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SOUTHERN STAR. �� Lilburne, Canterbury full-back, selected for South Island Probables. 4(iiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiimuiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiii(iiiiiiiiiiiii(iiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiniimm'f> (NZ Truth, 29 September 1927)

SOUTHERN STAR. �� Lilburne, Canterbury full-back, selected for South Island Probables. 4(iiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiimuiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiii(iiiiiiiiiiiii(iiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiniimm'f> (NZ Truth, 29 September 1927)

FOR AFRICA?�� Kilby (Wellington), a brilliant half-back, whose prospects of selection are bright. (NZ Truth, 29 September 1927)

FOR AFRICA?�� Kilby (Wellington), a brilliant half-back, whose prospects of selection are bright. (NZ Truth, 29 September 1927)

Councillor Bob : So this is the temporary Parliament House ot New Zealand ? Sure, and it will give Ward and his Government crew a great shock when they see Orangeman Opposition City Councillor Robert Farrell on the fl>or. (Observer, 10 October 1908)

Councillor Bob : So this is the temporary Parliament House ot New Zealand ? Sure, and it will give Ward and his Government crew a great shock when they see Orangeman Opposition City Councillor Robert Farrell on the fl>or. (Observer, 10 October 1908)

PORTER (NZ Truth, 29 September 1927)

PORTER (NZ Truth, 29 September 1927)

DALLEY (NZ Truth, 29 September 1927)

DALLEY (NZ Truth, 29 September 1927)

On the floor of the House.) ~" Rullo,be jabers, there's my old friend Berries I'll just stepjover and give him a btt of advice." (Observer, 10 October 1908)

On the floor of the House.) ~" Rullo,be jabers, there's my old friend Berries I'll just stepjover and give him a btt of advice." (Observer, 10 October 1908)

Some 50,000 Berlin school children have been evacuated from the British sector as a precaution against epidemics this winter,many of the youngsters going to Westphalia and the rest to various towns and villages. German nurses are here seen examining the throats of children before they leave. (Evening Post, 14 December 1945)

Some 50,000 Berlin school children have been evacuated from the British sector as a precaution against epidemics this winter,many of the youngsters going to Westphalia and the rest to various towns and villages. German nurses are here seen examining the throats of children before they leave. (Evening Post, 14 December 1945)

Ah t Ah I dear old boy, don't be afraid. I'll just help you to hold up your end of the log. I'll put you on A.C.G. lines.'1 (Observer, 10 October 1908)

Ah t Ah I dear old boy, don't be afraid. I'll just help you to hold up your end of the log. I'll put you on A.C.G. lines.'1 (Observer, 10 October 1908)

Orangeman " Bob "(as startled Parliament House official gently , sees the intruder off the sacred circle): Herey Ward, Kidd, *' Jimmy " McGowan��all of ye��d'ye see this insult ? (Observer, 10 October 1908)

Orangeman " Bob "(as startled Parliament House official gently , sees the intruder off the sacred circle): Herey Ward, Kidd, *' Jimmy " McGowan��all of ye��d'ye see this insult ? (Observer, 10 October 1908)

It's no use, Herries.; wait till I get back to my City Council. It's the crowbar brigade I'll turn loose orilyour whole, gang." (Observer, 10 October 1908)

It's no use, Herries.; wait till I get back to my City Council. It's the crowbar brigade I'll turn loose orilyour whole, gang." (Observer, 10 October 1908)

Untitled Illustration (Observer, 10 October 1908)

Untitled Illustration (Observer, 10 October 1908)

Untitled Illustration (NZ Truth, 29 September 1927)

Untitled Illustration (NZ Truth, 29 September 1927)

A If. Joncx, photo f. R. mason, A Wzll-knLWn Hockey Player, and also One of Auckland's Leading Cricketers, (Observer, 24 October 1908)

A If. Joncx, photo f. R. mason, A Wzll-knLWn Hockey Player, and also One of Auckland's Leading Cricketers, (Observer, 24 October 1908)

A section of the huge crowd which assembled outside Buckingham Palace on YE Day to cheer the King and Queen, the Princesses, and members of the War Cabinet, who waited on his Majesty after the unconditional surrender had been signed by Germany. The King and the Prime Minister on the balcony at Buckingham Palace. (Evening Post, 31 May 1945)

A section of the huge crowd which assembled outside Buckingham Palace on YE Day to cheer the King and Queen, the Princesses, and members of the War Cabinet, who waited on his Majesty after the unconditional surrender had been signed by Germany. The King and the Prime Minister on the balcony at Buckingham Palace. (Evening Post, 31 May 1945)

Untitled Illustration (Otago Witness, 20 October 1909)

Untitled Illustration (Otago Witness, 20 October 1909)

Untitled Illustration (Otago Witness, 20 October 1909)

Untitled Illustration (Otago Witness, 20 October 1909)

D.L.F. (Otago Witness, 20 October 1909)

D.L.F. (Otago Witness, 20 October 1909)

ALLOWAY. (NZ Truth, 06 October 1927)

ALLOWAY. (NZ Truth, 06 October 1927)

PIUTHAIR (NZ Truth, 06 October 1927)

PIUTHAIR (NZ Truth, 06 October 1927)

MR L. R: FHILLIPPH, Opposition Candidate for Waitcmata, (Observer, 31 October 1908)

MR L. R: FHILLIPPH, Opposition Candidate for Waitcmata, (Observer, 31 October 1908)