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HEAVY SNOWFALL AT CHRISTCHURCH—This photograph was not taken in the Southern Alps, but in the Cashmere Hills, about six miles from Cathedral Square, Clirislchurch, ivhere heavy falls of snow during the last few days have transformed the landscape. TOURIST DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS ATTEND CONFERENCE.—District managers of the Tourist and.Publicity Department who are attend- REV. J. H. M. DABB, of the THE HON. ALEXANDER SHAW, ing a conference in Wellington this week. Back row, from left, Messrs. J. Clarke (Auckland), R. W. Marshall (Wellington), R. Coupland Church of Scotland, who arrived at a recent visitor to New Zealand. (Chrislchurch) R Coble (Chateau Tongariro), A. H. Messenger ■(Publicity Officer), R. Surcok (Dunedin). In front, Messrs. LJ. Bay field Wellington yesterday on his way who has given a valuable oil paint(Rotorua), R. M. Firth (West Coast of North America), G. W. Clinkard (General Manager), S. J. Collett (Assistant General Manager), J. back to Australia after six years' ing to the National Art Gallery. Houston (Accountant). ■ ■ , absence. ...... ■ .'....
in the Cashmere Hills, about six miles from Cathedral Square, Clirislchurch, ivhere heavy falls of snow
in the Cashmere Hills, about six miles from Cathedral Square, Clirislchurch, where heavy falls of snow
TOURIST DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS ATTEND CONFERENCE.— District managers of the Tourist and.Publicity Department who are attend- REV. J. H. M. DABB, of the THE HON. ALEXANDER SHAW,
TOURIST DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS ATTEND CONFERENCE.— District managers of the Tourist and Publicity Department who are attend- REV. J. H. M. DABB, of the THE HON. ALEXANDER SHAW,
ing a conference in Wellington this week. Back row, from left, Messrs. J. Clarke (Auckland), R. W. Marshall (Wellington), R. Coupland Church of Scotland, who arrived at a recent visitor to New Zealand.
ing a conference in Wellington this week. Back row, from left, Messrs. J. Clarke (Auckland), R. W. Marshall (Wellington), R. Coupland Church of Scotland, who arrived at a recent visitor to New Zealand.
(Chrislchurch) R Coble (Chateau Tongariro), A. H. Messenger ■(Publicity Officer), R. Surcok (Dunedin) . In front, Messrs. LJ. Bay field Wellington yesterday on his way who has given a valuable oil paint-
(Christchurch), R. Cobbs (Chateau Tongariro), A. H. Messenger (Publicity Officer), R. Sursok (Dunedin). In front, Messrs. L. J. Bayfield Wellington yesterday on his way who has given a valuable oil paint-
(Rotorua), R. M. Firth (West Coast of North America), G. W. Clinkard (General Manager), S. J. Collett (Assistant General Manager), J. back to Australia after six years' ing to the National Art Gallery.
(Rotorua), R. M. Firth (West Coast of North America), G. W. Clinkard (General Manager), S. J. Collett (Assistant General Manager), J. back to Australia after six years' ing to the National Art Gallery.
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BIRTHS
•VINE—On April 28, 1959, at Elles-
IRVINE—On April 28, 1959, at Elles-
md Albert Irvine—a son (stillborn).
and Albert Irvine—a son (stillborn).
jUTEKY—On April 23, at Margaret
JEFFERY—On April 23, at Margaret
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THE BREAKING INTO.
Tlj- •. b.irglar left no trace of' any
The burglar left no trace of any
*r,r* spoilt the premises to secure his
sort about the premises to secure his
i 1 !iific-a ! ion v but he evidently knew
id n itication, but he evidently knew
<],-■. ran of the building and the dis-
the ran of the building and the dis-
p)i:ion nf the dwellers therein, and
po i ion of the dwellers therein, and
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BIRTHS
iDAMS—On April 27, at Rangiora.
ADAMS—On April 27, at Rangiora,
i to Shirley ( nee Dench) and Allan
to Shirley (nee Dench) and Allan
, Adams— a daughter. Both well.
Adams— a daughter. Both well.
■JSHOP— On April 28. at “Calvary.”
BISHOP— On April 28, at “Calvary.”
1 to Rosemary (nee Macklin) and
to Rosemary (nee Macklin) and
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THE BREAKING INTO.
sv.il the houpe from being burnt
s v d the house from being burnt
down, i • in gelling on the table he
down, [illegible] in getting on the table he
ur ; i f'T-: j c'oair and it was this noise
upset the chair and it was this noise
;!:it <.v-.-ke Sirs Lnngdon. .
that wake Mrs Langdon.
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BIRTHS.
gflesmere —a son. Both well.
Ellesmere —a son. Both well.
STOCKDALE —_n June 7, at Ashburton
STOCKDALE —On June 7, at Ashburton
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BIRTHS.
BARROW— On June 5. 1946. at Greymouth,
BARROW— On June 5, 1946, at Greymouth,
to TBelma, wile of A. Barrow—a daugh-
to Thelma, wile of A. Barrow—a daughter
dan” to Elsie and Colin Henderson, Rat-
dyn” to Elsie and Colin Henderson, Rat-
uife of Angus MacDonald—a son.
wife of Angus MacDonald—a son.
McNICHCLL—On June 6, at “Rawhiti,” 34
McNICHOLL—On June 6, at “Rawhiti,” 34
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Government Publicity Department Photo. For the past few weeks 'Hew Zealand's most spectacular volcanic inountaiu, Ngauruhoe, has been in almost continuous action. Intermittent eruptions continue to take place at intervals of about an hour, during which huge blocks of volcanic rock are thrown into the air and roll down the mountain-side. Ngauruhoe can be plainly seen from the Whakapapa huts, in Tongariro National Park, distant about six miles from the mountain. The picture shows the volcano during one of its most active periods. \
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THE BREAKING INTO.
Owing to the effioe window being
Owing to the office window being
that which he had expected. Ue
that which he had expected. He
hs was doing ho must have lit a
he was doing he must have lit a
match which sefc ou fire some loose
match which set on fire some loose
paperp*. ami curiously enough dis-
papers, and curiously enough dis-
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Government Publicity Department Photo. For the past few weeks 'Hew Zealand's most spectacular volcanic inountaiu, Ngauruhoe, has been in almost continuous action. Intermittent eruptions continue to take place at intervals of about an hour, during which huge blocks of volcanic rock are thrown into the air and roll down the mountain-side. Ngauruhoe can be plainly seen from the Whakapapa huts, in Tongariro National Park, distant about six miles from the mountain. The picture shows the volcano during one of its most active periods. \
For the past few weeks 'Hew Zealand's most spectacular volcanic inountaiu, Ngauruhoe, has been in almost continuous action. Inter-
For the past few weeks New Zealand's most spectacular volcanic mountain, Ngauruhoe, has been in almost continuous action. Inter-
miles from the mountain. The picture shows the volcano during one of its most active periods.
miles from the mountain. The picture shows the volcano during one of its most active periods.
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"Auckland Star" aud Railway Publicity Photos, MOUNTRUAPEHU AND THE SALT MEMORIAL HUT.—Where'six young women and eight men ivere caught in a-blizzard at the week-end in National Park. On left, a general view of the slopes of Mount Ruapehu-and the country in which: the. party: are lost,ivith Ow right, the Salt Memorial Hut, the last stopping-place of the party before starting out on Saturday to climb the ■•■.■:. '•-.... slopes of Ruapehu.
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"Auckland Star" aud Railway Publicity Photos, MOUNTRUAPEHU AND THE SALT MEMORIAL HUT.—Where'six young women and eight men ivere caught in a-blizzard at the week-end in National Park. On left, a general view of the slopes of Mount Ruapehu-and the country in which: the. party: are lost,ivith Ow right, the Salt Memorial Hut, the last stopping-place of the party before starting out on Saturday to climb the ■•■.■:. '•-.... slopes of Ruapehu.
"Auckland Star" aud Railway Publicity Photos,
"Auckland Star" and Railway Publicity Photos,
MOUNTRUAPEHU AND THE SALT MEMORIAL HUT.— Where'six young women and eight men ivere caught in a-blizzard at the week-end in National Park. On left, a general view of the slopes of Mount
MOUNT RUAPEHU AND THE SALT MEMORIAL HUT.— Where six young women and eight men were caught in a blizzard at the week-end in National Park. On left, a general view of the slopes of Mount
Ruapehu-and the country in which: the. party: are lost,ivith Ow right, the Salt Memorial Hut, the last stopping-place of the party before starting out on Saturday to climb the
Ruapehu and the country in which the party are lost, with Ngauruhoe in the distance. On right, the Salt Memorial Hut, the last stopping-place of the party before starting out on Saturday to climb the
■•■.■:. '•-.... slopes of Ruapehu.
slopes of Ruapehu.
Resolved, That a vote o! thanks bo
Resolved, That a vote of thanks be
accorded tho Kairanga County Council
accorded the Kairanga County Council
| for thr day : —Procession to form in tho
for the day : —Procession to form in the
■ ""a.m.; united service on
Square at 11 a.m. ; united service on
fhc '. 12 noon ; presentation of
sh[illegible] : 12 noon ; presentation of
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A British Army film and photo unit which accompanied the French and United States forces receives an enthusiastic greeting as it passes through Paris on its way north.
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"■' ■ ■ ■ . . Beam Wireless Picturegram, A British Army film and photo unit, which accompanied the French and United States forces into Paris, receives an enthusiastic greeting.
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"■' ■ ■ ■ . . Beam Wireless Picturegram,
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! The sum of .CIO was devoted to provid-
The sum of £10 was devoted to provid-
ing suitable programmes of tlie func ion,
ing suitable programmes of the func ion,
iw.il .£2 r,3 for aupplyi,,,. tlio Coronation
and £2 5s for supplying the Coronation
lUmeh muaic for the bands; .GlO for
March music for the bands; £10 for
entertaining the natives, and £0 for re-
entertaining the natives, and £5 for re-
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A scene of desolation near the centre of Berlin, from a photograph taken by a loiv-flying Mosquito of the R.A.F. Film Production Unit.
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A scene of desolation near the centre of Berlin, from a photograph taken by a loiv-flying Mosquito of the
A scene of desolation near the centre of Berlin, from a photograph taken by a low-flying Mosquito of the
The- Chiismmn stated that -fc.SO of the
The Chairman stated that £389 of the
C-lOobad botn allocated.
£400 had been allocated.
Mr H. .!. Manson said tho Kairanga
Mr H. J. Manson said the Kairanga
ilur coils, nnd his btutemtni was received
the costs, and his statement was received
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MR. W. F. STILWELL, S.M., who has been appointed chairman of the advisory committee set up by the Government under the Cinematograph Films Act, ■ 1928. The committee consists of seven members, the appointments being effective for six months, from
Cinematograph Films Act, ■ 1928.
Cinematograph Films Act, 1928.
