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Brits here to stay
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Brits here to stay
A record year for the flow of British migrants to New Zealand is already assured with nearly four months of the current financial year to run.
100 years ago
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Couple mark 60th
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Couple mark 60th
Advantage was taken at a social gathering held last evening in Trinity Methodist schoolroom, of presenting an illuminated address to Mr and Mrs Joseph Sparrow on the occasion of their diamond wedding.
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Legislators visit from Samoa
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Legislators visit from Samoa
Eight Samoan chiefs arrived by the Tofua in Auckland yesterday, and were met by Mr J.D. Gray, Under-secretary of Internal Affairs, who welcomed them to New Zealand.
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Boat for hydro project
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Boat for hydro project
On Thursday last an 80-foot motor launch went through Lawrence, en route from Dunedin to Waipori, transported by a motor lorry.
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St Matthew’s has its day ...
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St Matthew’s has its day ...
The jubilee festival in connection with St Matthew’s Church was continued yesterday morning, when a service of Holy Communion was held at 11 o’clock.
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Green created from ‘eyesore’
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Green created from ‘eyesore’
Ideal weather conditions favoured the opening of the new bowling green and croquet lawn of the recently-formed Leith Bowling and Croquet Club at the Woodhaugh Gardens on Saturday afternoon.
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Improvements at Forbury
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Improvements at Forbury
The Forbury Park Trotting Club were favoured by perfect weather for the opening of the spring meeting, and this, in conjunction with an attractive card, drew an excellent attendance.
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Town meets country
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Town meets country
No-one could have wished for better weather than that which favoured people’s day at the Summer Show yesterday.
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19-gun salute for ex-GG
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19-gun salute for ex-GG
The departure of Viscount Jellicoe was witnessed by many thousands of people who crowded the wharves round the Tahiti and prominent points on the foreshore. For their benefit the ship went as close...
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Jellicoe kids want to stay
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Jellicoe kids want to stay
Lord Jellicoe said there were two farewells that would forever stand out as the most trying in his life.
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All Blacks defeat Cardiff
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All Blacks defeat Cardiff
London, November 23: There was a great struggle at Cardiff.
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‘Iona’ winning boat
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‘Iona’ winning boat
By winning the sixth trial race on Saturday afternoon the Port Chalmers 14-footer Iona added fresh laurels to her credit and further justified her claim as a boat worthy to represent Otago.
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‘They are never beaten’
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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.