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' . . . ' . „ Kailway Publicity Photo. MADE IN NEW ZEALAND.—Fust of tlie new "X" engines built at the Hult Railway Workshops. "X 900" underwent successful trials at Wellington-yesterday, when this photograph teas taken.' Designed ■ lv give greater efficiency in fuel and running costs, this powerful locomotive is almost entirely New Zealand-made. With the exception of a few -special fittings,: every part;of its.l 36 tons was manufactured . v from the raw materials in the Department's ivorkshops. ■ ■~..■...--.-•...,-.•..,-■ . . . ■ . . , .". ■'
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Railway Publicity Photo.
MADE IN NEW ZEALAND.— Fust of tlie new "X" engines built at the Hult Railway Workshops. "X 900" underwent successful trials at Wellington-yesterday, when this photograph teas taken.' Designed ■
MADE IN NEW ZEALAND.— First of the new "K" engines built at the Hutt Railway Workshops. "K 900" underwent successful trials at Wellington yesterday, when this photograph was taken. Designed
lv give greater efficiency in fuel and running costs, this powerful locomotive is almost entirely New Zealand-made. With the exception of a few -special fittings,: every part;of its.l 36 tons was manufactured .
to give greater efficiency in fuel and running costs, this powerful locomotive is almost entirely New Zealand made. With the exception of a few special fittings, every part of its 136 tons was manufactured
v from the raw materials in the Department's ivorkshops. ■ ■~..■...--.-•...,-.•..,-■ . . . ■ . . , .". ■'
from the raw materials in the Department's workshops.
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RAGLAN NEWS.
'" ' ffrom Our Oct Correspondeiit.)
*From Our Oct Correspondeiit.)
" " - ™ mt and romri weather food
Owing to wet and romri weather food
passed over Has-
passed over Rag-
A morning (Tuesday).
lan 4 morning (Tuesday).
of the market the price of
of the market the price of fibre
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; S. P. Andrew Photo. ... "Evening Post" Photo. Rev. 3. R.Ndid,'Vicar of Para- Sir Harry Lauder, famous Scotparaumu, ivho has been transferred tish comedian, who [arrived this to St. Hilda's Church, Island Bay. ' morning by the Aivalea. . Railways Publicity Photo. The Hon. D. G. Sullivan, Minister of Railways, enjoys his little-joke at the Railway Workshops on Saturday afternoon, when he opened the delayed Christmas party given for children by the Hutt Railway Workshops Social Committee.
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; S. P. Andrew Photo. ... "Evening Post" Photo. Rev. 3. R.Ndid,'Vicar of Para- Sir Harry Lauder, famous Scotparaumu, ivho has been transferred tish comedian, who [arrived this to St. Hilda's Church, Island Bay. ' morning by the Aivalea. . Railways Publicity Photo. The Hon. D. G. Sullivan, Minister of Railways, enjoys his little-joke at the Railway Workshops on Saturday afternoon, when he opened the delayed Christmas party given for children by the Hutt Railway Workshops Social Committee.
The Hon. D. G. Sullivan, Minister of Railways, enjoys his little-joke at the Railway Workshops on
The Hon. D. G. Sullivan, Minister of Railways, enjoys his little joke at the Railway Workshops on
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; S. P. Andrew Photo. ... "Evening Post" Photo. Rev. 3. R.Ndid,'Vicar of Para- Sir Harry Lauder, famous Scotparaumu, ivho has been transferred tish comedian, who [arrived this to St. Hilda's Church, Island Bay. ' morning by the Aivalea. . Railways Publicity Photo. The Hon. D. G. Sullivan, Minister of Railways, enjoys his little-joke at the Railway Workshops on Saturday afternoon, when he opened the delayed Christmas party given for children by the Hutt Railway Workshops Social Committee.
S. P. Andrew Photo. "Evening Post" Photo.
S. P. Andrew Photo. "Evening Post" Photo.
paraumu, who has been transferred tish comedian, who [arrived this
paraumu, who has been transferred tish comedian, who arrived this
to St. Hilda's Church, Island Bay. ' morning by the Aivalea.
to St. Hilda's Church, Island Bay. morning by the Awatea.
. Railways Publicity Photo.
Railways Publicity Photo.
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; S. P. Andrew Photo. ... "Evening Post" Photo. Rev. 3. R.Ndid,'Vicar of Para- Sir Harry Lauder, famous Scotparaumu, ivho has been transferred tish comedian, who [arrived this to St. Hilda's Church, Island Bay. ' morning by the Aivalea. . Railways Publicity Photo. The Hon. D. G. Sullivan, Minister of Railways, enjoys his little-joke at the Railway Workshops on Saturday afternoon, when he opened the delayed Christmas party given for children by the Hutt Railway Workshops Social Committee.
; S. P. Andrew Photo. ... "Evening Post" Photo.
S. P. Andrew Photo. "Evening Post" Photo.
Rev. 3. R.Ndid,'Vicar of Para- Sir Harry Lauder, famous Scot-
Rev. J. R. Neild, Vicar of Para- Sir Harry Lauder, famous Scot-
paraumu, ivho has been transferred tish comedian, who [arrived this
paraumu, who has been transferred tish comedian, who [arrived this
to St. Hilda's Church, Island Bay. ' morning by the Aivalea.
to St. Hilda's Church, Island Bay. ' morning by the Aivalea.
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. . RACiLAK, November IT.
RAGLAN, November 17.
Club w.is held at the Harbour View Hotel
Club was held at the Harbour View Hotel
elected for tlie ensuing vesxr; President. JV*r.
elected for tlie ensuing year; President. Mr.
tI. J. Greenslade, M.H.H.; vice-presidents,
H. J. Greenslade, M.H.R.; vice-presidents,
Messrs. N. R. Cox, Rutherford. Darrow, F..
Messrs. N. R. Cox, Rutherford. Darrow, E.
