Kaiwharawhara goes off the rails
Kaiwharawhara goes off the rails
A start has been made with the installation of the trackless tram system between Thorndon and Kaiwarra.
100 years ago
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Cold snap in Dunedin
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Cold snap in Dunedin
After a lengthy spell of fine, mild weather, the conditions during the weekend underwent a sharp change, and became unusually cold and boisterous.
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Massey makes light of proposal
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Massey makes light of proposal
A deputation which waited on Mr Massey to urge daylight saving was representative of numerous local bodies and sports bodies both in and out of Wellington.
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Students parade through city
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Students parade through city
Once at least in the year, at the time when the honours are being handed out to their successful fellows after years of toil, students are by common assent expected to throw off all sobriety and...
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Educator’s death noted
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Educator’s death noted
At the meeting of the University Council held yesterday afternoon a motion of sympathy was passed with the relatives of the late Mr W. Eudey.
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Where children come from
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Where children come from
The Statistician’s annual report on the vital statistics for the past year furnishes an example of the manner in which a searching light may be skilfully projected upon a mass of detail that...
Otago women too fast
Otago women too fast
The weather was absolutely ideal for the two interprovincial hockey matches between Otago and South Canterbury at the Caledonian Ground on Saturday.
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Impressive meat display
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Impressive meat display
The New Zealand Court at Wembley is practically complete. The important section given over to refrigeration is generally found to be of great interest.
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Bigger than Christchurch one
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Bigger than Christchurch one
A meeting of directors of the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition Company was held yesterday.
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ABs beat combined Sydney team
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ABs beat combined Sydney team
The All Blacks defeated the Metropolitan team this afternoon by 38 points to 5.
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Port’s steady progress
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Port’s steady progress
In order to celebrate the jubilee of the Otago Harbour Board a dinner was held in the Tudor Hall of the Savoy last evening.
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Footy codes tussle over park
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Footy codes tussle over park
At the meeting of the executive of the Otago Football Association last night a letter from the town clerk of St. Kilda was read with reference to the visit of the English Rugby League team.
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First match to NSW
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First match to NSW
Sydney: The All Blacks played the first match of the tour on the Show Ground against New South Wales in the presence of 30,000 spectators.
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Flag honour for customs officer
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Flag honour for customs officer
Mr William Thompson Glasgow, who was for many years a prominent figure in the public service of New Zealand, died at his residence No 1 Dunblane street, Roslyn on Thursday at the age of 80 years.
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Eggs ported to London
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Eggs ported to London
The Otago Egg Circle committee exported a number of eggs in shell, and three shipments to England were made, 26,859 dozen eggs being exported.
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‘Ill-advised’ to bag ref
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‘Ill-advised’ to bag ref
There is no doubt the Pirates Club was very ill-advised and also unfair in sending in its letter to the committee of the Otago Rugby Union and baldly stating that it had no confidence in Mr G. McKenzie, referee.
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Possum welfare vigilance
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Possum welfare vigilance
At the usual monthly meeting of the executive of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was held yesterday, Inspector Duncan (Southland) said he had inquired into a case of cruelty to...
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Rabbit foiled by machine
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Rabbit foiled by machine
With the remarkable increase in the rabbit skin industry there comes the question of keeping the pelts clean and unmarked.
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Ceremony launches expo build
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Ceremony launches expo build
For quite a year past the idea of holding a great international Exhibition in Dunedin has been steadily looming larger and more vividly before the public mind.
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