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Kiwis reach farthest north
Although the little ship has not yet reached England, news of what is now to be called the "British Arctic Expedition, 1925," was received from one member of the expedition at present in London,...
100 years ago
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Sallies spread Christmas cheer
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Sallies spread Christmas cheer
The Salvation Army, with its usual enthusiasm, is celebrating the Christmas season.
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Expo hits half-million visits
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Expo hits half-million visits
The attendance at the Exhibition yesterday brought the total number of visitors to date to more than 500,000.
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New Picton ferry in service
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New Picton ferry in service
December 21: There was a memorable scene at Picton this evening
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Woman leads Indian movement
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Woman leads Indian movement
On the whole, matters politically in India are much quieter than they were.
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China’s incomprehensible unrest
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China’s incomprehensible unrest
It would be well if we could get a clear notion of what is going on in China.
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Statues at attention
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Statues at attention
Visitors to the Otago Boys’ High School break-up ceremony to-day will have an opportunity of viewing the two bronze figures which have now been placed on the memorial arch of the main gateway.
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Queens Gardens bus stop assigned
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Queens Gardens bus stop assigned
The following recommendations were made by the General Committee of the City Council at last night’s meeting, in relation to bus stands
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Fire spirals through town
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Fire spirals through town
Taumarunui, December 15: The fire which broke out at Raurimu yesterday between 3 and 4 o'clock completely gutted the business portion of the township, 11 premises being destroyed.
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Chief farewelled
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Chief farewelled
Auckland, December 14: After 27 years as Chief Justice of the Dominion, Sir Robert Stout took his place on the bench at the Supreme Court this morning for the last time in Auckland.
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British troops to leave German city
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British troops to leave German city
Berlin, December 11: Herr Solmann, a Socialist member of the Reichstag, praises the conduct of the British troops in Cologne.
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Easier pronunciation preferred
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Easier pronunciation preferred
If we are to choose between "spleuchan " and "sporran," I prefer "sporran."
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No escape from responsibility
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No escape from responsibility
"The general policy of our country," said President Coolidge in his annual Message to Congress, "is for disarmament, and we ought not to hesitate to adopt any plan
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Half a century of cricket celebrated
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Half a century of cricket celebrated
New Zealand has now got to the stage when jubilee celebrations of one kind or another are fairly common
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Seafarer lost off Sydney
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Seafarer lost off Sydney
Sydney, December 8: The passenger steamer Suva, 2229 tons, and the cargo carrier Chillagoe, 1495 tons, collided four miles off Sydney Heads.
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Flooding in Canterbury
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Flooding in Canterbury
Christchurch, December 7: As a result of the flood, a serious position has been created at Kaianga, a week-end settlement at Stewart’s Gully.
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Flood wrecks West Coast bridge
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Flood wrecks West Coast bridge
Four spans of the Blackball bridge, which were 350 feet in length, have been washed away.
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Grey River menaces town
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Grey River menaces town
Greymouth, December 4: The flood in the Grey River and its tributaries, resulting from the heavy northerly rains last night and this morning, nearly resulted to-day in the town being inundated, the...
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Educational benefit of expo
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Educational benefit of expo
That the Exhibition offers an exceptional educational opportunity for old and young is recognised by all who have visited it.
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European peace treaty signed
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European peace treaty signed
Plenipotentiaries from the countries of Europe sign the Locarno Treaty in the Gold Room at the Foreign Office, London on December 1, 1925