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Mr Zane Grey, the well-known American author, and his party, who arrivorf this morning on the Makura with the intention of taking part in another bin-uamo fishinu expedition off tho coast of New Zealand. Those in the photograph are (from left to right): Mr. Morton (Now Zealand Government cinomatonxaphor), Mr. A. H. Messenger (Government Publicity Officer), Mr. Zano Grey, Miss Smith (secretary), Mrs, Mitchell, and Captain Mitchell.
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Mr Zane Grey, the well-known American author, and his party, who arrivorf this morning on the Makura with the intention of taking part in another bin-uamo fishinu expedition off tho coast of New Zealand. Those in the photograph are (from left to right): Mr. Morton (Now Zealand Government cinomatonxaphor), Mr. A. H. Messenger (Government Publicity Officer), Mr. Zano Grey, Miss Smith (secretary), Mrs, Mitchell, and Captain Mitchell.
intention of taking part in another big-game fishinu expedition off the coast of New Zealand. Those in the photograph
intention of taking part in another big-game fishing expedition off the coast of New Zealand. Those in the photograph
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Mr Zane Grey, the well-known American author, and his party, who arrivorf this morning on the Makura with the intention of taking part in another bin-uamo fishinu expedition off tho coast of New Zealand. Those in the photograph are (from left to right): Mr. Morton (Now Zealand Government cinomatonxaphor), Mr. A. H. Messenger (Government Publicity Officer), Mr. Zano Grey, Miss Smith (secretary), Mrs, Mitchell, and Captain Mitchell.
Mr. Zane Grey, the well-known American author, and his party, who arrivorf this morning on the Makura with the
Mr. Zane Grey, the well-known American author, and his party, who arrived this morning on the Makura with the
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Mr Zane Grey, the well-known American author, and his party, who arrivorf this morning on the Makura with the intention of taking part in another bin-uamo fishinu expedition off tho coast of New Zealand. Those in the photograph are (from left to right): Mr. Morton (Now Zealand Government cinomatonxaphor), Mr. A. H. Messenger (Government Publicity Officer), Mr. Zano Grey, Miss Smith (secretary), Mrs, Mitchell, and Captain Mitchell.
Mr Zane Grey, the well-known American author, and his party, who arrivorf this morning on the Makura with the
Mr. Zane Grey, the well-known American author, and his party, who arrivorf this morning on the Makura with the
intention of taking part in another bin-uamo fishinu expedition off tho coast of New Zealand. Those in the photograph
intention of taking part in another big-game fishinu expedition off the coast of New Zealand. Those in the photograph
are (from left to right): Mr. Morton (Now Zealand Government cinomatonxaphor), Mr. A. H. Messenger (Govern-
are (from left to right): Mr. Morton (New Zealand Government cinematographer), Mr. A. H. Messenger (Govern-
ment Publicity Officer), Mr. Zano Grey, Miss Smith (secretary), Mrs, Mitchell, and Captain Mitchell.
ment Publicity Officer), Mr. Zane Grey, Miss Smith (secretary), Mrs. Mitchell, and Captain Mitchell.
an early date —a change which we should
an early date — a change which we should
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TERROR OF THE CAMERA.—Tate, Carroll and Waters took every preoautlon against pictorial publicity when leaving the prison-van to enter the Auckland Magistrate's Court last week. The constable on the left (adopting the attitude of "Taiwan of the Apes"l) is peering cautiously ahead m search of newspaper photographers. Is this what we pay policemen for—to snoop aroun,4 acting as "scouts" for prisoners? (See. etory ©a page 9.).
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TERROR OF THE CAMERA.—Tate, Carroll and Waters took every preoautlon against pictorial publicity when leaving the prison-van to enter the Auckland Magistrate's Court last week. The constable on the left (adopting the attitude of "Taiwan of the Apes"l) is peering cautiously ahead m search of newspaper photographers. Is this what we pay policemen for—to snoop aroun,4 acting as "scouts" for prisoners? (See. etory ©a page 9.).
cautlon against pictorial publicity when leaving the prison -van to enter the
caution against pictorial publicity when leaving the prison-van to enter the
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TERROR OF THE CAMERA.—Tate, Carroll and Waters took every preoautlon against pictorial publicity when leaving the prison-van to enter the Auckland Magistrate's Court last week. The constable on the left (adopting the attitude of "Taiwan of the Apes"l) is peering cautiously ahead m search of newspaper photographers. Is this what we pay policemen for—to snoop aroun,4 acting as "scouts" for prisoners? (See. etory ©a page 9.).
oautlon against pictorial publicity when leaving the prison -van to enter the
cautlon against pictorial publicity when leaving the prison -van to enter the
ing the attitude of "Taiwan of the Apes"l) is peering cautiously ahead m
ing the attitude of "Tarzan of the Apes"!) is peering cautiously ahead in
snoop aroun,4 acting as "scouts" for prisoners? (See. etory ©a page 9.).
snoop around, acting as "scouts" for prisoners? (See story on page 9.).
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'•.••'.' – . Hallway Publicity Photo. RAILWAY TRAFFIC1 OFFICERS MEET-IN WELLINGTON. — From left,-,, Messrs. //. C. Couch (Auckland), S. C. Doyle, manager railway road motor services, W. P. Miller (Wangariui), E. S. Brittenden (Christchurch), T. S. McMullen, traffic inspector of the Bombay, Baroda, and Central Indian' Railway, W. Schieining ■ (Wellington), G. 11. Machley, General Manager! New Zealand Railways, ■A. W. Wcllsled (Wellington), 11. L. Gibson (Duncdin), and }. A. Lindsay (Invercargill).
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'•.••'.' – . Hallway Publicity Photo. RAILWAY TRAFFIC1 OFFICERS MEET-IN WELLINGTON. — From left,-,, Messrs. //. C. Couch (Auckland), S. C. Doyle, manager railway road motor services, W. P. Miller (Wangariui), E. S. Brittenden (Christchurch), T. S. McMullen, traffic inspector of the Bombay, Baroda, and Central Indian' Railway, W. Schieining ■ (Wellington), G. 11. Machley, General Manager! New Zealand Railways, ■A. W. Wcllsled (Wellington), 11. L. Gibson (Duncdin), and }. A. Lindsay (Invercargill).