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> • – Crown Studios' Photo. .COT FOR-HOSPlTAL.—TheSeatoun Junior Red1 Cross-Circle-presented a cot to theiWellington Public Hospital's' Children's Ward on Saturday. Sitting'in'the front row are Mrs. C. H. Chapman, member of ; the Hospital Board; Lady Myers and Lady. Luke} vice-presidents. New Zealand Junior Red Cross;'and, 'Miss T. E.tLissington, secretary New Zealand Junior Red Cross. Mr W. Campbell; member of the Hos-' pilal Board, is on the right. • •• .
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> • – Crown Studios' Photo. .COT FOR-HOSPlTAL.—TheSeatoun Junior Red1 Cross-Circle-presented a cot to theiWellington Public Hospital's' Children's Ward on Saturday. Sitting'in'the front row are Mrs. C. H. Chapman, member of ; the Hospital Board; Lady Myers and Lady. Luke} vice-presidents. New Zealand Junior Red Cross;'and, 'Miss T. E.tLissington, secretary New Zealand Junior Red Cross. Mr W. Campbell; member of the Hos-' pilal Board, is on the right. • •• .
Hospital's' Children's Ward on Saturday. Sitting in the front row are Mrs. C. H. Chapman, member of
Hospital's Children's Ward on Saturday. Sitting in the front row are Mrs. C. H. Chapman, member of
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Varley, the well-known evangelist, made
Mr. Varley, the well-known evangelist, made
was crowded, on Wednesday night.' He adopted
was crowded, on Wednesday night. He adopted
people's conduct in resrard to their action
people's conduct in regard to their action
to p- more earnest expounder of Scripture, or
to a more earnest expounder of Scripture, or
tn ■ i who better bases his whole argument on a
t one who better bases his whole argument on a
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> • – Crown Studios' Photo. .COT FOR-HOSPlTAL.—TheSeatoun Junior Red1 Cross-Circle-presented a cot to theiWellington Public Hospital's' Children's Ward on Saturday. Sitting'in'the front row are Mrs. C. H. Chapman, member of ; the Hospital Board; Lady Myers and Lady. Luke} vice-presidents. New Zealand Junior Red Cross;'and, 'Miss T. E.tLissington, secretary New Zealand Junior Red Cross. Mr W. Campbell; member of the Hos-' pilal Board, is on the right. • •• .
> • - Crown Studios' Photo.
Crown Studios Photo.
.COT FOR-HOSPlTAL.— TheSeatoun Junior Red1 Cross-Circle-presented a cot to theiWellington Public
COT FOR-HOSPlTAL.— The Seatoun Junior Red Cross Circle presented a cot to the Wellington Public
Hospital's' Children's Ward on Saturday. Sitting'in'the front row are Mrs. C. H. Chapman, member of
Hospital's' Children's Ward on Saturday. Sitting in the front row are Mrs. C. H. Chapman, member of
; the Hospital Board; Lady Myers and Lady. Luke} vice-presidents. New Zealand Junior Red Cross;'and,
the Hospital Board; Lady Myers and Lady Luke, vice-presidents. New Zealand Junior Red Cross; and
'Miss T. E.tLissington, secretary New Zealand Junior Red Cross. Mr W. Campbell; member of the Hos-'
Miss T. E. Lissington, secretary New Zealand Junior Red Cross. Mr W. Campbell, member of the Hos-
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"Crimson Rose," Seatoun.—lt isn't so hard, onco you find the first part o£ it. "Chilli o' Happiness," City,—Even the straiglit.iliead bits of your letter might havo been poetry, lass of tho singing soul. ■ "Una," Ngahau School.—That will 'bo for playtimes and holidays, wouldn't it?
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"Crimson Rose," Seatoun.—lt isn't so hard, onco you find the first part o£ it. "Chilli o' Happiness," City,—Even the straiglit.iliead bits of your letter might havo been poetry, lass of tho singing soul. ■ "Una," Ngahau School.—That will 'bo for playtimes and holidays, wouldn't it?
onco you find the first part o£ it.
once you find the first part of it.
"Chilli o' Happiness," City,—Even the straiglit-
"Child o' Happiness," City,—Even the straight-
.iliead bits of your letter might havo been
ahead bits of your letter might have been
poetry, lass of tho singing soul. ■
poetry, lass of the singing soul.
"Una," Ngahau School.—That will 'bo for play-
"Una," Ngahau School.—That will be for play-
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. *«Wnlßg Port" FMh. Jksectkm of the crowd pom &&I§it&itfte txfiodk of WeWngton uftush took part yesterday at the Star Of the Sea College, Seatoun, in the ceremony of dedicating the shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes, tohich mm carried ovA by the Most Rev, J. D. Simonds, 8.D., Archbishop of Hobart, seen seated in front. * ""' * '.^^lW^'"^" mm " .MV – "aport too omenr- Photo. „_, ~«,.*«,-« ~,« i» ... , , – mm.fm^al °fG^^^nn^^^^^j^^et> «^^^e at Gardonme, lake 4 -=--™— — "•■.Ev«iw~?£r S Girls' Life Brigade Wellington Battalion parading to the Vivian Street Baptist Church yesterday in connection with the visit of Major £ BknMnsop, l^miiond FM<*goKS*Tfm£atiac& Mr^ y> somerjore's four.year^ld getting Ned Cuttle created a surprise on Saturday when he scored ».. runaway victory at m outside price in the Champion Hack Cup at Trentham. The winner is seen 61 tJfM bottom picture /hashing half a dozen lengths ahead of the rest of the field, and in the centre he. is ««2s returning to fimimic^ r^r^.^^^MM^^ Clu? o^^^^^P^mlaA^m3'
returning to the birdcage. At top, stewards of the Racing Club and others at the presentation of the ........................................
returning to the birdcage. At top, stewards of the Racing Club and others at the presentation of the [illegible text]
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side and good on the other ? -Druukenness
side and good on the other? Drunkenness
to be deplored. If a child were born, jDeople
to be deplored. If a child were born, people
must drink over it ; if a relation died, they
must drink over it; if a relation died, they
they must drink over it ; if they launched a
they must drink over it; if they launched a
TT. West, Rev. J. Harrington, T?ev. A. Heicl,
TT. West, Rev. J. Harrington, Rev. A. Reid,
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. *«Wnlßg Port" FMh. Jksectkm of the crowd pom &&I§it&itfte txfiodk of WeWngton uftush took part yesterday at the Star Of the Sea College, Seatoun, in the ceremony of dedicating the shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes, tohich mm carried ovA by the Most Rev, J. D. Simonds, 8.D., Archbishop of Hobart, seen seated in front. * ""' * '.^^lW^'"^" mm " .MV – "aport too omenr- Photo. „_, ~«,.*«,-« ~,« i» ... , , – mm.fm^al °fG^^^nn^^^^^j^^et> «^^^e at Gardonme, lake 4 -=--™— — "•■.Ev«iw~?£r S Girls' Life Brigade Wellington Battalion parading to the Vivian Street Baptist Church yesterday in connection with the visit of Major £ BknMnsop, l^miiond FM<*goKS*Tfm£atiac& Mr^ y> somerjore's four.year^ld getting Ned Cuttle created a surprise on Saturday when he scored ».. runaway victory at m outside price in the Champion Hack Cup at Trentham. The winner is seen 61 tJfM bottom picture /hashing half a dozen lengths ahead of the rest of the field, and in the centre he. is ««2s returning to fimimic^ r^r^.^^^MM^^ Clu? o^^^^^P^mlaA^m3'
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. *«Wnlßg Port" FMh. Jksectkm of the crowd pom &&I§it&itfte txfiodk of WeWngton uftush took part yesterday at the Star Of the Sea College, Seatoun, in the ceremony of dedicating the shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes, tohich mm carried ovA by the Most Rev, J. D. Simonds, 8.D., Archbishop of Hobart, seen seated in front. * ""' * '.^^lW^'"^" mm " .MV – "aport too omenr- Photo. „_, ~«,.*«,-« ~,« i» ... , , – mm.fm^al °fG^^^nn^^^^^j^^et> «^^^e at Gardonme, lake 4 -=--™— — "•■.Ev«iw~?£r S Girls' Life Brigade Wellington Battalion parading to the Vivian Street Baptist Church yesterday in connection with the visit of Major £ BknMnsop, l^miiond FM<*goKS*Tfm£atiac& Mr^ y> somerjore's four.year^ld getting Ned Cuttle created a surprise on Saturday when he scored ».. runaway victory at m outside price in the Champion Hack Cup at Trentham. The winner is seen 61 tJfM bottom picture /hashing half a dozen lengths ahead of the rest of the field, and in the centre he. is ««2s returning to fimimic^ r^r^.^^^MM^^ Clu? o^^^^^P^mlaA^m3'
Mr^ y> somer j ore ' s f our . year^ld getting Ned Cuttle created a surprise on Saturday when he scored »..
Mr. J. Somerton's four-year-old gelding Ned Cuttle created a surprise on Saturday when he scored
runaway victory at m outside price in the Champion Hack Cup at Trentham. The winner is seen 61 tJfM
runaway victory at an outside price in the Champion Hack Cup at Trentham. The winner is seen in the
bottom picture /hashing half a dozen lengths ahead of the rest of the field, and in the centre he. is ««2s
bottom picture finishing half a dozen lengths ahead of the rest of the field, and in the centre he is seen
returning to fimimic^ r^r^.^^^MM^^ Clv? o^^^^^P^mlaA^m3'
returning to the birdcage. At top, stewards of the Racing Club and others at the presentation of the ........................................
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The chair was occupied by the Bev. J.
The chair was occupied by the Rev. J.
of the 100th Psalm, after which the Kev. Mr.
of the 100th Psalm, after which the Rev. Mr.
