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Untitled Illustration (Observer, 29 May 1897)

Untitled Illustration (Observer, 29 May 1897)

Something Movable. , (Observer, 29 May 1897)

Something Movable. , (Observer, 29 May 1897)

Evening Post" Photo. During the week tests have been carried, out, by the artillery at Waiouru for the .purpose of ascertaining whether motor transport available in New Zealand can be used instead of horse teams for the haulage of guns. The above photographs were taken during the trials. Top left, a tractor hauling a 6in howitzer, while the G.0.C., Major-General Sir William Sinclair-Burgess, looks on. Top right, a tractor climbing a ramp to the deck of a lorry with an 18-pounder in tow. Centre left, the Minister of Defence, the Hon. F. Jones, discussing mechanisation problems with Major R. S. Park, officer commanding the camp. Centre, a mechanised field gun detachment crossing. an improvised bridge constructed from loading ramps. Centre right, the Minister of Defence vietving bursting howitzer shells through the artillery director. Bottom Jeff, an 18-pounder being unloaded. Bottom right, an 18-pounder and tractor in position on a six-wheeled lorry. The tractor is tilted to alloiv the gun-trail to. fit underneath. (Evening Post, 13 February 1937)

Evening Post" Photo. During the week tests have been carried, out, by the artillery at Waiouru for the .purpose of ascertaining whether motor transport available in New Zealand can be used instead of horse teams for the haulage of guns. The above photographs were taken during the trials. Top left, a tractor hauling a 6in howitzer, while the G.0.C., Major-General Sir William Sinclair-Burgess, looks on. Top right, a tractor climbing a ramp to the deck of a lorry with an 18-pounder in tow. Centre left, the Minister of Defence, the Hon. F. Jones, discussing mechanisation problems with Major R. S. Park, officer commanding the camp. Centre, a mechanised field gun detachment crossing. an improvised bridge constructed from loading ramps. Centre right, the Minister of Defence vietving bursting howitzer shells through the artillery director. Bottom Jeff, an 18-pounder being unloaded. Bottom right, an 18-pounder and tractor in position on a six-wheeled lorry. The tractor is tilted to alloiv the gun-trail to. fit underneath. (Evening Post, 13 February 1937)

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Evehlrfc Post"; Photo, Bandsmenifrdm-all.parts of:theNoTtK-4slan^ teredtd^jfy;}k&iH&:th&<New)Zealand parid ' Â£dntesf,,i^f^ ; 'fcfa.'.pictiirfr showÂ£sbus'yticene^t'thefw^ jwith-theit/ instrument^. . .■■/,. ; (Evening Post, 13 February 1937)

Evening Post" Photo. Officers and men-of H.M.'S. Dunedin marching through Queen Street, Auckland, yesterday, on their way to the Town Hall, lvhere a civic farewell was tendered to the cruiser before hex departure for . ■ Â•. England. (Evening Post, 13 February 1937)

Evening Post" Photo. Officers and men-of H.M.'S. Dunedin marching through Queen Street, Auckland, yesterday, on their way to the Town Hall, lvhere a civic farewell was tendered to the cruiser before hex departure for . ■ Â•. England. (Evening Post, 13 February 1937)

S. SI. Dlxon Thoto. Rev. A. C. McLean, M.A., who has accepted a call to St. Paul's Presbyterian Church Wanganui, and will he inducted next Wednesday. He ivas previously minister at Cam bridge, Waikato, (Evening Post, 13 February 1937)

S. SI. Dlxon Thoto. Rev. A. C. McLean, M.A., who has accepted a call to St. Paul's Presbyterian Church Wanganui, and will he inducted next Wednesday. He ivas previously minister at Cam bridge, Waikato, (Evening Post, 13 February 1937)

1 "Evening Post" Photo. The/Auslralian surf life-saving team which is taking part in the New Zealand surf championships at-Lyall Bay-this weekend, gave, a*. Â– ■ Â• : . demonstration at Paekakariki yesterday,' ....... Â– ... -) --Â— --.^iilL (Evening Post, 13 February 1937)