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Railway Publicity Photo.
RAILWAY TRAFFIC1 OFFICERS MEET-IN WELLINGTON. — From left,-,, Messrs. //. C. Couch
RAILWAY TRAFFIC OFFICERS MEET IN WELLINGTON.— From left, Messrs. H. C. Couch
(Auckland), S. C. Doyle, manager railway road motor services, W. P. Miller (Wangariui), E. S.
(Auckland), S. C. Doyle, manager railway road motor services, W. P. Miller (Wanganui), E. S.
Indian' Railway, W. Schieining ■ (Wellington), G. 11. Machley, General Manager! New Zealand Railways,
Indian Railway, W. Schierning (Wellington), G. H. Mackley, General Manager New Zealand Railways,
■A. W. Wcllsled (Wellington), 11. L. Gibson (Duncdin), and }. A. Lindsay (Invercargill).
A. W. Wellsted (Wellington), H. L. Gibson (Dunedin), and J. A. Lindsay (Invercargill).
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Government Publicity Photo. MAORI CAEVED SHIELD PRESENTED TO FRANCE. • So delighted are the Maoris at the Invitation to send a Rugby football-team to tour France, that the Maori Advisory Board decided to present a Maori Carved Shield (of which the above is a photograph) to the French Rugby Federation. The presentation to the French authorities is being arranged by Sir Maul Fomaxe, on behalf of his people.
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football-team to tour France, that the Maori Advisory Board de-
football team to tour France, that the Maori Advisory Board de-
to the French authorities is being arranged by Sir Maul Pomare, on
to the French authorities is being arranged by Sir Maui Pomare, on
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Government Publicity Photo. MAORI CAEVED SHIELD PRESENTED TO FRANCE. • So delighted are the Maoris at the Invitation to send a Rugby football-team to tour France, that the Maori Advisory Board decided to present a Maori Carved Shield (of which the above is a photograph) to the French Rugby Federation. The presentation to the French authorities is being arranged by Sir Maul Fomaxe, on behalf of his people.
MAORI CAEVED SHIELD PRESENTED TO FRANCE. •
MAORI CARVED SHIELD PRESENTED TO FRANCE.
to the French authorities is being arranged by Sir Maul Fomaxe, on
to the French authorities is being arranged by Sir Maul Pomare, on
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Government Publicity Photo. Mount Hart, 5500ft, the southern guardian of the M'Kinnon Pass. In the foreground appears the tarn, "Lake Ella" magnified wholly out of proportion to the perspective. In the contrc is the monument erected to the memory of Quinton M'Kinnon, the discoverer of the pass, with a horse standing beside it. Jo the right is the drop scene shown above.
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! The weather for nearly two months-past
The weather for nearly two months-past
forty years. The roads are in a .very- bad
forty years. The roads are in a very bad
still in the sacks,- and scarcely any potatoes
still in the sacks, and scarcely any potatoes
have been planted. I«mri and garden work
have been planted. Farm and garden work
an? alike at a standstill. ,
are alike at a standstill. ,
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Government Publicity Photo. Mount Hart, 5500ft, the southern guardian of the M'Kinnon Pass. In the foreground appears the tarn, "Lake Ella" magnified wholly out of proportion to the perspective. In the contrc is the monument erected to the memory of Quinton M'Kinnon, the discoverer of the pass, with a horse standing beside it. Jo the right is the drop scene shown above.
Mount Hart, 5500 ft, the southern guardian of the M'Kinnon Pass. In the
Mount Hart, 5500 ft, the southern guardian of the McKinnon Pass. In the
tion to the perspective. In the contrc is the monument erected to the
tion to the perspective. In the centre is the monument erected to the
memory of Quinton M'Kinnon, the discoverer of the pass, with a horse stand-
memory of Quinton McKinnon, the discoverer of the pass, with a horse stand-
ing beside it. Jo the right is the drop scene shown above.
ing beside it. To the right is the drop scene shown above.
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-.' '■ ■'■•■•'- ' '■■■ , . .•;' •■■■• ; . , ■ , _ ~,,'•. ...'.. • -•■ ' . "'•, ''■ ,' ■ Railway Publicity -Dept., -Photo. NEWv CLASS "C"-LOCOMOTIVE:—T/te 'Railway Department lias recently, completed, the first two engines of an -order,'for twenty-four, which ar& being i built fin.'; the workshops at'HuttandDunedin. Theyfare known'as"C" class engines, and' have been, specially designed for suburbantrafficandshunting.* The engine- shown in the photo■ ■'■-.• ■■• ■ "' graph is being used on the Wellington section of the railways. '- – < ' ,- – . .«,.
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-.' '■ ■'■•■•'- ' '■■■ , . .•;' •■■■• ; . , ■ , _ ~,,'•. ...'.. • -•■ ' . "'•, ''■ ,' ■ Railway Publicity -Dept., -Photo. NEWv CLASS "C"-LOCOMOTIVE:—T/te 'Railway Department lias recently, completed, the first two engines of an -order,'for twenty-four, which ar& being i built fin.'; the workshops at'HuttandDunedin. Theyfare known'as"C" class engines, and' have been, specially designed for suburbantrafficandshunting.* The engine- shown in the photo■ ■'■-.• ■■• ■ "' graph is being used on the Wellington section of the railways. '- – < ' ,- – . .«,.
NEW CLASS "C"-LOCOMOTIVE.—The Railway Department has recently completed the first two engines of an order for twenty-four, which are being built in the work-
NEW CLASS "C" LOCOMOTIVE.—The Railway Department has recently completed the first two engines of an order for twenty-four, which are being built in the work-
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-.' '■ ■'■•■•'- ' '■■■ , . .•;' •■■■• ; . , ■ , _ ~,,'•. ...'.. • -•■ ' . "'•, ''■ ,' ■ Railway Publicity -Dept., -Photo. NEWv CLASS "C"-LOCOMOTIVE:—T/te 'Railway Department lias recently, completed, the first two engines of an -order,'for twenty-four, which ar& being i built fin.'; the workshops at'HuttandDunedin. Theyfare known'as"C" class engines, and' have been, specially designed for suburbantrafficandshunting.* The engine- shown in the photo■ ■'■-.• ■■• ■ "' graph is being used on the Wellington section of the railways. '- – < ' ,- – . .«,.