£2OOO existing upon it, but the congregation
£2000 existing upon it, but the congregation
sary repair?, and the collections of Sunday last
sary repairs, and the collections of Sunday last
fectly which might have been better done—-
fectly which might have been better done —
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. *«Wnlßg Port" FMh. Jksectkm of the crowd pom &&I§it&itfte txfiodk of WeWngton uftush took part yesterday at the Star Of the Sea College, Seatoun, in the ceremony of dedicating the shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes, tohich mm carried ovA by the Most Rev, J. D. Simonds, 8.D., Archbishop of Hobart, seen seated in front. * ""' * '.^^lW^'"^" mm " .MV – "aport too omenr- Photo. „_, ~«,.*«,-« ~,« i» ... , , – mm.fm^al °fG^^^nn^^^^^j^^et> «^^^e at Gardonme, lake 4 -=--™— — "•■.Ev«iw~?£r S Girls' Life Brigade Wellington Battalion parading to the Vivian Street Baptist Church yesterday in connection with the visit of Major £ BknMnsop, l^miiond FM<*goKS*Tfm£atiac& Mr^ y> somerjore's four.year^ld getting Ned Cuttle created a surprise on Saturday when he scored ».. runaway victory at m outside price in the Champion Hack Cup at Trentham. The winner is seen 61 tJfM bottom picture /hashing half a dozen lengths ahead of the rest of the field, and in the centre he. is ««2s returning to fimimic^ r^r^.^^^MM^^ Clu? o^^^^^P^mlaA^m3'
£ BknMnsop, l^miiond FM<*g o KS*Tfm£atiac&
E. F. Blenkinsop, lnternational Field Organiser from England.
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. *«Wnlßg Port" FMh. Jksectkm of the crowd pom &&I§it&itfte txfiodk of WeWngton uftush took part yesterday at the Star Of the Sea College, Seatoun, in the ceremony of dedicating the shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes, tohich mm carried ovA by the Most Rev, J. D. Simonds, 8.D., Archbishop of Hobart, seen seated in front. * ""' * '.^^lW^'"^" mm " .MV – "aport too omenr- Photo. „_, ~«,.*«,-« ~,« i» ... , , – mm.fm^al °fG^^^nn^^^^^j^^et> «^^^e at Gardonme, lake 4 -=--™— — "•■.Ev«iw~?£r S Girls' Life Brigade Wellington Battalion parading to the Vivian Street Baptist Church yesterday in connection with the visit of Major £ BknMnsop, l^miiond FM<*goKS*Tfm£atiac& Mr^ y> somerjore's four.year^ld getting Ned Cuttle created a surprise on Saturday when he scored ».. runaway victory at m outside price in the Champion Hack Cup at Trentham. The winner is seen 61 tJfM bottom picture /hashing half a dozen lengths ahead of the rest of the field, and in the centre he. is ««2s returning to fimimic^ r^r^.^^^MM^^ Clu? o^^^^^P^mlaA^m3'
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"Sport and General" Photo.
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mm.fm^al °fG^^^nn^^^^^j^^ et > «^^^e at Gardonme, lake 4
The funeral of Gabrielle d'Annunzio, Italy's great soldier-poet, which took place at Gardonne, lake of
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Gardo, Italy, on March 4. Signor Mussolini was one of the mourners.
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Oringinal Poetry.
Oringinal Poetry.
Original Poetry.
On the wall adoruing it.
On the wall adorning it.
T"p and down the master paces
Up and down the master paces
From some shadowy uook peep ont.
From some shadowy nook peep out.
In her largo arm chair reclineih,
In her largo arm chair reclineth,
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religion shown—a religious treat to which
religion shown — a religious treat to which
place, and prominent amougst these must be
place, and prominent amongst these must be
farewell address, when, iu a speech of great
farewell address, when, in a speech of great
for their ltmdness during his mission, as like-
for their kindness during his mission, as like-
of Waiapu, the Hooke's Bay Herald says :
of Waiapu, the Hawke's Bay Herald says:
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. *«Wnlßg Port" FMh. Jksectkm of the crowd pom &&I§it&itfte txfiodk of WeWngton uftush took part yesterday at the Star Of the Sea College, Seatoun, in the ceremony of dedicating the shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes, tohich mm carried ovA by the Most Rev, J. D. Simonds, 8.D., Archbishop of Hobart, seen seated in front. * ""' * '.^^lW^'"^" mm " .MV – "aport too omenr- Photo. „_, ~«,.*«,-« ~,« i» ... , , – mm.fm^al °fG^^^nn^^^^^j^^et> «^^^e at Gardonme, lake 4 -=--™— — "•■.Ev«iw~?£r S Girls' Life Brigade Wellington Battalion parading to the Vivian Street Baptist Church yesterday in connection with the visit of Major £ BknMnsop, l^miiond FM<*goKS*Tfm£atiac& Mr^ y> somerjore's four.year^ld getting Ned Cuttle created a surprise on Saturday when he scored ».. runaway victory at m outside price in the Champion Hack Cup at Trentham. The winner is seen 61 tJfM bottom picture /hashing half a dozen lengths ahead of the rest of the field, and in the centre he. is ««2s returning to fimimic^ r^r^.^^^MM^^ Clu? o^^^^^P^mlaA^m3'
. *«Wnlßg Port" FMh.
"Evening Post" Photo.
Jksectkm of the crowd pom &&I§it&itfte txfiodk of WeWngton uftush took part yesterday at the Star
A section of the crowd from the Catholic schools of Wellington took part yesterday at the Star
Of the Sea College, Seatoun, in the ceremony of dedicating the shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes, tohich mm
of the Sea College, Seatoun, in the ceremony of dedicating the shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes, which was
carried ovA by the Most Rev, J. D. Simonds, 8.D., Archbishop of Hobart, seen seated in front.
carried out by the Most Rev. J. D. Simonds, D.D., Archbishop of Hobart, seen seated in front.
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forth that iiod was for God and all—the one
forth that God was for God and all—the one
and siinilies interspersed the rev. gentleman’s
and similies interspersed the rev. gentleman’s
Christ and were persuasive iu the extreme,
Christ and were persuasive in the extreme,
The whole lecture from .beginning to end was
The whole lecture from beginning to end was
for those who had been dealt with—perhaps
for those who had been dealt with — perhaps
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... "Evening .Post" ."Photo. '.'; Racing at'Trenthani'yesterday, ivhen the Wellington- Racing Club \ continuedits Winter Meeting. Mount Val,rwinner:•. of the-Corunna ■■ Hurdles, is seen clearingIthe last obstacle'(topdefi). Tideivaiter ■(12) '• winning the Parliamentary Handicap (second left}, principal flat •, " race of? the. day, from Lady Montana and 'Kena (8). The 'finish of . il}e~Members Handicap, the race in ivhichthe pldcings were altered '■■ ■■■' after a protest,, is shown third right. Tlie finishing: order in the '■ picture is Sdki (16), Fleet Street (4), and Mishna1 (10). • Sdki was ' placed' third after, an inquiry. Third left, .Slayer returning, to,scale after winning the Maitai Steeplechase. Bottom left, Gold Ballad, the favourite, winning the Seatoun Handicap.. from. Lucullus Lad (2), Joe Louis'(obscured), and Firacious' (6). The < other pictures \ .show' sonic well-known figures at Trentham, including Mr. E. Riddiford, president of. the Wellington Racing rClub,and' theßt, Hbn.J.G. Coates.
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... "Evening .Post" ."Photo. '.'; Racing at'Trenthani'yesterday, ivhen the Wellington- Racing Club \ continuedits Winter Meeting. Mount Val,rwinner:•. of the-Corunna ■■ Hurdles, is seen clearingIthe last obstacle'(topdefi). Tideivaiter ■(12) '• winning the Parliamentary Handicap (second left}, principal flat •, " race of? the. day, from Lady Montana and 'Kena (8). The 'finish of . il}e~Members Handicap, the race in ivhichthe pldcings were altered '■■ ■■■' after a protest,, is shown third right. Tlie finishing: order in the '■ picture is Sdki (16), Fleet Street (4), and Mishna1 (10). • Sdki was ' placed' third after, an inquiry. Third left, .Slayer returning, to,scale after winning the Maitai Steeplechase. Bottom left, Gold Ballad, the favourite, winning the Seatoun Handicap.. from. Lucullus Lad (2), Joe Louis'(obscured), and Firacious' (6). The < other pictures \ .show' sonic well-known figures at Trentham, including Mr. E. Riddiford, president of. the Wellington Racing rClub,and' theßt, Hbn.J.G. Coates.
"Evening .Post" ."Photo.
"Evening Post" Photo.
the Members Handicap, the race in which the placings were altered
the Members' Handicap, the race in which the placings were altered
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War-Service Appeals
Edw&rd W. Biel, concrete pipe maker, and
Edward W. Biel, concrete pipe maker, and
Cliarles O. Bowlands, mechanic (Hume Pipe
Charles O. Bowlands, mechanic (Hume Pipe
Linds&y W. Burt, truck driver (Powdrell
Lindsay W. Burt, truck driver (Powdrell
Hastings, electrician and Douglas Ma,cK.enzie,
Hastings, electrician and Douglas MacKenzie,
Douglas Kesseil, woolscouring hand, and
Douglas Kessell, woolscouring hand, and
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... "Evening .Post" ."Photo. '.'; Racing at'Trenthani'yesterday, ivhen the Wellington- Racing Club \ continuedits Winter Meeting. Mount Val,rwinner:•. of the-Corunna ■■ Hurdles, is seen clearingIthe last obstacle'(topdefi). Tideivaiter ■(12) '• winning the Parliamentary Handicap (second left}, principal flat •, " race of? the. day, from Lady Montana and 'Kena (8). The 'finish of . il}e~Members Handicap, the race in ivhichthe pldcings were altered '■■ ■■■' after a protest,, is shown third right. Tlie finishing: order in the '■ picture is Sdki (16), Fleet Street (4), and Mishna1 (10). • Sdki was ' placed' third after, an inquiry. Third left, .Slayer returning, to,scale after winning the Maitai Steeplechase. Bottom left, Gold Ballad, the favourite, winning the Seatoun Handicap.. from. Lucullus Lad (2), Joe Louis'(obscured), and Firacious' (6). The < other pictures \ .show' sonic well-known figures at Trentham, including Mr. E. Riddiford, president of. the Wellington Racing rClub,and' theßt, Hbn.J.G. Coates.
... "Evening .Post" ."Photo.
"Evening .Post" ."Photo.
'.'; Racing at'Trenthani'yesterday, ivhen the Wellington- Racing Club
Racing at Trentham yesterday, when the Wellington Racing Club
continuedits Winter Meeting. Mount Val,rwinner :•. of the-Corunna
continued its Winter Meeting. Mount Val, winner of the Corunna
■■ Hurdles, is seen clearingIthe last obstacle'(topdefi). Tideivaiter ■(12)
Hurdles, is seen clearing the last obstacle (top left). Tidewaiter (12)
'• winning the Parliamentary Handicap (second left}, principal flat
winning the Parliamentary Handicap (second left), principal flat
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Oringinal Poetry.
Oringinal Poetry.
Original Poetry.
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Oringinal Poetry.
SOXG.—DAUGHTER OF ERIX.
SONG.—DAUGHTER OF ERIN.
Daughter of Erin ! whose hair like night cloudy
Daughter of Erin ! whose hair like night clouds,
Speak of thy country, whose dark robe of grief sW
Speak of thy country, whose dark robe of grief shrouds
Than every smile, every blush that thou showefl
Than every smile, every blush that thou showest
Mirrors thy soul —’tis that soul I adore 1
Mirrors thy soul —’tis that soul I adore!
