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Slips, derailment block line
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Slips, derailment block line
The Dunedin-Ranfurly line which was blocked owing to slips and fallen rock near Mt Allan about 6pm on Wednesday is still closed.
100 years ago
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Young athletes show promise
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Young athletes show promise
The 17th race from Port Chalmers to Dunedin for the Hooper Cup was held on Saturday last.
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Californian city shaken
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Californian city shaken
A message from Los Angeles states that 65 persons are known to have been killed in the South Californian earthquake, which had its centre at Santa Barbara.
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Dam good fun at Naseby
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Dam good fun at Naseby
Skaters and curlers were busy last Saturday enjoying their winter sports on the ice.
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Pirates come back
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Pirates come back
A crowd of about 3000 assembled at Carisbrook to witness the match between Pirates and Alhambra.
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Social workers salute colleague
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Social workers salute colleague
Rev S.F.N. Waymouth, the newly-appointed vicar of St Mark’s Church, Balclutha, will take up his duties on July 1.
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Parliament resumes
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Parliament resumes
Wellington, June 25: The fourth session of the twenty-first Parliament of New Zealand was opened to-day with the usual ceremonial.
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Foreigners flee Shamian unrest
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Foreigners flee Shamian unrest
Peking, June 24: There are signs of an increased anti-British boycott.
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Unemployed rally around Britain
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Unemployed rally around Britain
Many Labour demonstrations took place throughout the country yesterday protesting against the continuance of unemployment.
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Amundsen and crew return
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Amundsen and crew return
We are slowly getting to know the full facts of the returned airmen’s three weeks of adventure.
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Road kit to be kept by county
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Road kit to be kept by county
The Chairman of the District Highways Board No 16 wrote asking if the Waikouaiti County Council would take over the road construction plant now being purchased by the board, to be used on the work...
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Med school project launched
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Med school project launched
The ceremony of the laying of the foundation stones of the new Otago Medical School in King street took place yesterday afternoon.
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Sister of Compassion feted
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Sister of Compassion feted
Letters about the good work done for so many years by the Rev Mother Mary Joseph Aubert, who celebrated her ninetieth birthday recently, continue to appear in the papers in Wellington.
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Plea to pull over for sirens
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Plea to pull over for sirens
Christchurch, June 16: Apropos of last night’s tragedy, in an interview to-day Superintendent Warner, of the Christchurch Fire Brigade, stressed the necessity for the public to show consideration...
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Unmarked road hazard
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Unmarked road hazard
Mr and Mrs Walter Taine have returned to Dunedin from a motor trip through both islands, the pleasure of which was interfered with by only one untoward incident.
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Anzac Ave width tussle
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Anzac Ave width tussle
The Works Committee of the City Council will present a report on Wednesday evening.
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Roof takes wing
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Roof takes wing
Wanganui, June 12: A rather sensational happening occurred in Hatrick street this afternoon.
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New wing at Plunket facility
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New wing at Plunket facility
The official function of the laying of the foundation stone of the nurses’ new quarters at the Karitane-Harris Hospital drew a large gathering to the site of the new building yesterday afternoon.
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GG visits exhibition site
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GG visits exhibition site
The first public engagement of the day yesterday for the Governor-General, Sir Charles Fergusson, was a visit to the Exhibition Buildings.
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