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Kia Ora says ‘ka kite anō’
The Ravensbourne annual regatta, held on Saturday afternoon, proved an attractive and successful function.
100 years ago
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Victorians open tour
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Victorians open tour
The first Victorian team to play in New Zealand opened its tour at Dunedin yesterday with a match against an Otago eleven.
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A Catlins adventure
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A Catlins adventure
Much has been written concerning the lakes of Otago and Southland, the Hot Springs of the north, and the glacial wonders of the Southern Alps.
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Superior boat in good hands
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Superior boat in good hands
The 1925 Sanders Cup contests will be generally voted by yachtsmen as the most exciting of the series of races between the 14-footers yet held in the dominion.
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‘Disgusted’ by Milford plan
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‘Disgusted’ by Milford plan
To the editor: Sir, I was surprised and disgusted to read in your issue of this morning a paragraph to the effect that the Minister of Public Works had approved the granting of a licence to a...
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Carriages go down bank
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Carriages go down bank
A shunting accident at Henderson, Auckland, on Saturday afternoon resulted in two carriages breaking away from the train and falling over a bank, while a third carriage sustained damage.
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Masters of the game
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Masters of the game
The Dunedin Bowling Green bore an animated appearance on Saturday afternoon when the eleventh anniversary of Elderly Bowlers’ Day was held.
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Polio disrupts school 50th
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Polio disrupts school 50th
The jubilee celebrations of the Forbury School were commenced last evening in the Coronation Hall, St Kilda.
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Pilliwinkie wins Dunedin Cup
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Pilliwinkie wins Dunedin Cup
The Dunedin Jockey Club was favoured with fine weather for the opening of its Autumn meeting, and a large attendance viewed the interesting racing provided by the card.
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Ex-Otago athlete wins at Oxford
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Ex-Otago athlete wins at Oxford
Oxford, February 10: A.E. Porritt, the New Zealander, assisted Magdalen College to qualify for the semifinal in the Inter-College Cup.
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Excitement builds for race day
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Excitement builds for race day
Yesterday morning the Wingatui course presented a more than usually busy atmosphere owing to the overnight arrival of several visiting horses.
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Otago takes shield by numbers
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Otago takes shield by numbers
Success has at last come to an Otago XI in the fight for the Plunket Shield.
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USS Co’s non-steam ship
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USS Co’s non-steam ship
San Francisco, January 26: The Union Steam Ship Company’s motor liner Aorangi has arrived on her maiden voyage to New Zealand and Australia.
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Southern city running short
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Southern city running short
The position in regard to the Invercargill water supply has become a critical one owing to the prolonged drought and the inability of the pumping system to cope with the demand.
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Hospital upgrade or new build?
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Hospital upgrade or new build?
At a meeting of the Maniototo Hospital Board Thursday last, correspondence from the Director-general of Health was read relative to the proposals to erect a hospital at Ranfurly.
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Man and boy behind win
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Man and boy behind win
By virtue of the interest taken in the Sanders Cup the contest has become New Zealand’s most important yachting event, and that Otago should have won the Cup is a matter of great importance in the...
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Rif republic forces push Spain
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Rif republic forces push Spain
The Riffs and other tribes are mobilising for another offensive against Spain.
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Sanders Cup is now Otago’s cup
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Sanders Cup is now Otago’s cup
Otago has at last succeeded in regaining the much-sought-after Sanders Cup, the trophy being won by Iona.
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Iona wins second race
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Iona wins second race
Auckland, February 1: Iona greatly enhanced Otago’s chances of annexing the Sanders Cup by winning the second race of the 1925 contest over a triangular course on the Waitemata to-day.
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Glacier tourism booming
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Glacier tourism booming
Mr H. Grenfell, of Oamaru, who had just returned from a visit to the West Coast, stated that the tourist traffic to the Franz Joseph Glacier this year was very heavy.