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Wool prices steady
The second of the series of Dunedin wool sales for the present season was commenced in Burns Hall at 8pm yesterday, and will be continued in the same place at 9am to-day.
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All Blacks dedicate NZ bed
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All Blacks dedicate NZ bed
London, January 21: The All Blacks visited King’s College Hospital this morning.
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Kauri running out
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Kauri running out
Timber production in the Auckland province has reached its zenith.
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Vessel built sub rosa
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Vessel built sub rosa
London, January 19: Britain’s newest submarine (X1) has been delivered at Portsmouth.
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When the All Blacks met the King
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When the All Blacks met the King
London, December 14: The New Zealanders continued their successful tour yesterday by defeating the Combined Services comfortably by 25 points to 3.
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Fatal crash near Gore
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Fatal crash near Gore
A fatal motor car accident in the Southland district during this weekend occurred on the Balfour Road, near Gore, about half-past 5, when a man named Gordon D. Watson, a law...
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Horse auction attracts crowds
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Horse auction attracts crowds
The dispersal sale of the Elderslie stud and Burnside stud took place in fine weather, and there was a fairly large attendance, including visitors from Australia.
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Fruit goes off
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Fruit goes off
The passengers on the Central Otago train to Dunedin had a somewhat disquieting experience when the fruit vans, which were coupled next to the locomotive, became derailed.
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Boat and crew are winners
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Boat and crew are winners
The race held by the Ravensbourne Boating Club last Saturday afternoon was a successful one from all points.
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Dunedin old boys win derby
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Dunedin old boys win derby
A match between teams from the Christian Brothers Old Boys’ Club and the Marist Club (Invercargill) was played on the Invercargill Showgrounds under excellent weather...
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All Blacks beat French selection
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All Blacks beat French selection
New Zealand beat a French team by 37 points to 8.
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Yachties give orphans a treat
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Yachties give orphans a treat
The Otago Yacht and Motor Boat Club held its annual picnic for the children from the various Dunedin orphanages on Saturday afternoon at Broad Bay.
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Expo court ‘should look well’
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Expo court ‘should look well’
The manager of the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition Co (Mr C.F. Hainsworth) granted an interview to a Daily Times reporter yesterday.
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Paying respects to Originals’ skipper
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Paying respects to Originals’ skipper
Paris, January 7: The All Blacks have departed on a visit to the battlefields.
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Lifeguards enforce dress code
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Lifeguards enforce dress code
There has been little to complain of in the weather lately, and a fine surf has been running at St Clair.
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Expedition gathers alpine plants
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Expedition gathers alpine plants
Mr D. Tannock, superintendent of the city reserves, in company with several other expert botanists, has just returned to Dunedin after a very successful collecting trip to the Garvie Mountains.
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All Blacks wrap up perfect tour
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All Blacks wrap up perfect tour
The All Blacks introduced a new war cry, "We are about to slaughter our enemies."
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Summer break at the beach
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Summer break at the beach
The popular seaside resort of Taieri Mouth again drew its fair share of holidaymakers this season.
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Scottish games in South Otago
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Scottish games in South Otago
The weather was anything but promising in the morning for the fifty-seventh annual gathering of the Port Molyneux Caledonian Society.
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Squalls disrupt regatta
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Squalls disrupt regatta
A sudden change in the weather conditions spelt disappointment for the crowd of holiday-makers who boarded the early ferry boats and motor buses for the purpose of visiting Broad Bay.