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Cold wind from South
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Cold wind from South
Invercargill, July 15: The match between Otago and Southland was played this afternoon at Rugby Park in fine sunny weather, but a cold wind blew straight down the ground.
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Canoe diplomacy
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Canoe diplomacy
The Prince of Wales, journeying along the Zambesi, has reached Kamujoma, where he was welcomed by a large gathering of Barotse tribesmen.
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Future king visits waterfall
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Future king visits waterfall
July 12: The Prince of Wales has reached the Victoria Falls and was greatly impressed by the famous sight.
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Out of their league
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Out of their league
The New Zealand Rugby League team, though defeated by 7 points to 4, won all the honours in a hard and rugged conflict with New South Wales in the presence of 25,000 people.
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Diplomat impressed by memorial
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Diplomat impressed by memorial
London, June 2: Sir James Allen has returned from his Mediterranean cruise, which included the visit to Gallipoli and the unveiling ceremony.
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Southland’s court appearance
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Southland’s court appearance
In conversation with a representative of the Otago Daily Times, Mr H.J. Farrant and Mr J.E. Winsloe stated that they were highly pleased with the work that Mr Rooney had so far completed on their behalf.
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Traces of missing reporter
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Traces of missing reporter
New Plymouth, July 8: Portions of the clothing worn by Scanlan who fell from a rock at Paritutu 10 days ago were found yesterday on the beach at the foot of the rock.
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Minister back at desk
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Minister back at desk
Wellington, July 7: The Hon W. Downie Stewart was in his office again this morning and he also attended the sitting of the House of Representatives.
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Building cave-in kills revellers
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Building cave-in kills revellers
New York, July 5: Nine Fourth of July dancers were killed in Boston when the Pickwick Building collapsed in the early morning.
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New sawmill bridge built
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New sawmill bridge built
The largest sawmill tramway bridge in the Dominion was recently constructed.
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Edward too busy to marry
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Edward too busy to marry
Matters relating to the question of the marriage of the Prince of Wales are discussed by Mr G. Ward Price, who is accompanying the Prince on his tour in South Africa in the capacity of official correspondent.
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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.
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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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