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NEWv CLASS "C"-LOCOMOTIVE:—T/te 'Railway Department lias recently, completed, the first two engines of an -order,'for twenty-four, which ar& being i built fin.'; the work-
NEW CLASS "C"-LOCOMOTIVE.—The Railway Department has recently completed the first two engines of an order for twenty-four, which are being built in the work-
shops at'HuttandDunedin. Theyfare known'as"C" class engines, and' have been, specially designed for suburbantrafficand shunting.* The engine- shown in the photo-
shops at Hutt and Dunedin. They are known as "C" class engines, and have been specially designed for suburban traffic and shunting. The engine shown in the photo-
■ ■'■-.• ■■• ■ "' graph is being used on the Wellington section of the railways. '- - < ' ,- - . .«,.
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EAGLAN, December 6.
RAGLAN, December 6.
The Raglan Tenuis Club opened the season
The Raglan Tennis Club opened the season
on Wednesday afternoon. Daring the after-
on Wednesday afternoon. During the after-
Mata Id connection with the recently formed
Mata in connection with the recently formed
club. Prizes for. the best marksmanship
club. Prizes for the best marksmanship
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– ' ' • Government Publicity Dept. Photo. OLD BALL- HUT.—^ new building, called the Tasman Chalet, was opened on Saturday to replace the old Ball Hut. The site overlooks the finest glacial scenery in the world, and is on the edge of the moraifre of the Ball Glacier, fourteen miles from the Hermitage. The official opening'was carried out ■■''■ '■• by Mr. D.G. Sullivan, M.P., Mayor of Christchurch. .
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– ' ' • Government Publicity Dept. Photo. OLD BALL- HUT.—^ new building, called the Tasman Chalet, was opened on Saturday to replace the old Ball Hut. The site overlooks the finest glacial scenery in the world, and is on the edge of the moraifre of the Ball Glacier, fourteen miles from the Hermitage. The official opening'was carried out ■■''■ '■• by Mr. D.G. Sullivan, M.P., Mayor of Christchurch. .
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Government Publicity Dept. Photo.
OLD BALL- HUT.—^ new building, called the Tasman Chalet, was opened on Saturday to replace the
OLD BALL HUT.— A new building, called the Tasman Chalet, was opened on Saturday to replace the
moraifre of the Ball Glacier, fourteen miles from the Hermitage. The official opening'was carried out
moraine of the Ball Glacier, fourteen miles from the Hermitage. The official opening was carried out
■■''■ '■• by Mr. D.G. Sullivan, M.P., Mayor of Christchurch. .
by Mr. D. G. Sullivan, M.P., Mayor of Christchurch.
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We know that we must work.
We know that we must work,
So depend upon it we won’t shirk.
So depend upon it we won’t shirk,
We’ll woik, at least we hope,
We’ll work, at least we hope,
On, on, we’ll bravely toil.
On, on, we’ll bravely toil,
We will not cast down be.
We will not cast down be,
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Vet in the cool recesses of its glens
Yet in the cool recesses of its glens
Light ! radiant first born of created things !
Light! radiant first born of created things!
Expectant Herald of its pupil—Man !—
Expectant Herald of its pupil—Man!—
I watch the rise O Vesper, Virgin star !
I watch the rise O Vesper, Virgin star!
September 18t!2.
September 1862.
Bishell.—On the 31st." ultimo., /it the
BISHELL —On the 31st. ultimo., at the
Wairau Hospital:. "Elfreda, beloved
Wairau Hospital : Elfreda, beloved
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A. Mcßae, of Braeside, Tikei Point,
A. McRae, of Braeside, Tikei Point,
John Stewart, of Opito. Mercury Bay.
John Stewart, of Opito, Mercury Bay.
I R. G. Alward, manager of the Nev
R. G. Alward, manager of the Nev
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" Let the dry land appear," the Almighty said;
"Let the dry land appear," the Almighty said;
" Sea, know thy bounds; ye greenest herbs be spread
"Sea, know thy bounds; ye greenest herbs be spread
" O'er the wide champaign of this teeming earth;
"O'er the wide champaign of this teeming earth;
" Each in its kind—fruit, herb, or waving reed,
"Each in its kind—fruit, herb, or waving reed,
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. '.■:.■''.,. Government Publicity Photo. View taken from the Scaly Range, close to "The Hermitage," showing the western face of "Aorangi" (Mount Cook), the monarch of the.Southern Alps; a spur of Mount Sefton (running down from the left of the picture) r'aniT the Hooker Glacior flowing down in between. "Aorangi" is 12,349 feet high, and this view, shows something like 10,000 feet of him.
Hooker Glacior flowing down in between. "Aorangi" is 12,349 feet high, and this view shows something like 10,000
Hooker Glacier flowing down in between. "Aorangi" is 12,349 feet high, and this view shows something like 10,000
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. '.■:.■''.,. Government Publicity Photo. View taken from the Scaly Range, close to "The Hermitage," showing the western face of "Aorangi" (Mount Cook), the monarch of the.Southern Alps; a spur of Mount Sefton (running down from the left of the picture) r'aniT the Hooker Glacior flowing down in between. "Aorangi" is 12,349 feet high, and this view, shows something like 10,000 feet of him.
. '.■:.■''.,. Government Publicity Photo.
Government Publicity Photo.