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The Pulpit.
ducted by the Kev. Dr. Somerville, have been
ducted by the Rev. Dr. Somerville, have been
minations ; his impressive style of delivery
minations; his impressive style of delivery
being such as to render it cpiite an intellectual
being such as to render it quite an intellectual
chose his text fiom the 2nd chapter of
chose his text from the 2nd chapter of
East being directed to CMist by a star, when
East being directed to Christ by a star, when
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SECOND DATS RACING AT TRENTHAM.-i, An outsider, Kotahi Eka,-winning the Seatoun Handicap from Gay Court the favourite next-rails,-and-Night Recital. 2, Pahu finishing in the Corunna Hudles with'a clear lead from Henry of Navarle 1 FiUhoft'e P'rhamentary Handicap, Retract,. Fast Passage Joiede Val, and Little Doubt, in that order, the last two to becoupledXLudge^ in third place. 4, Returning, to scale after .the Members' Handicap, Chief Link, in hooped colours, and Lord Val the favourite ivho dead-Heated. Retract returning to the saddling paddock after winning the Parliamentary Handicap. 6, Pahu and Royal Visitor the latternext rails; jumping m the Corunna Hurdles. 7, Membo, tlie favourite, after winning the Highiveight Handicap
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SECOND DATS RACING AT TRENTHAM.-i, An outsider, Kotahi Eka,-winning the Seatoun Handicap from Gay Court the favourite next-rails,-and-Night Recital. 2, Pahu finishing in the Corunna Hudles with'a clear lead from Henry of Navarle 1 FiUhoft'e P'rhamentary Handicap, Retract,. Fast Passage Joiede Val, and Little Doubt, in that order, the last two to becoupledXLudge^ in third place. 4, Returning, to scale after .the Members' Handicap, Chief Link, in hooped colours, and Lord Val the favourite ivho dead-Heated. Retract returning to the saddling paddock after winning the Parliamentary Handicap. 6, Pahu and Royal Visitor the latternext rails; jumping m the Corunna Hurdles. 7, Membo, tlie favourite, after winning the Highiveight Handicap
in third place. 4, Returning, to scale after .the Members' Handicap, Chief Link, in hooped colours, and Lord Val the favourite ivho dead-
in third place. 4, Returning, to scale after the Members' Handicap, Chief Link, in hooped colours, and Lord Val the favourite, who dead-
Heated. Retract returning to the saddling paddock after winning the Parliamentary Handicap. 6, Pahu and Royal Visitor the lat-
heated. 5, Retract returning to the saddling paddock after winning the Parliamentary Handicap. 6, Pahu and Royal Visitor, the lat-
ternext rails; jumping m the Corunna Hurdles. 7, Membo, tlie favourite, after winning the Highiveight Handicap
ter next rails jumping in the Corunna Hurdles. 7, Membo, the favourite, after winning the Highweight Handicap.
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SECOND DATS RACING AT TRENTHAM.-i, An outsider, Kotahi Eka,-winning the Seatoun Handicap from Gay Court the favourite next-rails,-and-Night Recital. 2, Pahu finishing in the Corunna Hudles with'a clear lead from Henry of Navarle 1 FiUhoft'e P'rhamentary Handicap, Retract,. Fast Passage Joiede Val, and Little Doubt, in that order, the last two to becoupledXLudge^ in third place. 4, Returning, to scale after .the Members' Handicap, Chief Link, in hooped colours, and Lord Val the favourite ivho dead-Heated. Retract returning to the saddling paddock after winning the Parliamentary Handicap. 6, Pahu and Royal Visitor the latternext rails; jumping m the Corunna Hurdles. 7, Membo, tlie favourite, after winning the Highiveight Handicap
P'rhamentary Handicap, Retract,. Fast Passage Joiede Val, and Little Doubt, in that order, the last two to becoupledXLudge^
Parliamentary Handicap, Retract, Fast Passage Joie de Val, and Little Doubt, in that order, the last two to be coupled by the judge
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SECOND DATS RACING AT TRENTHAM.-i, An outsider, Kotahi Eka,-winning the Seatoun Handicap from Gay Court the favourite next-rails,-and-Night Recital. 2, Pahu finishing in the Corunna Hudles with'a clear lead from Henry of Navarle 1 FiUhoft'e P'rhamentary Handicap, Retract,. Fast Passage Joiede Val, and Little Doubt, in that order, the last two to becoupledXLudge^ in third place. 4, Returning, to scale after .the Members' Handicap, Chief Link, in hooped colours, and Lord Val the favourite ivho dead-Heated. Retract returning to the saddling paddock after winning the Parliamentary Handicap. 6, Pahu and Royal Visitor the latternext rails; jumping m the Corunna Hurdles. 7, Membo, tlie favourite, after winning the Highiveight Handicap
SECOND DATS RACING AT TRENTHAM.-i, An outsider, Kotahi Eka,-winning the Seatoun Handicap from Gay Court the favourite
SECOND DAY'S RACING AT TRENTHAM.— 1, An outsider, Kotahi Eka, winning the Seatoun Handicap from Gay Court, the favourite,
next-rails,-and-Night Recital. 2, Pahu finishing in the Corunna Hudles with'a clear lead from Henry of Navarle 1 FiUhoft'e
next rails, and Night Recital. 2, Pahu finishing in the Corunna Hurdles with a clear lead from Henry of Navarre. 3, Finish of the
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SFrOND DAY'S RACING AT TRENTHAM—Spectators and events, on the middle day of the Wellington Racing Club's Winter Meeting at Trenthamyesterday. Top left over the first fence in the Co™n™Hur7let f^^^d^^^UinOßMariri Steeplechase., cL/e, Cylinder returning to the saddling P^^^*™»^J^^ ** t™"* *«* °f 18, day, the finish of which is shown just below. 'At bottom, Mercian Prince and Swift and Sure leading the field home m the Seatoun Handicap. sains, Post" -iVoto.
Coranna Hurdles. Top right, horses clearing the sod wall in the Mariri Steeplechase. Centre, Cylinder returning to the saddling paddock after winning the Parliamentary Handicap, the principal race of
Corunna Hurdles. Top right, horses clearing the sod wall in the Mariri Steeplechase. Centre, Cylinder returning to the saddling paddock after winning the Parliamentary Handicap, the principal race of
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. . ■ ■ ■•'■■■:■■■ ■ ■- " ■■■■■ ■ ■■.■ "" .. ;y ■ '. ;.:.■--;■:■■::?.■ ;. .. . , S. P, Andrew Ph0t0...; , . ' "Evening Post" Photo. – . —Evenlns Post" Photo. ."■. MR. J. H.C: BOND, Domiflio* FOUNDATION STONE OF ANEWCHURCH.—The Governor-General, Lord Bledisloe, declaring ike . : NAVAL CHANGES.—Commodore F. Burges Watson, D.5.0., ivith Rear-Admiral Geoffrey Blake, D.S.O. superintendent of the New Zealand:foundation stone of the new Presbyterian Church at Seatoun "well Mnd truly laid." Beside His Excel- (facing camera) at the naval ceremony of changing the commands yesterday. The photograph teas iafcere; Shipping Company,;, who A died lency is the Rev. A. A. Armstrong, minister of the church. just after the inspection of the ships' companies by Commodore Burges Watson. . , suddenly'lastnight; •,";,;.>"■;• >;■
"Evening Post" Photo. "Evening Post" Photo. M R. J. H.C: BOND, Domiflio*
"Evening Post" Photo. "Evening Post" Photo. MR. J. H. C. BOND, Dominion
FOUNDATION STONE OF A NEW CHURCH.— The Governor-General, Lord Bledisloe, declaring the NAVAL CHANGES.— Commodore F. Burges Watson, D.S.O., with Rear-Admiral Geoffrey Blake, D.S.O. superintendent of the New Zealand:-
FOUNDATION STONE OF A NEW CHURCH.— The Governor-General, Lord Bledisloe, declaring the NAVAL CHANGES.— Commodore F. Burges Watson, D.S.O., with Rear-Admiral Geoffrey Blake, D.S.O. superintendent of the New Zealand
foundation stone of the new Presbyterian Church at Seatoun "well and truly laid." Beside His Excel- (facing camera) at the naval ceremony of changing the commands yesterday. The photograph was taken Shipping Company,;, who A died
foundation stone of the new Presbyterian Church at Seatoun "well and truly laid." Beside His Excel- (facing camera) at the naval ceremony of changing the commands yesterday. The photograph was taken Shipping Company, who died
lency is the Rev. A. A. Armstrong, minister of the church. just after the inspection of the ships' companies by Commodore Burges Watson. . , suddenly'lastnight; •,";,;.>"■;• >;■
lency is the Rev. A. A. Armstrong, minister of the church. just after the inspection of the ships' companies by Commodore Burges Watson. suddenly last night.
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. . ■ ■ ■•'■■■:■■■ ■ ■- " ■■■■■ ■ ■■.■ "" .. ;y ■ '. ;.:.■--;■:■■::?.■ ;. .. . , S. P, Andrew Ph0t0...; , . ' "Evening Post" Photo. – . —Evenlns Post" Photo. ."■. MR. J. H.C: BOND, Domiflio* FOUNDATION STONE OF ANEWCHURCH.—The Governor-General, Lord Bledisloe, declaring ike . : NAVAL CHANGES.—Commodore F. Burges Watson, D.5.0., ivith Rear-Admiral Geoffrey Blake, D.S.O. superintendent of the New Zealand:foundation stone of the new Presbyterian Church at Seatoun "well Mnd truly laid." Beside His Excel- (facing camera) at the naval ceremony of changing the commands yesterday. The photograph teas iafcere; Shipping Company,;, who A died lency is the Rev. A. A. Armstrong, minister of the church. just after the inspection of the ships' companies by Commodore Burges Watson. . , suddenly'lastnight; •,";,;.>"■;• >;■
"Evening Post" Photo. "Evening Post" Photo. M R. J. H.C: BOND, Domiflio*
"Evening Post" Photo. "Evening Post" Photo. M R. J. H.C: BOND, Domiflio*
FOUNDATION STONE OF A NEW CHURCH.— The Governor-General, Lord Bledisloe, declaring the . : NAVAL CHANGES.— Commodore F. Burges Watson, D.5.0., ivith Rear-Admiral Geoffrey Blake, D.S.O. superintendent of the New Zealand:-
FOUNDATION STONE OF A NEW CHURCH.— The Governor-General, Lord Bledisloe, declaring the NAVAL CHANGES.— Commodore F. Burges Watson, D.S.O., with Rear-Admiral Geoffrey Blake, D.S.O. superintendent of the New Zealand:-
foundation stone of the new Presbyterian Church at Seatoun "well and truly laid." Beside His Excel- (facing camera) at the naval ceremony of changing the commands yesterday. The photograph teas iafcere; Shipping Company,;, who A died
foundation stone of the new Presbyterian Church at Seatoun "well and truly laid." Beside His Excel- (facing camera) at the naval ceremony of changing the commands yesterday. The photograph was taken Shipping Company,;, who A died
lency is the Rev. A. A. Armstrong, minister of the church. just after the inspection of the ships' companies by Commodore Burges Watson. . , suddenly'lastnight; •,";,;.>"■;• >;■
lency is the Rev. A. A. Armstrong, minister of the church. just after the inspection of the ships' companies by Commodore Burges Watson. . , suddenly'lastnight; •,";,;.>"■;• >;■
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. . ■ ■ ■•'■■■:■■■ ■ ■- " ■■■■■ ■ ■■.■ "" .. ;y ■ '. ;.:.■--;■:■■::?.■ ;. .. . , S. P, Andrew Ph0t0...; , . ' "Evening Post" Photo. – . —Evenlns Post" Photo. ."■. MR. J. H.C: BOND, Domiflio* FOUNDATION STONE OF ANEWCHURCH.—The Governor-General, Lord Bledisloe, declaring ike . : NAVAL CHANGES.—Commodore F. Burges Watson, D.5.0., ivith Rear-Admiral Geoffrey Blake, D.S.O. superintendent of the New Zealand:foundation stone of the new Presbyterian Church at Seatoun "well Mnd truly laid." Beside His Excel- (facing camera) at the naval ceremony of changing the commands yesterday. The photograph teas iafcere; Shipping Company,;, who A died lency is the Rev. A. A. Armstrong, minister of the church. just after the inspection of the ships' companies by Commodore Burges Watson. . , suddenly'lastnight; •,";,;.>"■;• >;■
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S. P, Andrew Photo.
