New Zealand Now

Illustrations

Advance Party	frontispiece
From a photograph by N. R. Laird showing members of the first party of soldiers to leave New Zealand in the second World War. The soldiers are descending the gangway in rain to attend an official farewell.
Rivers But No Rain	facing page 18
From an aerial photograph by V. C. Browne. The Clutha river is seen joining the Kawarau at Cromwell to form the Molyneux.
The Railway Made Taumarunui	44
From a photograph by the New Zealand Railways Department.
Wellington is Gusty	44
From a photograph by C. P. S. Boyer.
They Worship the Cow	54
From a photograph by J. F. Louden.
Here There are Sheep	54
From a photograph by The Weekly News showing wool being shipped from the East Coast of the North Island.
Ross Forty Years Ago	62
From a photograph by N. Folley of the Mont d'Or claim. The original photograph is now in the Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington.
Nelson is Peaceful	62
From a photograph by Ellis Dudgeon.
Wool Sale	66
From a photograph by Green and Hahn, Christchurch. page xii
Across the Frontier	facing page 66
From a photograph by the Otago Daily Times of the bridge over the Clutha river.
Clydesdales	72
From a photograph by E. T. Robson.
Teaching was a Trust	98
From a photograph by Iles of John Stenhouse in 1895.
No Bishop was so Powerful	98
From a photograph by the Otago Daily Times of the statue of the Rev. Dr D. M. Stuart, Dunedin.