View taken from the Scaly Range, close to "The Hermitage," showing the western face of "Aorangi" (Mount Cook),
View taken from the Sealy Range, close to "The Hermitage," showing the western face of "Aorangi" (Mount Cook),
the monarch of the.Southern Alps; a spur of Mount Sefton (running down from the left of the picture) r'aniT the
the monarch of the Southern Alps; a spur of Mount Sefton (running down from the left of the picture); and the
Hooker Glacior flowing down in between. "Aorangi" is 12,349 feet high, and this view, shows something like 10,000
Hooker Glacior flowing down in between. "Aorangi" is 12,349 feet high, and this view shows something like 10,000
Gledhill.—^On October 31st, at East
GLEDHILL — On October 31st, at East
Bay: Charles Robert Gled'hill, of
Bay: Charles Robert Gledhill, of
Hammerich.—On November 4th, at
HAMMERICH —On November 4th, at
.Old■ Ren'wick Road: Mrs C. Ham-
Old Renwick Road: Mrs C. Ham-
merich; aged 44 years. Deeply, re^
merich; aged 44 years. Deeply, re-
lington, 10.30 a.m. Friday. — Sotvman
lington, 10.30 a.m. Friday. — Sowman
and Son, Funeral DirectorsV"
and Son, Funeral Directors.
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Weather Telbgbam:. — Captain 'Ed win-'
Weather Telegram. — Captain Edwin
'telegraphed/at 4,10 p.m. yejterday^'jFlhdi-
telegraphed at 4.10 p.m. yesterday. Indi-
cationa of 'glass falling, aud stfong 1 winds,
cations of glass falling, and strong winds
'between noi tli-eas't' and north and' west: _ J
between north-east and north and west.
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Hiirb.— On the Brd met., at Pioton, end-
HEINS — On the 3rd inst., at Picton, sud-
dealy: Mrs Mary Ingram Heine.
denly: Mrs Mary Ingram Heins.
Avbbt. — At the residenoe of her parents,
AVERY — At the residence of her parents,
Renwiok New Boad, on the 4th inatant :
Renwick New Road, on the 4th instant :
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Owen. Clifford and Leith Clarke) and
Owen Clifford and Leith Clarke) and
MR TOM CILLER
MR TOM GILLER
(Special ro Daily Times)
(Special to Daily Times)
find it. and became an expert shearer.
find it, and became an expert shearer.
1920. and he is survived by four daugh-
1920, and he is survived by four daugh-
MR G. W. CARRINGTON. SENR.
MR G. W. CARRINGTON, SENR.
him. at the age of 20, schoolmaster on
him, at the age of 20, schoolmaster on
assets being a public school educatipn
assets being a public school education
new>/-established Training College.
newly-established Training College.
rnong his earlier schools were Wan-
Among his earlier schools were Wan-
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la cutting up the newly-acquired portion
in cutting up the newly-acquired portion
surveyor, having reached Kaglan by coach
surveyor, having reached Raglan by coach
Rifles at Te Jlata on Saturday last. In
Rifles at Te Mata on Saturday last. In
M.H.8.., for a further grant for the com-
M.H.R., for a further grant for the com-
rived for making Eaglan a telegraph sta-
rived for making Raglan a telegraph sta-
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Groin’d Terebratulae in bronze array;
Groin’d Terebratulӕ in bronze array;
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What silent changes in that shoreless main I
What silent changes in that shoreless main
What crust beneath by fiery power was lain 1
What crust beneath by fiery power was lain
Micaceous sand, and soft calcareous clay
Micaceous sand, and soft calcareous clay—
“ The curtains of thy cloud Pavillion!"
“The curtains of thy cloud Pavillion!"
Reverberate now, loud thunders shake the deep.
Reverberate now, loud thunders shake the deep,
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A shooting competition between the Kag-
A shooting competition between the Rag-
land Mounted Kiflcs and Waingaro Itines
land Mounted Rifles and Waingaro Rifles
tors were driven to the Sprlugs Hotel; where
tors were driven to the Springs Hotel; where
Buapuke flaxmill, had the rnisrortune to
Ruapuke flaxmill, had the rnisrortune to
have one of the fingers on Lhe left han-1
have one of the fingers on the left hand
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" make shift method " described by Wake-
"make shift method" described by Wake-
greater—viz., a foot and a half per mile.
greater - viz., a foot and a half per mile.
the Scottish evangelist,' who was in Welling-
the Scottish evangelist, who was in Welling-
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section and block survey.. He has thus
section and block survey. He has thus
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for the farmer, is ali that could be desired.
for the farmer, is all that could be desired.
With th.? exception of the l!)th, which was
With the exception of the 19th, which was
a cold "sooth-caster." with rain, frosty
a cold "south-easter." with rain, frosty
the season at the end of May, Xβ Mata on
the season at the end of May, Te Mata on
Mr. Esau Prcttty has sold his farm of
Mr. Esau Pretty has sold his farm of
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seems to have been materially awied by
seems to have been materially swayed by
men generally called " practical/ or, in
men generally called " practical" or, in
other words, as the Auckland term gocß,
other words, as the Auckland term goes,
"intelligent chainmtn." It is highly
"intelligent chainmen." It is highly
gratifying to see, at the name time, that
gratifying to see, at the same time, that
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this week, about 200 men of,the Hamilton,
this week, about 200 men of the Hamilton,
Te Av/amutu, Cambridge, aud Raglau
Te Awamutu, Cambridge, and Raglan
charge of the camp, which was pitcfied on
charge of the camp, which was pitched on
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erected for Mr. Curtis by Mr. Halsman. The
erected for Mr. Curtis by Mr. Haisman. The
G H O L L A H’S ,
GHOLLAH’S,
G REAT INDIAN CURES
GREAT INDIAN CURES
paration, whichcontainsthe two chief elements of tin
paration, which contains the two chief elements of the
bones and blood, is a rapid cure foranemia, chlorosis
bones and blood, is a rapid cure for anemia, chlorosis,
GRIMAULT AND CO.’S SYRUP OF HYPO
GRIMAULT AND CO.’S SYRUP OF HYPO-
the genuine’is always rose-colored.
the genuine is always rose-colored.
A VEGETABLE PURGA-
JULIEN'S FRUIT, A VEGETABLE PURGA-
QN SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNBI
ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED.