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"Evening Post" Photo. "Evening Post" Photo. M R. J. H.C: BOND, Domiflio*
FOUNDATION STONE OF ANEWCHURCH.— The Governor-General, Lord Bledisloe, declaring ike . : NAVAL CHANGES.— Commodore F. Burges Watson, D.5.0., ivith Rear-Admiral Geoffrey Blake, D.S.O. superintendent of the New Zealand:-
FOUNDATION STONE OF A NEW CHURCH.— The Governor-General, Lord Bledisloe, declaring the . : NAVAL CHANGES.— Commodore F. Burges Watson, D.5.0., ivith Rear-Admiral Geoffrey Blake, D.S.O. superintendent of the New Zealand:-
foundation stone of the new Presbyterian Church at Seatoun "well Mnd truly laid." Beside His Excel- (facing camera) at the naval ceremony of changing the commands yesterday. The photograph teas iafcere; Shipping Company,;, who A died
foundation stone of the new Presbyterian Church at Seatoun "well and truly laid." Beside His Excel- (facing camera) at the naval ceremony of changing the commands yesterday. The photograph teas iafcere; Shipping Company,;, who A died
lency is the Rev. A. A. Armstrong, minister of the church. just after the inspection of the ships' companies by Commodore Burges Watson. . , suddenly'lastnight; •,";,;.>"■;• >;■
lency is the Rev. A. A. Armstrong, minister of the church. just after the inspection of the ships' companies by Commodore Burges Watson. . , suddenly'lastnight; •,";,;.>"■;• >;■
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■.••■'* ■.'-.■■.. '■'.'. "'•.... ~.,-. , . ' •' ' • "Evening Post" Photo. THE EARL OF RANFURLAV a' VISIT OF INSURANCE MANAGERS.—Mr. E. Dewey(lejt), deputy former Governor of New Zealand, . general manager of the Prudential Assurance Company, Limited, whose deqth.is announced- London; and Mr. H. H. Redman, assistant general manager of; the . ' , . , , ' company, who<arrived today by the Makura from. Sydney. ; ' '.'.'■' : "Evoning Post" Photo. BOWLING SEASON OPENED AT SEATOtJN.—At lop, bowlers* listening-to Mr. W. L. Page, president of the Seatoun Bowling Club, during the opening-of-the-season speeches on Saturday afternoon. Mr. W. Perry, president of'the Wellington Centre, who declared the season open, is standing just behind Mr. .'.: Page. 'Below, Mrs. Page sending down the first boivl.
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■.••■'* ■.'-.■■.. '■'.'. "'•.... ~.,-. , . ' •' ' • "Evening Post" Photo. THE EARL OF RANFURLAV a' VISIT OF INSURANCE MANAGERS.—Mr. E. Dewey(lejt), deputy former Governor of New Zealand, . general manager of the Prudential Assurance Company, Limited, whose deqth.is announced- London; and Mr. H. H. Redman, assistant general manager of; the . ' , . , , ' company, who<arrived today by the Makura from. Sydney. ; ' '.'.'■' : "Evoning Post" Photo. BOWLING SEASON OPENED AT SEATOtJN.—At lop, bowlers* listening-to Mr. W. L. Page, president of the Seatoun Bowling Club, during the opening-of-the-season speeches on Saturday afternoon. Mr. W. Perry, president of'the Wellington Centre, who declared the season open, is standing just behind Mr. .'.: Page. 'Below, Mrs. Page sending down the first boivl.
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BOWLING SEASON OPENED AT SEATOtJN.— At lop, bowlers* listening-to Mr. W. L. Page, president
BOWLING SEASON OPENED AT SEATOUN.— At top, bowlers listening to Mr. W. L. Page, president
Perry, president of'the Wellington Centre, who declared the season open, is standing just behind Mr.
Perry, president of the Wellington Centre, who declared the season open, is standing just behind Mr.
.'.: Page. 'Below, Mrs. Page sending down the first boivl.
Page. Below, Mrs. Page sending down the first bowl.
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■.••■'* ■.'-.■■.. '■'.'. "'•.... ~.,-. , . ' •' ' • "Evening Post" Photo. THE EARL OF RANFURLAV a' VISIT OF INSURANCE MANAGERS.—Mr. E. Dewey(lejt), deputy former Governor of New Zealand, . general manager of the Prudential Assurance Company, Limited, whose deqth.is announced- London; and Mr. H. H. Redman, assistant general manager of; the . ' , . , , ' company, who<arrived today by the Makura from. Sydney. ; ' '.'.'■' : "Evoning Post" Photo. BOWLING SEASON OPENED AT SEATOtJN.—At lop, bowlers* listening-to Mr. W. L. Page, president of the Seatoun Bowling Club, during the opening-of-the-season speeches on Saturday afternoon. Mr. W. Perry, president of'the Wellington Centre, who declared the season open, is standing just behind Mr. .'.: Page. 'Below, Mrs. Page sending down the first boivl.
former Governor of New Zealand, . general manager of the Prudential Assurance Company, Limited,
former Governor of New Zealand, general manager of the Prudential Assurance Company, Limited,
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■.••■'* ■.'-.■■.. '■'.'. "'•.... ~.,-. , . ' •' ' • "Evening Post" Photo. THE EARL OF RANFURLAV a' VISIT OF INSURANCE MANAGERS.—Mr. E. Dewey(lejt), deputy former Governor of New Zealand, . general manager of the Prudential Assurance Company, Limited, whose deqth.is announced- London; and Mr. H. H. Redman, assistant general manager of; the . ' , . , , ' company, who<arrived today by the Makura from. Sydney. ; ' '.'.'■' : "Evoning Post" Photo. BOWLING SEASON OPENED AT SEATOtJN.—At lop, bowlers* listening-to Mr. W. L. Page, president of the Seatoun Bowling Club, during the opening-of-the-season speeches on Saturday afternoon. Mr. W. Perry, president of'the Wellington Centre, who declared the season open, is standing just behind Mr. .'.: Page. 'Below, Mrs. Page sending down the first boivl.
THE EARL OF RANFURLY a VISIT OF INSURANCE MANAGERS.— Mr. E. Dewey(lejt), deputy
THE EARL OF RANFURLY a VISIT OF INSURANCE MANAGERS.— Mr. E. Dewey (left), deputy
whose death is announced. London; and Mr. H. H. Redman, assistant general manager of ; the
whose death is announced. London, and Mr. H. H. Redman, assistant general manager of the
. ' , . , , ' company, who<arrived today by the Makura from. Sydney.
company, who arrived today by the Makura from Sydney.
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■.••■'* ■.'-.■■.. '■'.'. "'•.... ~.,-. , . ' •' ' • "Evening Post" Photo. THE EARL OF RANFURLAV a' VISIT OF INSURANCE MANAGERS.—Mr. E. Dewey(lejt), deputy former Governor of New Zealand, . general manager of the Prudential Assurance Company, Limited, whose deqth.is announced- London; and Mr. H. H. Redman, assistant general manager of; the . ' , . , , ' company, who<arrived today by the Makura from. Sydney. ; ' '.'.'■' : "Evoning Post" Photo. BOWLING SEASON OPENED AT SEATOtJN.—At lop, bowlers* listening-to Mr. W. L. Page, president of the Seatoun Bowling Club, during the opening-of-the-season speeches on Saturday afternoon. Mr. W. Perry, president of'the Wellington Centre, who declared the season open, is standing just behind Mr. .'.: Page. 'Below, Mrs. Page sending down the first boivl.
THE EARL OF RANFURLAY a VISIT OF INSURANCE MANAGERS.— Mr. E. Dewey(lejt), deputy
THE EARL OF RANFURLY a VISIT OF INSURANCE MANAGERS.— Mr. E. Dewey(lejt), deputy
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■.••■'* ■.'-.■■.. '■'.'. "'•.... ~.,-. , . ' •' ' • "Evening Post" Photo. THE EARL OF RANFURLAV a' VISIT OF INSURANCE MANAGERS.—Mr. E. Dewey(lejt), deputy former Governor of New Zealand, . general manager of the Prudential Assurance Company, Limited, whose deqth.is announced- London; and Mr. H. H. Redman, assistant general manager of; the . ' , . , , ' company, who<arrived today by the Makura from. Sydney. ; ' '.'.'■' : "Evoning Post" Photo. BOWLING SEASON OPENED AT SEATOtJN.—At lop, bowlers* listening-to Mr. W. L. Page, president of the Seatoun Bowling Club, during the opening-of-the-season speeches on Saturday afternoon. Mr. W. Perry, president of'the Wellington Centre, who declared the season open, is standing just behind Mr. .'.: Page. 'Below, Mrs. Page sending down the first boivl.
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THE EARL OF RANFURLAV a' VISIT OF INSURANCE MANAGERS.— Mr. E. Dewey(lejt), deputy
THE EARL OF RANFURLAY a VISIT OF INSURANCE MANAGERS.— Mr. E. Dewey(lejt), deputy
former Governor of New Zealand, . general manager of the Prudential Assurance Company, Limited,
former Governor of New Zealand, . general manager of the Prudential Assurance Company, Limited,
whose deqth.is announced- London; and Mr. H. H. Redman, assistant general manager of ; the
whose death is announced. London; and Mr. H. H. Redman, assistant general manager of ; the
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-Evening Post" Thoto. "Evening Post" Photo. MINDING LITTLE BROTHER. CHAMPION HACK.—Start of the Champion Hack Handicap at ■—All the beaches in the vicinity Tauherenikau yesterday. Moonbeam, the ivinner, and Darecourt, of Wellington were as popular as . who finished second, are among the line of horses. Confiscation (1), usual during the New Year's Day on right, and Chaste (5), finished third and fourth respectively, holiday. ■'Kveninß Post" Photo. BOWLING VISITORS.—Mr. C.P. Cross (left) and his son, Mr. K. R. Cross (right), of Ryde Bowling Club, Isle of Wight, England, inspecting a head at Seatoun yesterday. They won their first four games in the New Year pairs.
