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A bond any farmer can have
The sheep is a very small animal, but it represents in New Zealand no small industry, and provides both occupation and revenue for the Dominion which it would be difficult to do without. It has...
100 years ago
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Students’ burlesques, witticisms
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Students’ burlesques, witticisms
There were many ‘‘sounds of revelry’’ in Dunedin yesterday, for the students’ annual saturnalia had come round again.
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Oldfield keeps England on their toes
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Oldfield keeps England on their toes
England were at the wickets in the third Ashes test.
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Diplomat’s daughter taken ill
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Diplomat’s daughter taken ill
London, July 7: Miss Betty Parr, daughter of the High Commissioner for New Zealand, Sir James Parr, is now convalescent after an operation for appendicitis at Brighton, where she was at a boarding...
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NSW defeat All Blacks
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NSW defeat All Blacks
New South Wales 26 points; New Zealand 20 points.
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Sallies buy building for homeless
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Sallies buy building for homeless
After a long search the Salvation Army has at last acquired suitable premises for providing shelter to men who have have been temporarily stranded.
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Big digger makes for fast work
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Big digger makes for fast work
With the completion of the work being carried out on the western bank of the Taieri River by the Public Works Department, West Taieri will have nothing to fear from floods in the future.
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Temuka rangatira dies
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Temuka rangatira dies
Hemiona Torepe, chief of the Maoris of Temuka, died on Tuesday at the age of 77 years.
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Whakaari in Edinburgh magazine
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Whakaari in Edinburgh magazine
Chambers’s Journal has some notes about White Island, which is characterised as the “horridest” place on earth, and one of the richest also.
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Powering through flood protection
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Powering through flood protection
At the monthly meeting of the Taieri River Trust yesterday the sub-committee reported on the interview with the Dunedin city electrical engineer respecting the agreement for electric power as...
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Gravel roads built to last
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Gravel roads built to last
The macadam road is named after the developer of this type of road in Great Britain, John L. McAdam.
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Dunedin citizens on honours list
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Dunedin citizens on honours list
Wellington, July 2: The Governor-General announces that his Majesty the King has been graciously pleased, on the occasion of the Birthday Honours list, to confer distinctions on the following...
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Brothers buy home for school
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Brothers buy home for school
The Redcastle homestead, a mile or two to the north of Oamaru, has been acquired by the Christian Brothers as a boarding and day school for the diocese of Otago and Southland. It is understood that...
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Lenglen wins two, then retires
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Lenglen wins two, then retires
London, June 29 (Received June 30, at 10.20pm): Mademoisellle Lenglen has retired from all the competitions at Wimbledon. — A and NZ Cable
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Pavlova belongs to us all
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Pavlova belongs to us all
In the eyes of many, Anna Pavlova is the greatest dancer in the world to-day, and at the height of such world-wide fame she comes to Dunedin.
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Wheat shortage may close mills
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Wheat shortage may close mills
The position that has arisen in regard to the flour-milling industry in Canterbury is undoubtedly a serious one and without precedent in the history of the trade.
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Cox wins road race
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Cox wins road race
One of the most outstanding harrier events of the year is the Port Chalmers road race, which was started in 1902, and which, with the exception of the war period and 1922, has been held regularly...
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Unable to refund ferry company
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Unable to refund ferry company
The monthly meeting of the Otago Harbour Board was held last night.
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Boards try each other’s patience
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Boards try each other’s patience
The Secretary of the South Otago Hospital Board wrote to the Otago Hospital Board stating that in future his board would take no responsibility for any patient admitted to Dunedin Hospital from its...
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Northern Māori win derby
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Northern Māori win derby
Palmerston N, June 23: From start to finish the Maori match on the Show Grounds to-day afforded thrills aplenty to 3000 spectators.