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Carisbrook run bodes well
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Carisbrook run bodes well
In the interval of the football match at Carisbrook the Mile Race was a decided success.
100 years ago
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Famous station split and sold
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Famous station split and sold
Dalgety and Co, in conjunction with Donald Reid and Co, report having had a highly successful clearing sale on account of Isaac Stevenson on August 8 at Mount Royal Station, Palmerston.
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Dunedin man’s airship invention
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Dunedin man’s airship invention
Mr H.F. Parker, who designed the water recovery apparatus installed on one of the engines of the United States naval dirigible Shenandoah, describes in a recent letter a night flight on that airship
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England victorious
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England victorious
The intense rivalry between the Rugby Union and the Rugby League in Dunedin have been closely watched by the public.
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NZ’s Wembley effort improved
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NZ’s Wembley effort improved
While New Zealanders were ashamed of the dominion’s display at Wembley during the first month the Exhibition was open, all that is now changed.
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Highways could be ‘failure’
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Highways could be ‘failure’
Wellington, August 7: In his Budget speech Mr J. Edie (member for Clutha) was afraid the main highways scheme would turn out a failure.
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Cross-country ends in duel
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Cross-country ends in duel
On Saturday last the sixteenth Otago Cross Country Championship was held at Wingatui under the best of conditions.
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A distinguished writer
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A distinguished writer
The loss to letters involved in the death of Joseph Conrad is incalculable. He was a unique figure in the annals of literature.
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Raising ditched German fleet
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Raising ditched German fleet
After long preparations and several setbacks, the first German torpedo boat has been salved at Scapa Flow.
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Scouts of the empire
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Scouts of the empire
London, July 31: A great procession of Boy Scouts at the Wembley Stadium inaugurated the Empire jamboree.
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Union Co’s latest ocean liner
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Union Co’s latest ocean liner
There is much to do before the Union Company’s new liner Aorangi is ready to take to the open seas.
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Wembley: expo yes, whare no
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Wembley: expo yes, whare no
On the day after their arrival in London, the whole of Mr T.W. Ratana’s party of Maoris visited the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley.
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One month in a watertight boat
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One month in a watertight boat
London, June 17: By the time this mail letter arrives in New Zealand the 23 public school boys who sailed by the Corinthic last week will have reached their destination.
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Rugby team departs
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Rugby team departs
Wellington, July 29: Cheering crowds packed the wharf this afternoon when the All Blacks embarked on the Remuera for England.
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Giant glacier swept Taieri
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Giant glacier swept Taieri
Boulders in the Waihola district, Otago, formed part of a vast classical moraine, transported and deposited by, probably, Pleistocene glaciers in New Zealand’s Glacial Period.
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Yet-to-be-famous back in form
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Yet-to-be-famous back in form
Palmerston North, July 26: Ideal conditions prevailed for the final match between the yet-to-be-famous All Blacks and a combined Manawatu-Horowhenua team to-day before a crowd of about 16,000...
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Codes’ squabble heads to court
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Codes’ squabble heads to court
The Otago Rugby Football Union Executive met in committee yesterday morning to consider the position in regard to Forbury Park for football purposes.
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‘Sidey time’ Bill progresses
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‘Sidey time’ Bill progresses
Mr T.K. Sidey moved the second reading of the Summer Time Bill.
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Local boys outplayed . . .
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Local boys outplayed . . .
Secondary schools can be relied on to give a good, clean, open exhibition of Rugby football.
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Feds urge interest in politics
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Feds urge interest in politics
At the annual conference of the New Zealand Farmers’ Union, which opened in Wellington yesterday, the president (Mr W.J. Polson) said he was convinced there could be no great progress unless they...