■'Kveninß Post" Photo.
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BOWLING VISITORS.—Mr. C.P. Cross (left) and his son, Mr. K. R. Cross (right), of Ryde Bowling
BOWLING VISITORS.— Mr. C.P. Cross (left) and his son, Mr. K. R. Cross (right), of Ryde Bowling
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-Evening Post" Thoto. "Evening Post" Photo. MINDING LITTLE BROTHER. CHAMPION HACK.—Start of the Champion Hack Handicap at ■—All the beaches in the vicinity Tauherenikau yesterday. Moonbeam, the ivinner, and Darecourt, of Wellington were as popular as . who finished second, are among the line of horses. Confiscation (1), usual during the New Year's Day on right, and Chaste (5), finished third and fourth respectively, holiday. ■'Kveninß Post" Photo. BOWLING VISITORS.—Mr. C.P. Cross (left) and his son, Mr. K. R. Cross (right), of Ryde Bowling Club, Isle of Wight, England, inspecting a head at Seatoun yesterday. They won their first four games in the New Year pairs.
All the beaches in the vicinity Tauherenikau yesterday. Moonbeam, the ivinner, and Darecourt,
All the beaches in the vicinity Tauherenikau yesterday. Moonbeam, the winner, and Darecourt,
of Wellington were as popular as . who finished second, are among the line of horses. Confiscation (1),
of Wellington were as popular as who finished second, are among the line of horses. Confiscation (1),
usual during the New Year's Day on right, and Chaste (5), finished third and fourth respectively,
usual during the New Year's Day on right, and Chaste (5), finished third and fourth respectively.
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-Evening Post" Thoto. "Evening Post" Photo. MINDING LITTLE BROTHER. CHAMPION HACK.—Start of the Champion Hack Handicap at ■—All the beaches in the vicinity Tauherenikau yesterday. Moonbeam, the ivinner, and Darecourt, of Wellington were as popular as . who finished second, are among the line of horses. Confiscation (1), usual during the New Year's Day on right, and Chaste (5), finished third and fourth respectively, holiday. ■'Kveninß Post" Photo. BOWLING VISITORS.—Mr. C.P. Cross (left) and his son, Mr. K. R. Cross (right), of Ryde Bowling Club, Isle of Wight, England, inspecting a head at Seatoun yesterday. They won their first four games in the New Year pairs.
-Evening Post" Thoto. "Evening Post" Photo.
"Evening Post" Photo. "Evening Post" Photo.
MINDING LITTLE BROTHER. CHAMPION HACK.— Start of the Champion Hack Handicap at
MINDING LITTLE BROTHER. CHAMPION HACK.— Start of the Champion Hack Handicap at
■ — All the beaches in the vicinity Tauherenikau yesterday. Moonbeam, the ivinner, and Darecourt,
All the beaches in the vicinity Tauherenikau yesterday. Moonbeam, the ivinner, and Darecourt,
of Wellington were as popular as . who finished second, are among the line of horses. Confiscation (1),
of Wellington were as popular as . who finished second, are among the line of horses. Confiscation (1),
usual during the New Year's Day on right, and Chaste (5), finished third and fourth respectively,
usual during the New Year's Day on right, and Chaste (5), finished third and fourth respectively,
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RAISING THE WIND. Fiank, of Muiitai Nou, Di. Ma ion, if you and Valentine want to raise the icind for that Consumptives' Home, I can put you on to a r/ood thing. Tale the Toun Hall, and /jet Chaw-Morris and Jolly to repeat tlieir little Seatoun poformance of last week. It will crowd the house. Di. Mason . But the atmosphere might be too sultry. Frank: That's easily 1 emulated. Get Countdlot Fiost to p>eside. With a seine Frost in the chair yoxCll keep thinc/s moderately cool.
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RAISING THE WIND. Fiank, of Muiitai Nou, Di. Ma ion, if you and Valentine want to raise the icind for that Consumptives' Home, I can put you on to a r/ood thing. Tale the Toun Hall, and /jet Chaw-Morris and Jolly to repeat tlieir little Seatoun poformance of last week. It will crowd the house. Di. Mason . But the atmosphere might be too sultry. Frank: That's easily 1 emulated. Get Countdlot Fiost to p>eside. With a seine Frost in the chair yoxCll keep thinc/s moderately cool.
Fiank, of Muiitai Nou, Di . Ma ion, if you and Valentine want to raise
Frank, of Muritai: Now, Dr. Mason, if you and Valentine want to raise
the icind for that Consumptives' Home, I can put you on to a r/ood thing.
the wind for that Consumptives' Home, I can put you on to a good thing.
Tale the Toun Hall, and /jet Chaw- Morris and Jolly to repeat tlieir little
Take the Town Hall, and get Chase-Morris and Jolly to repeat their little
Seatoun poformance of last week. It will crowd the house.
Seatoun peformance of last week. It will crowd the house.
Di . Mason . But the atmosphere might be too sultry.
Dr. Mason: But the atmosphere might be too sultry.
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Oringinal Poetry.
Lament shall cease by Siloa’s holy fount.
Lament shall cease by Siloa’s holy fount,
The Reign of Peace and Love — the thousand ytar* — ■
The Reign of Peace and Love — the thousand years —
That were not dropt in vain ;
That were not dropt in vain;
Messsiah'varthlv reign.
Messsiah' earthly reign.
Auckland, October 15. RU4.
Auckland, October 15, 1854.
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Oringinal Poetry.
Oh lsrael cease to weep I
Oh Israel cease to weep!
The gathering of thy scattered tribes is near.
The gath'ring of thy scattered tribes is near,
And Judah’s trampled vine shall bloom again ;
And Judah’s trampled vine shall bloom again;
Those sweet strung harps that thou wert wont to hear.
Those sweet strung harps that thou wert wont to hear,
Oh, by each deadly pang, the hearts last quiver.
Oh, by each deadly pang, the hearts last quiver,
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DEATHS,
COLLlEß.—On'September 16, at Wairakei,
COLLlER.—On September 16, at Wairakei,
rfmrch, and brother of Mrs. H. l>.
church, and brother of Mrs. H. L.
HUMFHREXS. —On September 10, at
HUMPHREYS. —On September 10, at
Humphreys'; 47 years. Funeral will leave
Humphreys; 47 years. Funeral will leave
HUMPHRIES.—On September ' 20. at
HUMPHRIES.—On September 20, at
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I 1. St. Pauls Pro-Cathedral, Mulgrave Street. 2. Church of Christ, Vivian Street. 3 Conen ; gabonal Church, The Terrace. 4 St. Mary of the Angels, Boulcott Street. 5 Jew sh Sym ; gogue, The Terrace. 6. Second Church of Christ Scientist, Bolton Street. 7. St. IVlichael an i Stree1ngeio' S? pi ' »' T"nity MethodbtTSSS 1 irru v«, _LercS' WllllS Street '"• BaPtist Church, Vivian Street. 12. Catholic Apo< | take Church, Webb Street. 13..Wesley Church, Taranaki Street. 14. PresbyTerian Churci | Seatoun. IS. Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Hill Street
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I 1. St. Pauls Pro-Cathedral, Mulgrave Street. 2. Church of Christ, Vivian Street. 3 Conen ; gabonal Church, The Terrace. 4 St. Mary of the Angels, Boulcott Street. 5 Jew sh Sym ; gogue, The Terrace. 6. Second Church of Christ Scientist, Bolton Street. 7. St. IVlichael an i Stree1ngeio' S? pi ' »' T"nity MethodbtTSSS 1 irru v«, _LercS' WllllS Street '"• BaPtist Church, Vivian Street. 12. Catholic Apo< | take Church, Webb Street. 13..Wesley Church, Taranaki Street. 14. PresbyTerian Churci | Seatoun. IS. Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Hill Street
gational Church, The Terrace. 4. St. Mary of the Angels, Boulcott Street. 5. Jewish Syna-
gational Church, The Terrace. 4. St. Mary of the Angels, Boulcott Street. 5 Jewish Syna-
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Oringinal Poetry.
Oringinal Poetry.
Original Poetry.
There is a voice of grief from Carmel’s mount.
There is a voice of grief from Carmel’s mount,
There is a crv from Sion’s tower-crown’d sleep.
There is a cry from Sion’s tower-crown’d steep,
There is a wail by Siloa’s holy fount.
There is a wail by Siloa’s holy fount,
Ana lamentation deep;
And lamentation deep;
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I 1. St. Pauls Pro-Cathedral, Mulgrave Street. 2. Church of Christ, Vivian Street. 3 Conen ; gabonal Church, The Terrace. 4 St. Mary of the Angels, Boulcott Street. 5 Jew sh Sym ; gogue, The Terrace. 6. Second Church of Christ Scientist, Bolton Street. 7. St. IVlichael an i Stree1ngeio' S? pi ' »' T"nity MethodbtTSSS 1 irru v«, _LercS' WllllS Street '"• BaPtist Church, Vivian Street. 12. Catholic Apo< | take Church, Webb Street. 13..Wesley Church, Taranaki Street. 14. PresbyTerian Churci | Seatoun. IS. Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Hill Street
1. St. Pauls Pro-Cathedral, Mulgrave Street. 2. Church of Christ, Vivian Street. 3. Congr-
1. St. Pauls Pro-Cathedral, Mulgrave Street. 2. Church of Christ, Vivian Street. 3. Congre-
gational Church, The Terrace. 4. St. Mary of the Angels, Boulcott Street. 5. Jewish Syn-
gational Church, The Terrace. 4. St. Mary of the Angels, Boulcott Street. 5. Jewish Syna-
gogue, The Terrace. 6. Second Church of Christ Scientist, Bolton Street. 7. St. IVlichael an
gogue, The Terrace. 6. Second Church of Christ Scientist, Bolton Street. 7. St. Michael and
i Stree1 ngeio' S? pi ' »' T"nity MethodbtTSSS
All Angels, Upland Road. 8. St. John's, Willis Street. 9. Trinity Methodist, Riddiford
1 irru v«, _L er cS' WllllS Street '"• Ba Ptist Church, Vivian Street. 12. Catholic Apo<
Street. 10. St. Peter's, Willis Street. 11. Baptist Church, Vivian Street. 12. Catholic Apos-
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I 1. St. Pauls Pro-Cathedral, Mulgrave Street. 2. Church of Christ, Vivian Street. 3 Conen ; gabonal Church, The Terrace. 4 St. Mary of the Angels, Boulcott Street. 5 Jew sh Sym ; gogue, The Terrace. 6. Second Church of Christ Scientist, Bolton Street. 7. St. IVlichael an i Stree1ngeio' S? pi ' »' T"nity MethodbtTSSS 1 irru v«, _LercS' WllllS Street '"• BaPtist Church, Vivian Street. 12. Catholic Apo< | take Church, Webb Street. 13..Wesley Church, Taranaki Street. 14. PresbyTerian Churci | Seatoun. IS. Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Hill Street
I 1. St. Pauls Pro-Cathedral, Mulgrave Street. 2. Church of Christ, Vivian Street. 3 Conen
1. St. Pauls Pro-Cathedral, Mulgrave Street. 2. Church of Christ, Vivian Street. 3. Congr-
; gabonal Church, The Terrace. 4 St. Mary of the Angels, Boulcott Street. 5 Jew sh Sym
gational Church, The Terrace. 4. St. Mary of the Angels, Boulcott Street. 5. Jewish Syn-
; gogue, The Terrace. 6. Second Church of Christ Scientist, Bolton Street. 7. St. IVlichael an
gogue, The Terrace. 6. Second Church of Christ Scientist, Bolton Street. 7. St. IVlichael an
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"Evening Post" Photo. FINALISTS IN SENIOR GIRLS' SINGLES.—/. Burns (Petone West), left, the winner, and I. Small (Seatoun), runner-up. "Evening Post" Photo. WINNERS OF GIRLS' JUNIOR DOUBLES.—L. Edmonds (left) and, Z. O'Neill (Wilford School). "Evening Post" Photo. FINALISTS IN JUNIOR EVENTS AT THE SCHOOLS TENNIS TOURNEY.—Left to right: Ewaft and Mark (Kelbum), winners of boys junior doubles; D. Sissons (Eastern Hull), winner junior boys' singles; B. Shannon (Hult Central), runner-up junior boys' singles; Grpunsell and N. Edwards (Clyde Quay), winners of junior, mixed doubles.
