Newton's lantern slide catalogue: section 7 -- Industries and Manufactures (circa 1920)

824 NEWTON & CO., Ltd., Lantern Slide Publishers. ARY WORK IN THE NORTH SEA IN PEACE AND WAR Beautifully Coloured Figure Subjects, 10s. to 12s. each. Views, 7s. 6d. each. Cheap Series Coloured, 5s. each. Plain Slides. 2s. each. Brown Tone Series. 2s. 6d. each. 1 A Sea Study 2 Eventide over the Village 3 Typical Fisherman 4 Typical Fishwives 5 Children of Fishing Village 6 The “Admiral of the Fleet ” with his dog 7 The crew of the S.S. “Magpie" 8 Making for Fishing Ground 9 Passing a Stranger at Sea 10 In a stiffening Breeze 11 Fixing Lamp on Buoy before shortening Net 12 Preparing to shoot Net overboard 13 Hauling up the Trawl 14 First View of Catch 15 P ulling up slack part of Net 18 Landing of Net 17 Preparing to empty the Net 18 Preparing to shoot Net again 19 Final Emptying of Net 20 Splendid Haul on deck 21 Curious Catch 22 A Captured Enemy, the Shark 23 Supplying Fish with Sea-water 24 Sorting the Fish 25 Gutting the Fish 26 Cleaning Fish before packing * 27 Lowering Fish Into Hold 28 Tanking Fish for extracting the Oil 29 Pressing the oil from the livers 30 Hauling &sh ashore 31 Fish on the Quay 32 The Fish Pontoon. Grimsby 33 Herring Fleet. Leaving Harbour 34 Boat hoisting Sail 35 .. .. in tow 38 .. Fleet at Quay-side 37 Unloading Drifter 38 Harbour in the Herring time 39 Girls gutting and packing herrings 40 A Trawler towing a disabled friend into Harbour 41 Sterner duty. Lifeboat putting off to the Wreak 42 Armed Trawlers destroying German Mines 43 A Trawler blown up by a German'Mine ' 44 Armed Trawlers towing in suspected Boats 45 Armed Trawlers meeting a Zeppelin in the North Sea 46 Brixham Trawler rescuing Survivors of H.M.S. "Formidable." 47 Fleet Attack by Warships 48 A Sad Picture. Trawler coming in flying flag half- mast owing to death of one of the crew at sea 49 Calster Memorial to some gallant seamen 50 "Those who wait.” An old salt and his wife listen- ing to a storm 51 A Hopeless Dawn. BSX HERRING FISHERY. Beautifully Painted, 7s. 6 d. each. Plain Slides, 2s. 1 Fleet off to the Ground. 2 Casting nets in rough sea. 3 Line of nets at sea. 4 Drawing in catch. 5 Landing fish in hold. 6 Clearing nets at sea. 7 Clearing nets at sea on Deck. 8 Close up view of Catch of Herrings. 9 Herrings being unloaded from hold. 10 Section of drifter unloading herrings. 11 Unloading herrings from drifter on to export ship. 12 Typical Scotch Fisher-girls. 13 Girls “ gutting ” herrings. 14 Girls hauling barrels of herrings. 15 Salting and packing Herrings m barrels. 16 Packing Herrings for export. 17 Loading up Foreign Boats with Herrings. 18 Boxes of Herrings beiAg loaded for abroad. 19 The Packing Ground on Yarmouth Denes. 20 Fishing Protection Schooner. 21 A Chip of the Old Block. 22 Herring Fleet. 23 Trawler putting out. 24 An East Coast Fisherman. ANH WHALING IN THE SOUTH SEAS A very complete series of Slides from direct negatives showing the whole process of catching and dealing with Whales as practised on the North-east Coast of New Zealand. Plain Slides, 2s. 3 d. Beautifully Painted, 7s. 6 d. Cheap Series Painted, 5s. each. . Typewritten Reading, Is. 6d. 1 The Whaling Station at Whangarnunnu, near the " Bay of Islands," showing the " Try Works ” and whalers' huts. 2 The slipway at the 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Try Works.” 3 The pier; showing a whale being drawn up the slipway. 4 Modern Whaling Steamer. 6 Bows of Steamer showing latest Bomb-Gun. 6 Old Pattern Harpoon Gun. 7 Attaching net to Buoy. 8 Placing nets to bar the passage between Buoy ^ and Rock. 9 Fastening chain to Rock. 10 Towing out the Whale-Boat. 11 Hauling in the Line. 12 Whale caught in the nets (from a drawing). 13 Boat towed by harpooned “ Hump-back ” Whale. 14 Endeavouring to lance Harpooned Whale. 15 The dying Whale. For a set of Slides on Greenland Whaling see 16 Whaler standing on submerged body of dead whale; removing crutch of Har- poon. • 17 Unshackling nets from dead Whale. 18 Disentangling nets and getting them aboard. 19 Steamer bucking alongside dead Whale. 20 Making steamer’s tow rope fast to dead Whale. 21 A typical Whaler. The Chief of the Station. 22 Dead Whale being towed head first. 23 Attaching Wire Winch rope to tail at Slipway. 24 Whale boat crew returning. 25 Sperm Whale hauled up on the Slipway. 26 Head of a huge Sperm Whale. 27 Commencing the cutting-up. 28 After the Blubber has been stripped. 29 Cutting-up the Whale meat. 30 Whalers fishing; hauling up a “ Red Schnapper." 31 Whalers fishing; catching a “ Hapuka.” 32 “ Break of Day,” at the Harbour mouth. (Beautifully Painted, 10s.) " Geography,” Section 5 of this Catalog ue.