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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.
100 years ago
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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.
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Rest-house acquired
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Rest-house acquired
Under the will of the late Mr Wm. Chalmers, farmer, of Owaka Valley, the trustee (Mr John Wilkinson, Dunedin) was instructed to purchase a site on which to erect a rest-house...
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Pilgrims for peace
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Pilgrims for peace
London, June 20: Mostly dressed in blue tabards, crusaders’ cloaks and sandals, and bearing banners inscribed “Law, not war,’’ thousands of women of all ages and classes forming...
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Hockey an exhibition of brilliancy
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Hockey an exhibition of brilliancy
Never before in the history of hockey in New Zealand has such public interest been aroused in the game as has centred during the past month in the visit of the Indian Army...
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Early settler centenarian dies
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Early settler centenarian dies
Mrs Ann Watson, who reached her hundredth birthday in March last, died yesterday afternoon at the Auckland Infirmary, where she was admitted on the 2nd of this month.
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Ceremony, but shortage of pomp
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Ceremony, but shortage of pomp
Wellington, June 17: The ceremonies connected with the opening of Parliament were continued to-day, shorn of some of their customary splendour by the fact that his ...
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Caversham Harriers win cup
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Caversham Harriers win cup
The Caversham Club is to be congratulated on winning the cup again after Anglican had held it for three years.
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Ashes and water make mud
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Ashes and water make mud
London, June 15 (Received June 16, at 1.20am): It is still raining and the Test has been abandoned.
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Getting their teeth into new school
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Getting their teeth into new school
The new Dental School was opened yesterday to patients for the first time.
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Ship rushes to rescue
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Ship rushes to rescue
Auckland, June 12: When the Ngapuhi was signalled to proceed to the scene of the wrecked Manaia, a course was set for Cape Colville.
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Dental school gets a new smile
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Dental school gets a new smile
The very fine new dental school buildings situated in King Street were officially opened yesterday by the Hon R.A. Wright, Minister of Education.
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Sara Cohen School opened
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Sara Cohen School opened
Beautiful weather favoured the little ceremony that marked the official opening of the new open-air school at Caversham yesterday afternoon, the first school of its kind in the district.
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Yorks invited to NZ
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Yorks invited to NZ
London, June 8: A New Zealand dinner in farewell to High Commissioner Sir James Allen, who presided, was held to-day.
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Notes from Ophir
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Notes from Ophir
Since the four days and nights of fog last week we have been enjoying typical Central Otago weather — bright, sunny days and clear, keen, frosty nights.
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Rail workers train in first aid
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Rail workers train in first aid
In pursuance of the ‘‘Safety First’’ campaign launched recently by the railway authorities, employees of the service have received a handy booklet dealing with the preliminary treatment of...