1 "Evening Post" Photo. The/Auslralian surf life-saving team which is taking part in the New Zealand surf championships at-Lyall Bay-this weekend, gave, a*. Â– ■ Â• : . demonstration at Paekakariki yesterday,' ....... Â– ... -) --Â— --.^iilL (Evening Post, 13 February 1937)

Mrs. Amelia Earhart Putnam, who intends to make a round-the-world flight which will include a journey from Oakland to Australia across the Pacific, thence along a portion of the Imperial Ainvays route, and finally the South Atlantic. (Evening Post, 13 February 1937)

Mrs. Amelia Earhart Putnam, who intends to make a round-the-world flight which will include a journey from Oakland to Australia across the Pacific, thence along a portion of the Imperial Ainvays route, and finally the South Atlantic. (Evening Post, 13 February 1937)

may not satisfy, from molten glass to cobweb. (Evening Post, 13 February 1937)

may not satisfy, from molten glass to cobweb. (Evening Post, 13 February 1937)

A NEW WOOLLEN FROCK in beige with kid collar and cuffs, showing pleated siving skirt with smooth hips. (Evening Post, 13 February 1937)

A NEW WOOLLEN FROCK in beige with kid collar and cuffs, showing pleated siving skirt with smooth hips. (Evening Post, 13 February 1937)

Untitled Illustration (Evening Post, 13 February 1937)

Untitled Illustration (Evening Post, 13 February 1937)

King Hildebrand Chambers (reading his Herald): ' What the devil's this I see ? Band of Hope gathering in the Opera House on Sunday night ? How dared they let my Opera House to the Band of Hope without my consent? Bands of Hope and Tambourine Ballets don't go well together.' After the curtain fell.��King Hildebrand Chambers (to Opera House Manager McConnachie) <It was like your cheek to let my Opera Mouse to a tuppenny ha'penny Sunday-school show without mv consent. J McConnachie: ' You are no gentleman, sir, to use such language in the presence of ladies.' (Observer, 29 May 1897)

King Hildebrand Chambers (reading his Herald): ' What the devil's this I see ? Band of Hope gathering in the Opera House on Sunday night ? How dared they let my Opera House to the Band of Hope without my consent? Bands of Hope and Tambourine Ballets don't go well together.' After the curtain fell.��King Hildebrand Chambers (to Opera House Manager McConnachie) <It was like your cheek to let my Opera Mouse to a tuppenny ha'penny Sunday-school show without mv consent. J McConnachie: ' You are no gentleman, sir, to use such language in the presence of ladies.' (Observer, 29 May 1897)

lam no gentleman, am I not��I Chawlus, junior. How dare you? Take that, sir��and see if I am no gentleman.' (Observer, 29 May 1897)

lam no gentleman, am I not��I Chawlus, junior. How dare you? Take that, sir��and see if I am no gentleman.' (Observer, 29 May 1897)

McConnaehie is not going to summon Chambers. He is going to take it out of him. But he -will have to climb higher than the top of the Herald flagpole if he catches him. (Observer, 29 May 1897)

McConnaehie is not going to summon Chambers. He is going to take it out of him. But he -will have to climb higher than the top of the Herald flagpole if he catches him. (Observer, 29 May 1897)

Alter the Brawl.��' Forgive me, Johnny, please forgive me. Don't summons me. What would Mr Willie say if he heard of it ? What would Mr JoEeph say ? And he is so strong on Sunday-school shows, too.' (Observer, 29 May 1897)

Alter the Brawl.��' Forgive me, Johnny, please forgive me. Don't summons me. What would Mr Willie say if he heard of it ? What would Mr JoEeph say ? And he is so strong on Sunday-school shows, too.' (Observer, 29 May 1897)

Untitled Illustration (Evening Post, 13 February 1937)

Untitled Illustration (Evening Post, 13 February 1937)

Untitled Illustration (Otago Witness, 12 August 1908)

Untitled Illustration (Otago Witness, 12 August 1908)

Untitled Illustration (Otago Witness, 12 August 1908)

Untitled Illustration (Otago Witness, 12 August 1908)

Untitled Illustration (Otago Witness, 12 August 1908)

Untitled Illustration (Otago Witness, 12 August 1908)

Untitled Illustration (Observer, 29 May 1897)

Untitled Illustration (Observer, 29 May 1897)

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