Hennessy’s and Martell's brandy i
Hennessy’s and Martell's brandy
Bruno Silva’s port wine—qr-casks ai
Bruno Silva’s port wine—qr-casks and
Bro.wn and Folson’a corn flour
Brown and Polson's corn flour
Oil—salad and castor, pints and
Oil—salad and castor, pints and ½-pints
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(From Our Ov, n Correspondent.)
(From Our Own Correspondent.)
BAG LAN. .Tune 7.
RAGLAN. June 7.
ihe erection of the new Courthouse aud
the erection of the new Courthouse and
Now that the new valuation rolh are
Now that the new valuation rolls are
available, Ihe Council intend to take the
available, the Council intend to take the
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Triijonomttrkal Surrry of the Province of
Trigonometrical Survey of the Province of
WtHim/ti/ti, by Husky .TAcicsow, Ueq.,
Wellington, by Henry Jackson, Esq.,
! F.R.S.S., Cliief Surveyor.
F.R.S.S., Chief Surveyor.
This ..is one of the few papers that havo
This is one of the few papers that have
lately emanated from .tad profession in
lately emanated from the profession in
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---iijTie Te M-ata Dairy Factory closed down
The Te Mata Dairy Factory closed down
totter eiporteti from Te Mata is jrreater
butter eiporteti from Te Mata is jrreater
Jort Sarins the same perkxl.
port during the same perkxl.
Taiagafcuva has t<?lpjrrai>he<l to Mr. Jas.
Taingakawa has t<?lpjrrai>he<l to Mr. Jas.
;vßrtiwß. president of the Leuii Board, that
Brown, president of the Land Board, that
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miles long by 2 miles 14 chains broad, situated on the eastern sido of Mount Cook; and (3) the Hockstetter Glacier
miles long by 2 miles 14 chains broad, situated on the eastern side of Mount Cook; and (3) the Hockstetter Glacier
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View from the Ball Pass, Southern Alps, showing: (I) The Minarets in the distance; (2) the Grand Tasman Glacier, 18
View from the Ball Pass, Southern Alps, showing: (1) The Minarets in the distance; (2) the Grand Tasman Glacier, 18
miles long by 2 miles 14 chains broad, situated on the eastern sido of Mount Cook;; and (3) the Hockstetter Glacier
miles long by 2 miles 14 chains broad, situated on the eastern sido of Mount Cook; and (3) the Hockstetter Glacier
flowing in from the left. The ice of the Tasman * Glacier is estimated to be about 1500 feet thick.
flowing in from the left. The ice of the Tasman Glacier is estimated to be about 1500 feet thick.
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Opptoru Bridge.—Through representations
Opotoru Bridge.—Through representations
:, made toy Mr Greenslade, member for the.
made by Mr Greenslade, member for the.
■triflge, £ioo has been placed on the .'"tin-./. ,
■triflge, £100 has been placed on the .'"tin-./. ,
Co.unty Council some time : back voted
County Council some time : back voted
1 approaches from the Raglan end. Mr/Mc-
approaches from the Raglan end. Mr/Mc-
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• ' Gorernment Publicity Photo. LORD MAYOR OF SYDNEY VISITS NEW ZEALAND OFFICES.— Back row,, from left, Mrs. Schmitt, Mr. Layton, Town Clerk of Sydney, the-Hon. Mark Gosling, Minister of Tourisl.Resorts. Front row, ihc Lord Mayor, Alderman E. S. Marks, the Lady Mayoress, the Hon. F. M. Fordc, Minister-of Customs,1 Mr. L>J.- Schmitt, New Zealand • "••■••■ '•' -A-geijl in.Sydney. ' ...'■•••
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ney, the Hon. Mark Gosling, Minister of Tourisl.Resorts. Front row,
ney, the Hon. Mark Gosling, Minister of Tourist Resorts. Front row,
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• ' Gorernment Publicity Photo. LORD MAYOR OF SYDNEY VISITS NEW ZEALAND OFFICES.— Back row,, from left, Mrs. Schmitt, Mr. Layton, Town Clerk of Sydney, the-Hon. Mark Gosling, Minister of Tourisl.Resorts. Front row, ihc Lord Mayor, Alderman E. S. Marks, the Lady Mayoress, the Hon. F. M. Fordc, Minister-of Customs,1 Mr. L>J.- Schmitt, New Zealand • "••■••■ '•' -A-geijl in.Sydney. ' ...'■•••
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Government Publicity Photo.
Back row, , from left, Mrs. Schmitt, Mr. Layton, Town Clerk of Syd-
Back row, from left, Mrs. Schmitt, Mr. Layton, Town Clerk of Syd-
ney, the-Hon. Mark Gosling, Minister of Tourisl.Resorts. Front row,
ney, the Hon. Mark Gosling, Minister of Tourisl.Resorts. Front row,
ihc Lord Mayor, Alderman E. S. Marks, the Lady Mayoress, the Hon.
The Lord Mayor, Alderman E. S. Marks, the Lady Mayoress, the Hon.
F. M. Fordc, Minister-of Customs,1 Mr. L>J.- Schmitt, New Zealand
F. M. Forde, Minister-of Customs, Mr. L. J. Schmitt, New Zealand
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Crown Studios Fhoto.
Crown Studios Photo.
CROQUET PLAYERS. — A group of players taken at the close of the Rangimairc Croquet Club. ■ This
CROQUET PLAYERS. — A group of players taken at the close of the Rangimaire Croquet Club. This
new club was formed last year. , ,
new club was formed last year.
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for use on the Auckland-Rolorua line. The pictures shorn the wide-windows at the ends of the cars, and
for use on the Auckland-Rotorua line. The pictures show the wide windows at the ends of the cars, and
I be put into commission after the Easier rush. ' . '
be put into commission after the Easter rush.