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junior boys' singles; Grounsell and N. Edwards (Clyde Quay), winners of junior mixed doubles.
Junior boys' singles; Grounsell and N. Edwards (Clyde Quay), winners of junior mixed doubles.
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"Evening Post" Photo. FINALISTS IN SENIOR GIRLS' SINGLES.—/. Burns (Petone West), left, the winner, and I. Small (Seatoun), runner-up. "Evening Post" Photo. WINNERS OF GIRLS' JUNIOR DOUBLES.—L. Edmonds (left) and, Z. O'Neill (Wilford School). "Evening Post" Photo. FINALISTS IN JUNIOR EVENTS AT THE SCHOOLS TENNIS TOURNEY.—Left to right: Ewaft and Mark (Kelbum), winners of boys junior doubles; D. Sissons (Eastern Hull), winner junior boys' singles; B. Shannon (Hult Central), runner-up junior boys' singles; Grpunsell and N. Edwards (Clyde Quay), winners of junior, mixed doubles.
FINALISTS IN SENIOR GIRLS' SINGLES.—/. Burns (Petone
FINALISTS IN SENIOR GIRLS' SINGLES.— J. Burns (Petone
and, Z. O'Neill (Wilford School).
and Z. O'Neill (Wilford School).
FINALISTS IN JUNIOR EVENTS AT THE SCHOOLS TENNIS TOURNEY.— Left to right: Ewaft and Mark (Kelbum),
FINALISTS IN JUNIOR EVENTS AT THE SCHOOLS TENNIS TOURNEY.— Left to right: Ewart and Mark (Kelburn),
winners of boys junior doubles; D. Sissons (Eastern Hull), winner junior boys' singles; B. Shannon (Hult Central), runner-up
winners of boys junior doubles; D. Sissons (Eastern Hutt), winner junior boys' singles; B. Shannon (Hutt Central), runner-up
junior boys' singles; Grpunsell and N. Edwards (Clyde Quay), winners of junior, mixed doubles.
junior boys' singles; Grounsell and N. Edwards (Clyde Quay), winners of junior mixed doubles.
PARKER. — - At Blenheim, on
PARKER — At Blenheim, on
Wednesday, June 21, 1922: Emiiy,
Wednesday, June 21, 1922: Emily,
widovy of the la.te W. B. Parker;
widow of the late W. B. Parker;
agtvi 69 ycars.
aged 69 years.
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''.".' '•■.'■'■■■■.'■ ■ '. ' ■ . ■ ' : '. : ':.'.'.',',.':'.'■■.■] .■:■'■ , "EOSt"-- FhOtO.: ~ »',.■.» iHarnonn shortly after 1.30 o'clock, a baker's meter delivery, van col; tided with a town-bound tramear about ■3S't«Ayfromr-ths entrance to the Seatoun tunnel the delivery van being wre. iked beyond repair, and the tramtar 2iOJ £J£ls The two^occupants of the van were seriously injured, but the motorman only received minor cuts.: The b?d#L^ taken Shortly after the accident, and shows the remains of the delivery van after the- injured had been rtpictiire was «n«n an 7, amoved by the City Ambulance. , . , i ; '.''. ; ■. ■: I- '•■'■> t ■---'..:. V '.' '• :. • _ •" "■■'," ' s. ' ''^ .'• ,' , . :'["..': ■;, ..';;v^.'. ': :]
250yards from the entrance to the Seatoun tunnel the delivery van being wrecked beyond repair, and the tramcar
250 yards from the entrance to the Seatoun tunnel the delivery van being wrecked beyond repair, and the tramcar
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~ »',.■.» iHarnonn shortly after 1.30 o'clock, a baker's meter delivery, van col; tided with a town-bound tramear about
Yesterday afternoon, shortly after 1.30 o'clock, a baker's motor delivery van collided with a town-bound tramcar about
■3S't«A yfromr-ths entrance to the Seatoun tunnel the delivery van being wre. iked beyond repair, and the tramtar
250yards from the entrance to the Seatoun tunnel the delivery van being wrecked beyond repair, and the tramcar
2iOJ £J£ls The two^occupants of the van were seriously injured, but the motorman only received minor cuts.: The
badly damaged. The two occupants of the van were seriously injured, but the motorman only received minor cuts. The
b? d#L^ taken Shortly after the accident, and shows the remains of the delivery van after the- injured had been rt-
picture was taken Shortly after the accident, and shows the remains of the delivery van after the injured had been re-
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"Evening Post" Photo. ERECTING NEW GUN-PARKS.—The new gun-parks, to be used for storing anti-aircraft guns, tvhich are now being built at Seatoun. The weapons will be mounted on trucks in order to provide the greatest possible mobility. "Sport and General" Photo. CENSUS TIME AT THE ZOO.—'A keeper in the London Zoolo&cal Gardens taking stock of his pelican's. ■ . "Evening Post" Photo. A SUMMER SCENE.—Campers enjoying their leisure in the beautiful country at Moonshine,
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"Evening Post" Photo. ERECTING NEW GUN-PARKS.—The new gun-parks, to be used for storing anti-aircraft guns, tvhich are now being built at Seatoun. The weapons will be mounted on trucks in order to provide the greatest possible mobility. "Sport and General" Photo. CENSUS TIME AT THE ZOO.—'A keeper in the London Zoolo&cal Gardens taking stock of his pelican's. ■ . "Evening Post" Photo. A SUMMER SCENE.—Campers enjoying their leisure in the beautiful country at Moonshine,
CENSUS TIME AT THE ZOO.— 'A keeper in the London Zoolo&cal
CENSUS TIME AT THE ZOO.— A keeper in the London Zoological
Gardens taking stock of his pelican's.
Gardens taking stock of his pelicans.
■ . "Evening Post" Photo.
"Evening Post" Photo.
A SUMMER SCENE.— Campers enjoying their leisure in the beautiful country at Moonshine,
A SUMMER SCENE.— Campers enjoying their leisure in the beautiful country at Moonshine.
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"Evening Post" Photo. ERECTING NEW GUN-PARKS.—The new gun-parks, to be used for storing anti-aircraft guns, tvhich are now being built at Seatoun. The weapons will be mounted on trucks in order to provide the greatest possible mobility. "Sport and General" Photo. CENSUS TIME AT THE ZOO.—'A keeper in the London Zoolo&cal Gardens taking stock of his pelican's. ■ . "Evening Post" Photo. A SUMMER SCENE.—Campers enjoying their leisure in the beautiful country at Moonshine,
ERECTING NEW GUN-PARKS.— The new gun-parks, to be used for storing anti-aircraft guns, tvhich are now being built at Seatoun.
ERECTING NEW GUN-PARKS.— The new gun-parks, to be used for storing anti-aircraft guns, which are now being built at Seatoun.
CR.ESSWELI..—At Royal Victoria
CRESSWELL —At Royal Victoria
Hospital, Netley. England, on Octo-
Hospital, Netley, England, on Octo-
bor 19th, of enteric :> Raymond
bor 19th, of enteric : Raymond
and Jessie Orefiswell, Old Ren'ick
and Jessie Cresswell, Old Renwick
Road, Blenheim i aged 22 years.
Road, Blenheim ; aged 22 years.
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ON THE SANDS AT SEATOUN. Ueitie Beesuax (of the Civil Service, bat Jove) • Well, Miss Lofhe, I am opposed on pnnciple to sph its as a beieraye. Still, 1 believe that liquor rujhtly used 7s a tjreat benefit to humanity. 1 a)n quite certain ukinky uas once the means of sating viy life. Aftis Loftie Pet Imps it did, but I don't quite see how that proves it a benefit to humanity.
Bertie Beeswax (of the Civil Service, bai Jove) : Well, Miss Lofhe, I am
Bertie Beeswax (of the Civil Service, bai Jove) : Well, Miss Loftie, I am
opposed on pnnciple to sph its as a beieraye. Still, 1 believe that liquor
opposed on principle to spirits as a beverage. Still, I believe that liquor
rujhtly used 7s a tjreat benefit to humanity. 1 a)n quite certain u kinky uas
rightly used is a great benefit to humanity. I am quite certain whisky was
once the means of sating viy life.
once the means of saving my life.
Aftis Loftie Pet Imps it did, but I don't quite see how that proves it a
Miss Loftie : Perhaps it did, but I don't quite see how that proves it a
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ON THE SANDS AT SEATOUN. Ueitie Beesuax (of the Civil Service, bat Jove) • Well, Miss Lofhe, I am opposed on pnnciple to sph its as a beieraye. Still, 1 believe that liquor rujhtly used 7s a tjreat benefit to humanity. 1 a)n quite certain ukinky uas once the means of sating viy life. Aftis Loftie Pet Imps it did, but I don't quite see how that proves it a benefit to humanity.
