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Mrs. Churchill accepting a sword of honour from King Abdul Aziz of Saudi, on behalf of Mr. Winston Churchill, who was absent ' from England. The presentation is being made by Prince Amir Feisal, the King's son. The sword has a handsome gold hilt and a gold jewelled scabbard, and was given as a sign of friendship and admiration for Mr. Churchill's work in the world crisis. (Evening Post, 18 March 1944)

Mrs. Churchill accepting a sword of honour from King Abdul Aziz of Saudi, on behalf of Mr. Winston Churchill, who was absent ' from England. The presentation is being made by Prince Amir Feisal, the King's son. The sword has a handsome gold hilt and a gold jewelled scabbard, and was given as a sign of friendship and admiration for Mr. Churchill's work in the world crisis. (Evening Post, 18 March 1944)

Untitled Illustration (Evening Post, 11 February 1944)

Untitled Illustration (Evening Post, 11 February 1944)

Untitled Illustration (Evening Post, 11 February 1944)

Untitled Illustration (Evening Post, 11 February 1944)

THE GOD FROM THE MACHINE. (Evening Post, 11 February 1944)

THE GOD FROM THE MACHINE. (Evening Post, 11 February 1944)

Untitled Illustration (Evening Post, 11 February 1944)

Untitled Illustration (Evening Post, 11 February 1944)

Untitled Illustration (Evening Post, 11 February 1944)

Untitled Illustration (Evening Post, 11 February 1944)

Untitled Illustration (Evening Post, 11 February 1944)

Untitled Illustration (Evening Post, 11 February 1944)

Untitled Illustration (Evening Post, 09 September 1944)

Untitled Illustration (Evening Post, 09 September 1944)

Imerkan infantry landing near Toulon, southern France. A radio-photo sent from Italy to the United States. (Evening Post, 09 September 1944)

Imerkan infantry landing near Toulon, southern France. A radio-photo sent from Italy to the United States. (Evening Post, 09 September 1944)

An armourer carrying one of the rockets which are fired from TypKoJoJis".'■ These aircraft are giving the closest support to the troops, operating from airstrips within three miles of the front. (Evening Post, 09 September 1944)

An armourer carrying one of the rockets which are fired from TypKoJoJis".'■ These aircraft are giving the closest support to the troops, operating from airstrips within three miles of the front. (Evening Post, 09 September 1944)

JOHN KING'S tttOHIBITLON SUPERVISOR (Observer, 29 November 1902)

JOHN KING'S tttOHIBITLON SUPERVISOR (Observer, 29 November 1902)

MR JOHN FAWCUS, (Observer, 29 November 1902)

MR JOHN FAWCUS, (Observer, 29 November 1902)

Zap me in soft Lydian airs, Married to immortal verse. (Otago Witness, 24 January 1880)

Zap me in soft Lydian airs, Married to immortal verse. (Otago Witness, 24 January 1880)

Untitled Illustration (Otago Witness, 24 January 1880)

Untitled Illustration (Otago Witness, 24 January 1880)

The Neio Zealand Division back in the line in Italy. A Bren-gunner gives his comrades covering fire as they race, through a vineyard towards enemy positions. ; . (Evening Post, 09 September 1944)

The Neio Zealand Division back in the line in Italy. A Bren-gunner gives his comrades covering fire as they race, through a vineyard towards enemy positions. ; . (Evening Post, 09 September 1944)

Lieutenant R. L. Simpson (Evening Post, 09 September 1944)

Lieutenant R. L. Simpson (Evening Post, 09 September 1944)

Scene in a city factory yesterday when two women workers, both with sons in the forces^ purchased Victory Bonds to the value of £25 each. (Evening Post, 09 September 1944)

Scene in a city factory yesterday when two women workers, both with sons in the forces^ purchased Victory Bonds to the value of £25 each. (Evening Post, 09 September 1944)

Flight Lieutenant Lindsay Stuart-Black, tvho has received the Distinguished Flying Cross as an immediate award for gallant service. His father is Mr. C. S. Black, Levin, and before going overseas Flight Lieutenant, Black ivas a law clerk with Messrs. Buddie, Anderson, Kirkcaldie, and Parry, Wellington. (Evening Post, 13 December 1944)

Flight Lieutenant Lindsay Stuart-Black, tvho has received the Distinguished Flying Cross as an immediate award for gallant service. His father is Mr. C. S. Black, Levin, and before going overseas Flight Lieutenant, Black ivas a law clerk with Messrs. Buddie, Anderson, Kirkcaldie, and Parry, Wellington. (Evening Post, 13 December 1944)

Bomb-shattered warehouses on the waterfront at Boulogne^ after Allied air raids and demolition by the Germans. (Evening Post, 13 December 1944)

Bomb-shattered warehouses on the waterfront at Boulogne^ after Allied air raids and demolition by the Germans. (Evening Post, 13 December 1944)

Untitled Illustration (Evening Post, 13 December 1944)

Untitled Illustration (Evening Post, 13 December 1944)