBRIDGE.
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- ARTICLEROTORUA.
- ARTICLEGISBORNE.
- ARTICLENAPIER.
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- ARTICLEFEILDING.
- ARTICLEHASTINGS.
- ARTICLENEW PLYMOUTH.
- ARTICLEPALMERSTON NORTH.
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- ARTICLEWANGANUI.
- ARTICLESOUTH TARANAKI.
- ARTICLEBLENHEIM.
- ARTICLENELSON.
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- ARTICLEPICTON.
- ARTICLECHRISTCHURCH.
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- ARTICLEThe World of Fashion.
- ARTICLEFASHION NOTES.
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- ARTICLEVerse Old and New.
- ARTICLEAnecdotes and Sketches.
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- ARTICLEOur Funny Page
- ILLUSTRATIONDoctor: “Why on earth didn’t you send for me before?” Patient's Wife: “Well, sir, we thought as. we’d wait a few days...
- ILLUSTRATION“Do you know the woman in the flat next to yours well enough to speak to?” “Well enough? i know her too well to speak...
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- ILLUSTRATIONWeary Voice from Doorway: “My dear sir, I have absolutely no objection to you coming here and sitting up half the nig...
- ILLUSTRATIONThe Departing Guest: "Look here, you know. This is a bit thick. You charge for writing paper, and 1 haven’t used a ba...