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■'.:■' t ~'- . ' '.Railways Publicity Plipto. RAILWAYS'BOARD VISIT, NEW RAILWAY STATION.r-Members of-the Railways, Board'inspecting the new railway station'during a' round of ''visits- to raihvay works this week. Mr. G. H. MackleW, General Manager, of ■ Railways,, is on the left, and,- next], to him, facing the camera,; is Sir James Gunson, acting .chairman- of ih<e – – ■ Board. ■ '■','
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fore Mr Northcote, a hush contract cas»,
fore Mr Northcote, a bush contract case,
David Vercamcr v. Earnest Augustus Fos-
David Vercamer v. Earnest Augustus Fos-
Plaintiff said the contract was to clear 20)
Plaintiff said the contract was to clear 200
acres more or less at Pakthi. at £1 3/ per
acres more or less at Pakihi. at £1 3/ per
Contractors Urns Act.' , Judgment was
Contractors Liens Act.' , Judgment was
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■'.:■' t ~'- . ' '.Railways Publicity Plipto. RAILWAYS'BOARD VISIT, NEW RAILWAY STATION.r-Members of-the Railways, Board'inspecting the new railway station'during a' round of ''visits- to raihvay works this week. Mr. G. H. MackleW, General Manager, of ■ Railways,, is on the left, and,- next], to him, facing the camera,; is Sir James Gunson, acting .chairman- of ih<e – – ■ Board. ■ '■','
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RAILWAYS'BOARD VISIT, NEW RAILWAY STATION.r-Members
RAILWAYS BOARD VISIT NEW RAILWAY STATION.— Members
of-the Railways, Board'inspecting the new railway station'during a'
of the Railways Board inspecting the new railway station during a
round of ''visits- to raihvay works this week. Mr. G. H. MackleW,
round of visits to railway works this week. Mr. G. H. Mackley,
General Manager, of ■ Railways,, is on the left, and,- next], to him,
General Manager of Railways, is on the left, and next to him,
to bo finished shortly, the holidays
to be finished shortly, the holidays
new building arc- said to be the best
new building are- said to be the best
Tutekohi Tutepuaki Rangitawhia Taraia Tupurupur
Tutekohi Tutepuaki Rangitawhia Taraia Tupurupuru
Titirangi was called “Tawlurirangi ’
Titirangi was called “Tawhirirangi’
belonging to Tamatea-niii, who Lad
belonging to Tamatea-nui, who had
Ewipupu. Titirangi Pa- was situate
Iwipupu. Titirangi Pa- was situate
either “a deer park” or “a- field of
either “a deer park” or “a field of
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i A meeting of those Interested in the
A meeting of those interested in the
: at the Harbour- View HoteU Dr. Sanders
: at the Harbour- View Hotel Dr. Sanders
Paul's Anglican Church at Te Ufcu oi
Paul's Anglican Church at Te Uku on
cost between the Council arid the Pnfee-
cost between the Council arid the Puke-
kohe Road Board respecting the Tnakau-
kohe Road Board respecting the Tuakau-
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View of the Tasman Glacier, in the Southern Alps, where Mr. Leopold Amery, Secretary of State for the Domin-
Views of the Tasman Glacier, in the Southern Alps, where Mr. Leopold Amery, Secretary of State for the Domin-
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– . N.Z. Government Publicity ±"noios. View* Of tilt Taiwan Glacier, in the Southern Alps, where Mr. Leopold Amery, Secretary of State for the Dgminlon», who rrtwrwd ts Wellington this morning by the ferry steamer, has been climbing"and •xplorlng during th» past •■■•■• V few days. The bottom picture shows the famous Minarets in the centre background. – -■
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View* Of tilt Taiwan Glacier, in the Southern Alps, where Mr. Leopold Amery, Secretary of State for the Dgmin-
View of the Tasman Glacier, in the Southern Alps, where Mr. Leopold Amery, Secretary of State for the Domin-
lon», who rrtwrwd ts Wellington this morning by the ferry steamer, has been climbing"and •xplorlng during th» past
ion, who returned to Wellington this morning by the ferry steamer, has been climbing and explorlng during the past
•■■•■• V few days. The bottom picture shows the famous Minarets in the centre background. - -■
few days. The bottom picture shows the famous Minarets in the centre background.
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N.Z. Government Publicity, Photo.
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.. N.Z. Gorernment Publicity, Photo. iSST*^!!? ?»,l'^.??irfrnltoo^i.nBhJoWarrfS slaßk£5laBk£.at2' "uw* a lanrtsllde occurrod last evening causing three deaths, Mrs. Parkw and her.infant (laughter and Mrs. Southern being the victims. The cliffs overhang more or less in the : manner shown in th» photograph right through the gorge.
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N.Z. Gorernment Publicity, Photo.
iSST*^!!? ?»,l'^.??irfr n l too^ i.nBhJo War rfS slaßk£5 laßk£. at 2' "u w* a lanrtsllde occurrod last evening causing three deaths,
Scene in the Buller Gorge towards Blackwater, where a landslide occurred last evening causing three deaths,
Mrs. Parkw and her.infant (laughter and Mrs. Southern being the victims. The cliffs overhang more or less in the
Mrs. Parker and her infant daughter and Mrs. Southon being the victims. The cliffs overhang more or less in the
: manner shown in th» photograph right through the gorge.
manner shown in the photograph right through the gorge.
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Mr A. K. Langiey has left for Auckland,
Mr A. K. Langley has left for Auckland,
business in connection with the Exhibitlon.
business in connection with the Exhibition.
Messrs Watklns Bros, have a gang of men
Messrs Watkins Bros, have a gang of men
bour Board. Tne Council has decided to
bour Board. The Council has decided to
NEW PA AT HAITI
NEW PA AT KAITI
Native ciders speak with awe and
Native elderss speak with awe and
solemnity of tliet 'doings of their an-
solemnity of the doings of their an-
Tills article is not a narrative of
This article is not a narrative of
tho Native people of . Poverty Bay.
tho Native people of Poverty Bay.
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> ' . . ■ Government Publicity Dept. Photo. ' ■ MAIN ICE-FALL, FOX GLACIER.—Over nine miles long, the Fox Glacier drains the greatest snowfields-of the Southern Alps, and descends ty 670ft, within 10 miles of the" open sea; The main ice-fall, thus seen, is over three miles-long by vver half- d-mile wide.
