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‘They are never beaten’
London, November 20: The All Blacks to-day met Oxford University, which is regarded as one of the strongest sides in England, and contained in its ranks a number of overseas players. After a...
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Clutha puts on a show
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Clutha puts on a show
The fifty-eighth annual show of the Clutha and Mataura A and P Society was commenced on the society’s ground yesterday.
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Anzac Ave loan referendum
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Anzac Ave loan referendum
Widespread interest has been aroused in the Highway-Lake Logan Loan poll today, and there is reason to believe that the vote cast will be considerably larger than that usually recorded on such...
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Navy cheers for Jellicoe
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Navy cheers for Jellicoe
Wellington, November 18: The Governor-General (Viscount Jellicoe) paid a farewell visit to HMS Dunedin and Veronica this morning.
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Italy under dictatorship
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Italy under dictatorship
Rome: The debates in the Chamber of Deputies during the past week were curiously unreal owing to the deliberate absence of the whole of the Opposition party as a protest against the dictatorship.
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Skill of command evinced
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Skill of command evinced
Messrs Hunter and Wiseman’s 14-footer Iona registered her third successive win on Saturday afternoon in a race sailed over the Broad Bay course, after a closely contested finish with Kia Ora. Mr...
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Fire destroys Teviot woolshed
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Fire destroys Teviot woolshed
A fire broke out in the woolshed on the Teviot Station at 5.30am yesterday, with the result that the huge building was completely gutted.
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Standing up to the All Blacks
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Standing up to the All Blacks
The stern fight which Cambridge gave the All Blacks is featured in most of the newspapers.
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Whaling ship takes on coal
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Whaling ship takes on coal
The Norwegian whaling steamer Sir James Clark Ross berthed at Port Chalmers yesterday to take in coal and water preparatory to leaving for a second trip to the Antarctic. In terms of a three-season...
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Christchurch’s tribute to fallen
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Christchurch’s tribute to fallen
Christchurch, November 11: The Bridge of Remembrance over the Avon, at Cashel street, Christchurch, was dedicated this morning by Archbishop Julius in memory of Canterbury’s sacrifices in the Great...
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Building as best as they can
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Building as best as they can
Time works some great changes occasionally, and this fact becomes quite evident to anyone who pays periodical visits to Logan Park to view the progress being made with the erection of the...
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All Blacks win at Belfast
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All Blacks win at Belfast
New Zealand defeated Ulster by 23 points to 6.
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Cups hotly contested
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Cups hotly contested
The annual sports meeting of the Otago Girls’ High School was held at the Caledonian Ground yesterday afternoon.
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All Blacks’ ‘scientific’ game
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All Blacks’ ‘scientific’ game
Dublin, November 2: The ground was very heavy as the result of a soaking rain.
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Flood damage topples train
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Flood damage topples train
The train which left Blenheim last evening for Ward narrowly escaped a terrible disaster.
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Landslide for UK Tories
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Landslide for UK Tories
London, October 30 (received October 31 at 7.30pm): When yesterday’s Conservative victories turned to-day into a landslide which represented a turnover unequalled since 1906, all calculations were...
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Plunket donations coincide
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Plunket donations coincide
A public meeting was held at Invercargill on Wednesday evening to discuss and deal with proposals and offers by Mr W.D. Hunt and Mr and Mrs R.A. Anderson.
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OBHS athletes elicit enthusiasm
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OBHS athletes elicit enthusiasm
The annual sports meeting of the Otago Boys’ High School was held on the Carisbrook Ground yesterday afternoon.
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Auckland wharf collapses
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Auckland wharf collapses
Damage to the extent of several thousand pounds was caused to the western wharf when some of the concrete foundation piles collapsed shortly after 2 o’clock yesterday.
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Yachting season opening . . .
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Yachting season opening . . .
The official opening of the 1924 yachting and boating season of the Otago Yacht and Motor Boat Club and the Broad Bay Boating Club took place on Saturday afternoon under favourable weather...