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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.
100 years ago
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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.
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Govt departments to exhibit
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Govt departments to exhibit
Speaking in regard to the Government's participation in the Exhibition, Mr Collins stated that more than 15 of the largest departments would be making displays and that the whole exhibit would be...
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Mrs Wills takes top prize
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Mrs Wills takes top prize
Points have been awarded as follows for the six best gardens (not larger than one quarter acre) in the March competition by Messrs D. Tannock and R. Nichol (judges).
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Two die after Christchurch crash
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Two die after Christchurch crash
Christchurch, March 25: William and Harry Youngman, of Inchbonnie, West Coast, were admitted to the hospital, both suffering from compound fracture of the skull.
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Old identities reunite
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Old identities reunite
The gatherings held this year to celebrate the seventy-seventh anniversary of the province have been of a particularly hearty and happy character.
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Wins for Queens Drive, province
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Wins for Queens Drive, province
The Otago Rowing Association's annual regatta was held yesterday at Port Chalmers.
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Albion hits 60 not out
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Albion hits 60 not out
The functions in connection with the Albion Cricket Club’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations commenced with a Cricketers’ Parade Service held in the Dundas Street Methodist Church last evening.
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Beautiful plumage
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Beautiful plumage
The thirteenth annual Young Bird Show, under the auspices of the Dunedin Specialists’ Young Bird Club, was opened yesterday in Fullers’ Hall.
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No sneaking out of racecourse
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No sneaking out of racecourse
At a meeting of the Forbury Park Trotting Club last night the Chairman said the reason why the pass-out checks were discontinued was because people were in the habit of going out to the sandhills and betting with the bookmakers.
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Aussies display speed at Cale
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Aussies display speed at Cale
There was a gratifying attendance at the Caledonian Ground last Saturday when the Australian athletes were competing.
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The Invincibles return
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The Invincibles return
No all-conquering Roman Emperor could possibly have received a more enthusiastic welcome home than that which was accorded the 1924 All Blacks.
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Aussies praise NZ rowers
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Aussies praise NZ rowers
The Sydney Morning Herald commenting on the success of the New Zealand rowers says: "The New Zealanders’ victory in the eights was an impressive achievement."
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Wembley rerun will help NZ
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Wembley rerun will help NZ
100 years ago
100 years ago
Photos from our archives
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Worth their weight in gold?
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Worth their weight in gold?
The Co-operative Fruitgrowers of Otago (Ltd) reports the sale of a tray of the famous "Million Dollar" peaches, grown by Mr R. Kinnaird, of the Viola Orchard, Earnscleugh.