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> ' . . ■ Government Publicity Dept. Photo. ' ■ MAIN ICE-FALL, FOX GLACIER.—Over nine miles long, the Fox Glacier drains the greatest snowfields-of the Southern Alps, and descends ty 670ft, within 10 miles of the" open sea; The main ice-fall, thus seen, is over three miles-long by vver half- d-mile wide.
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fields-of the Southern Alps, and descends ty 670 ft, within 10 miles of the" open sea; The main ice-fall,
fields of the Southern Alps, and descends by 670ft, within 10 miles of the open sea. The main ice-fall,
thus seen, is over three miles-long by vver half- d-mile wide.
thus seen, is over three miles long by over half-a-mile wide.
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Government Publicity Photo. MOUNTAIN JEWEL ON MILFORD SOUND ROAD.—Lake Gunn, four miles long by half a mile ivide, situated towards the head of. the. Eglintqn Valley, on the Milford Sound Road. It is remarkable for its beautiful colouring and sylvan glories. Portion of the Earl Range is seen in the distance^
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Government Publicity Photo. MOUNTAIN JEWEL ON MILFORD SOUND ROAD.—Lake Gunn, four miles long by half a mile ivide, situated towards the head of. the. Eglintqn Valley, on the Milford Sound Road. It is remarkable for its beautiful colouring and sylvan glories. Portion of the Earl Range is seen in the distance^
ivide, situated towards the head of. the. Eglintqn Valley, on the Milford Sound Road. It is remarkable
wide, situated towards the head of the Eglinton Valley, on the Milford Sound Road. It is remarkable
for its beautiful colouring and sylvan glories. Portion of the Earl Range is seen in the distance^
for its beautiful colouring and sylvan glories. Portion of the Earl Range is seen in the distance.
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Quintuplets bom in the Argentine. Senorita Regina Monsdlvo exhibiting the five, children born to Senora Franco Diligenti—two boys and three girls—on July 11, 1943. When this photograph was taken they were ten months'old. According to the parents the birth of the children was' kept secret "to avoid publicity." •
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Quintuplets bom in the Argentine. Senorita Regina Monsdlvo exhibiting the five, children born to Senora Franco Diligenti—two boys and three girls—on July 11, 1943. When this photograph was taken they were ten months'old. According to the parents the birth of the children was' kept secret "to avoid publicity." •
Quintuplets bom in the Argentine.
Quintuplets born in the Argentine.
they were ten months'old. Accord-
they were ten months' old. Accord-
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CFrom Our Owa Correspondent.)
(From Our Own Correspondent.)
The Ka.wh!a County Council Intends to
The Kawhia County Council intends to
levy a general rate of Id in the £ on ttie
levy a general rate of 1d in the £ on the
_ While additions are being made to the
While additions are being made to the
Kaglan l*ubiic School It Is proposed to hold
Raglan Pubiic School It Is proposed to hold
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Quintuplets bom in the Argentine. Senorita Regina Monsdlvo exhibiting the five, children born to Senora Franco Diligenti—two boys and three girls—on July 11, 1943. When this photograph was taken they were ten months'old. According to the parents the birth of the children was' kept secret "to avoid publicity." •
Senorita Regina Monsdlvo exhibit-
Senorita Regina Monsalvo exhibit-
children was' kept secret "to avoid
children was kept secret "to avoid
publicity." •
publicity."
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, ■jovcrnment Publicity I'lioto. The Drop Scene of 1800ft into tho Arthur Valley. The Milford Track itself keeps well away from this, so that there is no need for the trampcr to (jo near the edge unless he delights in such thrills. The adventurer seen here is evidently quite unperturbed.
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, ■jovcrnment Publicity I'lioto. The Drop Scene of 1800ft into tho Arthur Valley. The Milford Track itself keeps well away from this, so that there is no need for the trampcr to (jo near the edge unless he delights in such thrills. The adventurer seen here is evidently quite unperturbed.
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Government Publicity Photo.
The Drop Scene of 1800 ft into tho Arthur Valley. The Milford Track it-
The Drop Scene of 1800ft into the Arthur Valley. The Milford Track it-
self keeps well away from this, so that there is no need for the trampcr
self keeps well away from this, so that there is no need for the tramper
to (jo near the edge unless he delights in such thrills. The adventurer seen
to go near the edge unless he delights in such thrills. The adventurer seen
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i "■• ■ ' .. Itnilway Publicity Photo. NEW COAL MINE IN TARANAKI.—An important new industry was launched in Taranaki last Saturday, when the Egmonl Collieries coal mine at Tangarakau ivas officially opened. A report of the junction appeared in last Monday night's "Post." The photograph hoivs the entrance to the new collieries.
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urday, when the Egmonl Collieries coal mine at Tangarakau ivas officially opened. A report of the
urday, when the Egmont Collieries coal mine at Tangarakau was officially opened. A report of the
junction appeared in last Monday night's "Post." The photograph hoivs the entrance to the new
junction appeared in last Monday night's "Post." The photograph hows the entrance to the new
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DR. WOODROW WILSON, President of the United States, j whose countrymen were slow to enter the war but whose entry proved a decisive factor. Woodrow Wilson with his Peace Notes, his "Fourteen Points," and attitude at the Peace Conference, has achieved wider publicity than any previous American President. i
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DR. WOODROW WILSON, President of the United States, j whose countrymen were slow to enter the war but whose entry proved a decisive factor. Woodrow Wilson with his Peace Notes, his "Fourteen Points," and attitude at the Peace Conference, has achieved wider publicity than any previous American President. i
President of the United States, j
President of the United States,
previous American President. i
previous American President.
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; •.:•;.'.. ~v ■ ■•■ Government Publicity Dept. Photo. MONARCHS OF THE SOUTHERN ALPS.—View from Cook Flat, showing (left to right) Tasman, Cook (the two highest, peaks (in New- Zealand), and Le Peroiise. Dampier, the third highest peak, is seen dwarfed to^-the left of Cook, and St. David's Dome immediately,beneath.
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