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A place young women can go
The forty-sixth annual meeting of the YWCA was held in the association’s rooms last evening.
100 years ago
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Botanic garden a singular delight
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Botanic garden a singular delight
In the Gardens work goes forward apace with the season.
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Visitors defeat Otago
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Visitors defeat Otago
While not begrudging the Wellington team its victory, it will probably be agreed that it had a shade the better of the luck on Saturday in the match against Otago.
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Church marks 50th with new build
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Church marks 50th with new build
On Sunday, Monday and Tuesday last the Waitahuna Presbyterian Church celebrated its jubilee.
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Rugby secures grounds
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Rugby secures grounds
The Otago Rugby Union has secured a new lease of the Carisbrook Ground (for 21 years), and a lease of Tahuna Park for five years.
A good week for football
A good week for football
The arrival of the Chinese Universities team to Dunedin last week created considerable interest in Soccer, and the attendances at both games was quite up to expectations, the gates amounting to...
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Monster trout on display
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Monster trout on display
Anglers have heard a good deal about the 20-pound trout that are caught in the New Zealand lakes, but it is sometimes difficult to imagine what these monsters are like.
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Ratable value of city increases
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Ratable value of city increases
The annual valuations, made in pursuance of the Rating Act, are set out in the annual report of the town clerk (Mr G. A. Lewin).
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Opoho tramway opened
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Opoho tramway opened
Although agitation for an extension of the city tramways to Opoho commenced about 17 years ago, it was not until recent years that it was definitely decided to open up the line.
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When no King on Plunket throne
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When no King on Plunket throne
Wellington, September 5: The Plunket Society resolved that, in view of the increasing demands by the Government on Dr Truby King’s services, the need for an understudy should be considered without...
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Jottings on ladies’ fashion
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Jottings on ladies’ fashion
Several models of tailored dresses lately have shown a desire for more fullness of line, cleverly contrived by wide godots, often of two different materials fitted into the dress very like the...
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Visiting students draw match
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Visiting students draw match
Unusual interest centred on the Association Football match at Carisbrook yesterday between an Otago representative team and the visiting team from Chinese universities.
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Opoho tram test a success
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Opoho tram test a success
The new tramline at Opoho was tested on Monday afternoon by the Public Works engineer (Mr J.R. Marks), who was accompanied by Mr W.H. Mackenzie (tramways manager) and Cr J.S. Douglas (chairman of...
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Women’s conference opens in city
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Women’s conference opens in city
The proceedings in connection with the sixth annual conference of the National Council of Women of New Zealand were opened in Dunedin yesterday with a civic reception.
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No Payne, no gain for Varsity
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No Payne, no gain for Varsity
The 8000 spectators who watched the match between Otago University and Old Boys were unanimous that they had seen one of the fastest, most spectacular games ever played in Dunedin.
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Better access for upper garden
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Better access for upper garden
At the top of the Gardens where the Opoho tram reaches the level again, an attractive entrance is being prepared, so that all may be in readiness for visitors from this point when the trams begin.
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Entertaining, cheerful figure
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Entertaining, cheerful figure
Mr R.S. Wardrop, one of the best known and most popular residents of Dunedin on account of his bright and cheerful disposition, died suddenly yesterday morning.
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Slums occupy highway location
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Slums occupy highway location
"Seeing is believing," and this week a Times reporter was invited to play the part of eyes on behalf of those who are inclined to doubt the existence of slums in the city.
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Edward unveils Paris memorial
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Edward unveils Paris memorial
The Prince of Wales, in his capacity as president of the Imperial War Graves Commission, unveiled the memorial tablet in Notre Dame to the dead of the British Empire.
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Ship becomes harbour wall
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Ship becomes harbour wall
The hulk Te Anau has now been placed in her final position at the end of the basin wall (says our Wanganui correspondent).