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Navy blue spectacle
The officers and crew of HMS Dunedin had another busy day yesterday.
100 years ago
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Road safety put on a pedestal
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Road safety put on a pedestal
A motor car direction pedestal has been erected at the intersection of Rattray and Crawford streets.
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Stricken airship limps home
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Stricken airship limps home
London, April 17: "Who’s got any cigarettes?" was the almost general inquiry from the crew of R33 as they climbed out from the gondolas.
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Ship visits namesake city
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Ship visits namesake city
HMS Dunedin, flagship of the New Zealand Naval Division, arrived at Dunedin yesterday from Akaroa, and was berthed at the Rattray street wharf shortly after 10am.
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First-class sailing on show
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First-class sailing on show
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A ding-dong go at the tennis
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A ding-dong go at the tennis
Yesterday was the fourth day of the Otago Lawn Tennis Association’s Easter Tournament.
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Rival to Amundsen’s expedition
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Rival to Amundsen’s expedition
Mr Grettir Algarsson, with a crew of 20 volunteers practically all in the twenties, sailed from Falmouth on board the Iceland today for the North Pole. He expects to commence his flight in the...
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Magnificent Fiordland
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Magnificent Fiordland
The hut at Lake Howden is charmingly situated near the outlet of the lake.
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Let China sort itself
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Let China sort itself
Dr Pott, president of St John’s University, Shanghai, observes in a recent review article, "The problem of China is one of the greatest of the present century.
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Consolidating season’s success
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Consolidating season’s success
The 1924-25 season may be regarded as one of the most successful seasons experienced in Otago cricket.
100 years ago from our archives
100 years ago from our archives
This is a pictorial column as Otago Daily Times was not published on Good Friday, 1925.
First municipal bus
First municipal bus
One of the new buses now being constructed by Markham’s Motors for the Dunedin City Corporation is nearing completion, and it is hoped to have it on the road by Saturday.
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Wakatipu outlet gear arrives
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Wakatipu outlet gear arrives
The second shipment of material for the Kawarau dam, consisting of five sluice gates, arrived at Port Chalmers yesterday.
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Good and bad timing at Cale
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Good and bad timing at Cale
There was an attendance of over 2000 people at the Caledonian Ground on Saturday afternoon when the Otago Athletic and Cycling Club conducted an athletic and cycling carnival.
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Flights will establish air link
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Flights will establish air link
Airship R33 flew from Cardington to the Pulham aerodrome.
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A woman’s place at expo
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A woman’s place at expo
For some time past the directors of the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition Co have been impressed with the desirability of having a special women’s section in the Exhibition.
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Explosive sendoff
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Explosive sendoff
The "salute to adventurers" was fired by the coast artillery when the Norwegian naval auxiliary ship Fram left the Horten Admiralty base for Spitsbergen with Captain Roald Amundsen.
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Prince takes naval salute
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Prince takes naval salute
London, March 30: The Atlantic Fleet, when proceeding homeward from combined fleet exercises in the Mediterranean, altered its course, at the request of the Prince of Wales, to...
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Winning sporting faculties
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Winning sporting faculties
On Saturday evening, as a finale to the Otago University Interfaculty Sports in the Allen Hall, Dr Thompson presented the Barnett Cup to the competitor who had gained the highest points in the afternoon's sports.
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Boys rip off expo building
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Boys rip off expo building
Mr J.R. Bartholomew SM had brought before him in the Juvenile Court on Saturday morning two boys, aged respectively 15 and 16 years, on a charge of climbing on the roof of the Exhibition buildings.