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Two die after Christchurch crash
Christchurch, March 25: William and Harry Youngman, of Inchbonnie, West Coast, were admitted to the hospital, both suffering from compound fracture of the skull.
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Old identities reunite
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Old identities reunite
The gatherings held this year to celebrate the seventy-seventh anniversary of the province have been of a particularly hearty and happy character.
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Wins for Queens Drive, province
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Wins for Queens Drive, province
The Otago Rowing Association's annual regatta was held yesterday at Port Chalmers.
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Albion hits 60 not out
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Albion hits 60 not out
The functions in connection with the Albion Cricket Club’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations commenced with a Cricketers’ Parade Service held in the Dundas Street Methodist Church last evening.
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Beautiful plumage
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Beautiful plumage
The thirteenth annual Young Bird Show, under the auspices of the Dunedin Specialists’ Young Bird Club, was opened yesterday in Fullers’ Hall.
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No sneaking out of racecourse
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No sneaking out of racecourse
At a meeting of the Forbury Park Trotting Club last night the Chairman said the reason why the pass-out checks were discontinued was because people were in the habit of going out to the sandhills and betting with the bookmakers.
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Aussies display speed at Cale
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Aussies display speed at Cale
There was a gratifying attendance at the Caledonian Ground last Saturday when the Australian athletes were competing.
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The Invincibles return
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The Invincibles return
No all-conquering Roman Emperor could possibly have received a more enthusiastic welcome home than that which was accorded the 1924 All Blacks.
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Aussies praise NZ rowers
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Aussies praise NZ rowers
The Sydney Morning Herald commenting on the success of the New Zealand rowers says: "The New Zealanders’ victory in the eights was an impressive achievement."
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Wembley rerun will help NZ
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Wembley rerun will help NZ
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100 years ago
Photos from our archives
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Worth their weight in gold?
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Worth their weight in gold?
The Co-operative Fruitgrowers of Otago (Ltd) reports the sale of a tray of the famous "Million Dollar" peaches, grown by Mr R. Kinnaird, of the Viola Orchard, Earnscleugh.
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Bowling balls fail test
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Bowling balls fail test
Congratulations to Mr W. Hogg (the Dunedin Club’s champion) on winning the Singles Champion of Championship of the Dunedin Centre for the 1925 season.
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Tokens of remembrance
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Tokens of remembrance
Splendid work has been done by the Imperial War Graves Commission in laying out and beautifying the graves of the men who fell on Gallipoli.
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Needed a bigger boat
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Needed a bigger boat
On Saturday evening two brothers named Benjamin and Joseph Drake left Purakanui Inlet in a flat-bottomed boat to fish on the reef outside the bar.
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Hillside firefighters second
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Hillside firefighters second
Christchurch, March 7: The Fire Brigades’ demonstration was concluded to-day in fine weather.
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By ships we live
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By ships we live
At last night’s special meeting of the Otago Harbour Board the Chairman (Mr D. Larnach) submitted the annual report for the year ended December 31, 1924.
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Coolidge, wirephoto inagurated
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Coolidge, wirephoto inagurated
In a brilliant but unpretentious pageant President Coolidge took the oath as thirtieth President of the United states.
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To the alps by service car
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To the alps by service car
Having just returned from a trip to Mount Aspiring, two Dunedin ladies express themselves as being delighted with the scenery and splendour of a journey that is not well known.
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Porritt clears last hurdle
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Porritt clears last hurdle
London, March 2 (Received March 3, at 8.5pm): The Oxford sports have been concluded.