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Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 172, 2 October 1886, Page 1

READY! NOW READY! THE VOLCANIC ERUPTION OF TARAWERA. 2fEW SERIES OF CHROMOIjITHOGRAPHIG VIEWS.

"Numerous inquiries having been made for * -narrative of the Volcanic Eruption at Tarawera in connected form, the Publisher has much pleasure in announcing the publication oi *. book illustrative of this very remarkable occurrence. The letter-press account of the 3nost interesting evont3 connected with the -eruption has been prepared by Mr T. W. Leys, together with a description of the District before nnd after the great volcanic outburat. Th« work is illustrated by a MAP OF THE DIS TRICT showing the Dust and Mud Deposits, the New Volcanic Craters, New Lake, etc, and OA THIRTY LARGE VIEWS OA vV ,(ix COLOURS^ OU Comprising the following : Mount Tar \wera in Eruption (two views). The Ri?nt in Soutit End of Tauawera. The Gkkat Rent from End to End o* Takawkka. View of the Eruption from Ruawaiiia. Thk Nr.w L\kb, Hoiomakakiri. View of the New L\ke and Rotoma iiana, from Top of Mount Tarawera. Tjie Gohgu ok Rikt Toitx out of Soutp End of Takawura. TnE Black Vn vtkr. Tub Wnrn: Terrace (three views). Thk Pink Turrace (two views). OniNEMn v Vitj. \oe on Lakp: Rotorua. Old Miomon Ciu'rch. Te Mu, Mr. Haiaki/s llolsk (before and after thg eruption). Rotomahasi IiAKE, Before Eruption (twe views). Rotomaiuxa, After Eruption (two views). Wairoa Settlement JlJefore the Eruption). Scenj:s in Waikoa (After the Eruption). Digging 01-t thk Old Toiii-mja. Caitvtn Way's Hoc»u (After the Eruntion). Thk Old Mil^l. Tikit\pu, ou -ran Blue Lake. TiKiTiPC Hi an (After the Eruption). The book, which comprises about Eighty *our larfcc-sized pages, is printed on good paper and in clear type, and published at a very low price to ensure popular sale, and its wide -circulation should tend to correct much of the injurious misapprehension which has beeD ■created abroad vvith regard to the eruption and *w effects. PRICE 25. 6 d. in stout paper cover; in cloth, 3a. 6d- Remittances must be made in money oi Postiil Notes; postage stamps cannot b« accepted.