We use Optical Character Recognition (OCR) during our scanning and processing workflow to make the content of each page searchable. You can view the automatically generated text below as well as copy and paste individual pieces of text to quote in your own work.
Text recognition is never 100% accurate. Many parts of the scanned page may not be reflected in the OCR text output, including: images, page layout, certain fonts or handwriting.
£&&$KE3t3tfg LANTERN SETS. 245 NEW ZEALAND. NORTH ISLAND. 1 Napier—Post Office. 2 A Geyser (Wbatapoko). 3 Crater I.akr. (Ruapehu). s •4 "The Ladder" (on Wanganui River). 6 " The Drop Scene " (on Wanganui River). -6 Sea Lions (on Adams Island, Auckland). 7 Mount Ngarvahoe (Active Volcano). 8 Railway Bridge (Waimarariri Gorge). 9 Wellington. 10 Wellington (Government House). 11 Waitotara River (Wellington). 12 Auckland (The Wharf). 13 Great Mud Crater (Wakakewahwa). 14 Tarawera Valley. 16 Interior of Native Chief’s House. SOUTH ISLAND. 16 Christchurch (from Cathedral Tower). 17 Christchurch (High Street).. 18 Christchurch (Railway Station). 19 Otira Gorge (Nelson to Christchurch Railway). Oldest House in Canterbury. Jubilee Home (Woolston, Canterbury). Dunedin. Port Chalmers. Mitre Peak (Milford Sound). Pembroke (Lake Wanaka). Mount Cook (Southern Alps). Mounts Mitchelson and Fergus (Southern Alps, Head of Te Anan Lake). Crown Range (Lake Wakatipu). Head of Lake Wakatipu (Glenorchy). The ” Skippers " (Lake Wakatipu). 31 Mirror Pool (Lake Wakatipu). STEWART ISLAND. 32 Golden Bay (Paterson Inlet). INDUSTRIES. SHEEP. 33 Drafting Sheep. 34 Sheep Shearing. 35 Musterer's Camp. 35 Wool Buildings, etc. 37 Wool Washing. 33 Wool Drying. 39 240 Bales of Wool (for Export). 40 Shipping Frozen Mutton. BUTTER. 41 Cream Pans. . 42 Creamery. 43 Taking Away Skimmed Milk. 44 Butter-making. GOLD. 45 Gold Mining. FARMING. 46 Reaping Machines (600 Acre Field). 47 Cattle Yard. TIMBER. 43 Giant Kauri Pine. 49 Bush Clearing. 50 Loading Kauri at Millfl. 51 Saw Mills. 52 Gum-Diggers’ Huts. 53 Scraping Kauri Gum. FISHING; 54 Trout (River Selwyn). 55 The Extinct Moa. Reading, 6d. SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR. 1 Introduction •2 Map 3 Hands across the sea A Tqo ifaint blown up in nartua Harbour 5 The Maim after the explosion, A 3 The Maim after the explosion, B 7 The Maine after the exploiion, O 8 The Maine &rt9r the explosion, D 9 Key West—Florida •10 Key West—Cuban quarters H Key West— The Haihour 12 TJ.S. Warship Indiana 13 H.8. Warship Indiana —deck Ticw 14 TJ.8. Warship New York 15 17.8. Warship New York— manning a gun 16 17.8. Warship Amphitrite 17 17.8. Warship—repelling hoarders 18 T7.S. Warship—eating mess on the gun- room dock 19 Havana Harbour •20 Panorama of Havana 21 8panish Omieer 22 Columbus Mausoleum 23 La Fuerxa, oldest building in Havana 21 Havana—a fortified station 25 Tne cultiv-Uion of tobacco 26 Cuban labourers 27 Starving Cubans 28 A stsivirg Cuban 29 Cubans drilling in a country district SO Spanish guerilla force 31 Spanish soldiers entrainirg 32 Train stopped at destroyed bridge 33 Spanish volunteers defending an outpost 31 Cubans at Santiago 3 ) In the trenches before Santiago 36 A blook house, Santiago 37 A fort, Santiago 38 Soldiers* pa«time 29 Temporary shelters, Santiago 40 A asene after a battle It President McKinley reviewing the volunteers 42 Storming the hill of 8an Joan 43 Skirmishing—an outlying pjft 4t 8t imped a of attaches and specials 45 Great naval batt’e 41 Bpanish sailors leaving Bhip in a storm of shelli 47 The total destruction of Ccrvsra’s fleet 48 Panorama of Man’lU 49 Reception of the news of victory and end of the war 50 Surrender of Santiago, hoiiling theU.8. flag End of the war SB Is.