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Trouble at the mill
A well-known landmark of North Dunedin situated in the little used Mill street, off King street, and adjoining the Water of Leith Stream was destroyed about daybreak yesterday morning
100 years ago
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Reinforcements arrive
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Reinforcements arrive
Superintendent Mathieson has been advised that Senior-sergeant Clarkson will, under the direction of the Dunedin office, have charge of police arrangements at the New Zealand and South Seas...
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Kindness to all creatures
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Kindness to all creatures
The promoters of an Animals’ Welfare Week merit the good wishes and support of all members of the community.
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Providence, alms sustain sisters
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Providence, alms sustain sisters
Extensive additions have recently been made to the home for the aged and poor, conducted by the Little Sisters of the Poor, at Anderson’s Bay, and the opening ceremony took place yesterday...
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Rotary-winged innovation
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Rotary-winged innovation
Senor de la Cierva lectured before the Royal Aeronautical Society on his autogyro.
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Greece and Bulgaria stand-off
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Greece and Bulgaria stand-off
Reports on the Graeco-Bulgarian frontier state that the Bulgarian regulars attacked a Greek outpost at Belles, and killed a sentry and the captain.
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Sidey opens croquet lawn
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Sidey opens croquet lawn
The new lawns of the St Clair Croquet Club were opened yesterday afternoon in the presence of a large number of ladies and gentlemen.
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Fine young horses for sale
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Fine young horses for sale
The writer has been fortunate enough to make the acquaintance of the lot contributed to the November horse sale by the Elderslie Stud.
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£40 raised for kindergarten
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£40 raised for kindergarten
Mrs Arthur Hudson gave a delightful garden party at her residence, Musselburgh Rise, on Saturday afternoon last.
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A burst of colour
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A burst of colour
To-day the Otago Witness Annual makes a welcome reappearance, and is in all respects worthy of comparison with the best publications of its kind.
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Special edition of ‘Witness’
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Special edition of ‘Witness’
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Any port in ‘Storm’
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Any port in ‘Storm’
Two mishaps occurred near the Wanganui Harbour entrance last week-end.
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Progress at lake outlet site
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Progress at lake outlet site
Queenstown, October 14: Excellent progress with the construction of the Kawarau Gold Mining Co’s dam at the outlet of Lake Wakatipu is being maintained.
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Cricket tour squad named
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Cricket tour squad named
Christchurch, October 13: The following have been selected as the New Zealand cricket team to visit Australia this season:
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Laundry shed in hot water
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Laundry shed in hot water
Rotorua: A new geyser which developed destructive tendencies the other day and destroyed Mr K. Simpson’s washhouse near the Utahina Bridge, had a brief but spectacular career.
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Lost leopard found drowned
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Lost leopard found drowned
Auckland, October 11: The alarms and excursions regarding the female leopard which escaped from the Zoo on September 16 were ended today when the beast was found drowned in Lady Bay, near St Heliers.
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Stanley, 6, found alive
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Stanley, 6, found alive
Oamaru, October 8: The community rejoiced yesterday
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Exhibit delivered by air
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Exhibit delivered by air
One of the Defence Department’s exhibits for the Exhibition arrived in Dunedin on Tuesday at noon in the form of an aeroplane piloted by Captain Findlay.
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Coleridge search continues
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Coleridge search continues
Christchurch, October 6: The search for the bodies of the three men killed in the Lake Coleridge tunnel disaster is being kept up unceasingly, and the new drive is expected to be completed tonight.
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Waitati road consumes budget
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Waitati road consumes budget
The free grants to district councils, as stated in the Estimates, are: