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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXIII, Issue 34, 24 August 1905, Page 20

r I he pvpr>clations that the second number of 'The Rod Funnel ' would c\en surpass in every way the first iss-re of 11i,it niorthly, have hieen mnre than reah cd r \ h > September number has not alone come up t > i'.ic standard of that for August, lrt.it has reached c (':i a higher plane both from a literary and artistic point of view. The contents are varied, instruct he, and entertaining, and all good tastes are catered for The illustrations are inimerous and even here also a mar a\ improvement is noticeable. So l~m; as ' T he Red Funnel' maintains its present high standard, it need not fear comparison witli the best illustrated maga'/ines of older lands.