Ueitie Beesuax (of the Civil Service, bat Jove) • Well, Miss Lofhe, I am
Bertie Beeswax (of the Civil Service, bai Jove) : Well, Miss Lofhe, I am
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The Rev. Dr. E. N. Merrington, The Rev. J. S. Murray, M.A., M.A., Ph.D., who has received a minister at Kelburn Presbyterian call to the Seatoun Presbyterian Church, who has accepted a call Church. He is at present relieving from Ashburton, sustained by the Lord Somers, who succeeds the late Lord Baden-Powell as Chief Scout, at St.. Andrew*. The Terrace. Wellington Presbytery. at fa fosk at headquarters in London.
at St. Andrew's The Terrace. Wellington Presbytery. at fa fosk at headquarters in London.
at St. Andrew's The Terrace. Wellington Presbytery. at his desk at headquarters in London.
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The Rev. Dr. E. N. Merrington, The Rev. J. S. Murray, M.A., M.A., Ph.D., who has received a minister at Kelburn Presbyterian call to the Seatoun Presbyterian Church, who has accepted a call Church. He is at present relieving from Ashburton, sustained by the Lord Somers, who succeeds the late Lord Baden-Powell as Chief Scout, at St.. Andrew*. The Terrace. Wellington Presbytery. at fa fosk at headquarters in London.
Church. He is at present relieving from Ashburton, sustained by the Lord Somers, who succeeds the late Lord Baden-Powell as Chief Scout,
Church. He is at present relieving from Ashburton, sustained by the Lord Somers, who succeeds the late Lord Baden-Powell as Chief Scout,
at St. Andrew's The Terrace. Wellington Presbytery. at fa fosk at headquarters in London.
at St. Andrew's The Terrace. Wellington Presbytery. at fa fosk at headquarters in London.
LB GROS, Rubenia Pearl—On Feb-
LE GROS, Rubenia Pearl—On Feb-
toved wife of Alfred Thomas Le
loved wife of Alfred Thomas Le
toved mother of Donald, Wellesley,
loved mother of Donald, Wellesley,
npn). (Suddenly.) Messages to 1
non). (Suddenly.) Messages to 1
Fine avenue, South Brighton. The
Pine avenue, South Brighton. The
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The Rev. Dr. E. N. Merrington, The Rev. J. S. Murray, M.A., M.A., Ph.D., who has received a minister at Kelburn Presbyterian call to the Seatoun Presbyterian Church, who has accepted a call Church. He is at present relieving from Ashburton, sustained by the Lord Somers, who succeeds the late Lord Baden-Powell as Chief Scout, at St.. Andrew*. The Terrace. Wellington Presbytery. at fa fosk at headquarters in London.
The Rev. Dr. E. N. Merrington, The Rev. J. S. Murray, M.A.,
The Rev. Dr. E. N. Merrington, The Rev. J. S. Murray, M.A.,
M.A., Ph.D., who has received a minister at Kelburn Presbyterian
M.A., Ph.D., who has received a minister at Kelburn Presbyterian
call to the Seatoun Presbyterian Church, who has accepted a call
call to the Seatoun Presbyterian Church, who has accepted a call
Church. He is at present relieving from Ashburton, sustained by the Lord Somers, who succeeds the late Lord Baden-Powell as Chief Scout,
Church. He is at present relieving from Ashburton, sustained by the Lord Somers, who succeeds the late Lord Baden-Powell as Chief Scout,
at St.. Andrew*. The Terrace. Wellington Presbytery. at fa fosk at headquarters in London.
at St. Andrew's The Terrace. Wellington Presbytery. at fa fosk at headquarters in London.
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SFrOND DAY'S RACING AT TRENTHAM—Spectators and events, on the middle day of the Wellington Racing Club's Winter Meeting at Trenthamyesterday. Top left over the first fence in the Co™n™Hur7let f^^^d^^^UinOßMariri Steeplechase., cL/e, Cylinder returning to the saddling P^^^*™»^J^^ ** t™"* *«* °f 18, day, the finish of which is shown just below. 'At bottom, Mercian Prince and Swift and Sure leading the field home m the Seatoun Handicap. sains, Post" -iVoto.
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SFrOND DAY'S RACING AT TRENTHAM—Spectators and events, on the middle day of the Wellington Racing Club's Winter Meeting at Trenthamyesterday. Top left over the first fence in the Co™n™Hur7let f^^^d^^^UinOßMariri Steeplechase., cL/e, Cylinder returning to the saddling P^^^*™»^J^^ ** t™"* *«* °f 18, day, the finish of which is shown just below. 'At bottom, Mercian Prince and Swift and Sure leading the field home m the Seatoun Handicap. sains, Post" -iVoto.
SECOND DAY'S RACING AT TRENTHAM.—Spectators and events, on the middle day of the Wellington Racing Club's Winter Meeting at Trentham yesterday. Top left over the first fence in the
SECOND DAY'S RACING AT TRENTHAM.—Spectators and events on the middle day of the Wellington Racing Club's Winter Meeting at Trentham yesterday. Top left over the first fence in the
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SFrOND DAY'S RACING AT TRENTHAM—Spectators and events, on the middle day of the Wellington Racing Club's Winter Meeting at Trenthamyesterday. Top left over the first fence in the Co™n™Hur7let f^^^d^^^UinOßMariri Steeplechase., cL/e, Cylinder returning to the saddling P^^^*™»^J^^ ** t™"* *«* °f 18, day, the finish of which is shown just below. 'At bottom, Mercian Prince and Swift and Sure leading the field home m the Seatoun Handicap. sains, Post" -iVoto.
SFrOND DAY'S RACING AT TRENTHAM—Spectators and events, on the middle day of the Wellington Racing Club's Winter Meeting at Trenthamyesterday. Top left over the first fence in the
SECOND DAY'S RACING AT TRENTHAM.—Spectators and events, on the middle day of the Wellington Racing Club's Winter Meeting at Trentham yesterday. Top left over the first fence in the
Co™n™Hur7let f^^^d^^^UinOßMariri Steeplechase., cL/e, Cylinder returning to the saddling P^^^*™»^J^^ ** t™"* *«* °f
Coranna Hurdles. Top right, horses clearing the sod wall in the Mariri Steeplechase. Centre, Cylinder returning to the saddling paddock after winning the Parliamentary Handicap, the principal race of
18, day, the finish of which is shown just below. 'At bottom, Mercian Prince and Swift and Sure leading the field home m the Seatoun Handicap.
the day, the finish of which is shown just below. At bottom, Mercian Prince and Swift and Sure leading the field home in the Seatoun Handicap.
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WOMEN'S CORNER.
and Francis O'Mailey, both of <3hrist-
and Francis O'Malley, both of Christ-
her father, wore a handsanio frock of
her father, wore a handsome frock of
radium lnce. Her veil fell from a
radium lace. Her veil fell from a
and she cajried a bouquet of cream
and she carried a bouquet of cream
roses and freesias and mai lenhair ferns.'
roses and freesias and maidenhair ferns.
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A Seatoun resident, while the Gothic with the Governoi on boaid lay in the stieara, biaved the perils of the deep in an open boat to piesent His Excellency with a can of milk and a basket of eggs. NEW ZEALAND'S YOKE. The Gallant Fusilier • I am commandep by His Excellency to inform you that he hat already lunched and that poultiy was on the menu.
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A Seatoun resident, while the Gothic with the Governoi on boaid lay in the stieara, biaved the perils of the deep in an open boat to piesent His Excellency with a can of milk and a basket of eggs. NEW ZEALAND'S YOKE. The Gallant Fusilier • I am commandep by His Excellency to inform you that he hat already lunched and that poultiy was on the menu.
The Gallant Fusilier • I am commandep by His Excellency to inform you that
The Gallant Fusilier : I am commanded by His Excellency to inform you that
he hat already lunched and that poultiy was on the menu.
he has already lunched and that poultry was on the menu.
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A Seatoun resident, while the Gothic with the Governoi on boaid lay in the stieara, biaved the perils of the deep in an open boat to piesent His Excellency with a can of milk and a basket of eggs. NEW ZEALAND'S YOKE. The Gallant Fusilier • I am commandep by His Excellency to inform you that he hat already lunched and that poultiy was on the menu.
A Seatoun resident, while the Gothic with the Governoi on
A Seatoun resident, while the Gothic with the Governor on
boaid lay in the stieara, biaved the perils of the deep in an
board lay in the stream, braved the perils of the deep in an
open boat to piesent His Excellency with a can of milk and a
open boat to present His Excellency with a can of milk and a
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.'•..'■;■■'.''- ■ "> .'•■ ' "Evening Post" Photo. CHRISTCHURCH VISITORS WIN BOWLING TROPHY.—On left, the Burnett Tiki, won on Saturday by the ChrisLchurch Bowling Club m a five-match series of. games on the Wellington Bowling Club's green. Centre, the visitors and a number of prominent Wellington bdwlers on the Seatoun green, where they were entertained at morning tea in the course of a motor trip along Wellington's beautiful marine drive.
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.'•..'■;■■'.''- ■ "> .'•■ ' "Evening Post" Photo. CHRISTCHURCH VISITORS WIN BOWLING TROPHY.—On left, the Burnett Tiki, won on Saturday by the ChrisLchurch Bowling Club m a five-match series of. games on the Wellington Bowling Club's green. Centre, the visitors and a number of prominent Wellington bdwlers on the Seatoun green, where they were entertained at morning tea in the course of a motor trip along Wellington's beautiful marine drive.
.'•..'■;■■'.''- ■ "> .'•■ ' "Evening Post" Photo.
"Evening Post" Photo.
the Burnett Tiki, won on Saturday by the ChrisLchurch Bowling Club
the Barnett Tiki, won on Saturday by the Christchurch Bowling Club
m a five-match series of. games on the Wellington Bowling Club's
in a five-match series of games on the Wellington Bowling Club's
bdwlers on the Seatoun green, where they were entertained at
bowlers on the Seatoun green, where they were entertained at
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"Evening Post" Photo. MR. W. P. McGIRR, who died at Seatoun yesterday. A noted cricketer in his youth, he ivas also ivell known in other spheres of life. • , ' "Evening Post" Photo. -NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA IN CONFERENCE.-^ Right Hon. b.M. Bruce (seated oil Hght),mgh Commissioner for Australia w^London, with the Right HonrCWSTorbes ■ (left) and'the Right ' Hon. J. /G.[ Cbales, .photographed just-before commencing 'their Auckland'conference.
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"Evening Post" Photo. MR. W. P. McGIRR, who died at Seatoun yesterday. A noted cricketer in his youth, he ivas also ivell known in other spheres of life. • , ' "Evening Post" Photo. -NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA IN CONFERENCE.-^ Right Hon. b.M. Bruce (seated oil Hght),mgh Commissioner for Australia w^London, with the Right HonrCWSTorbes ■ (left) and'the Right ' Hon. J. /G.[ Cbales, .photographed just-before commencing 'their Auckland'conference.
• , ' "Evening Post" Photo.
"Evening Post" Photo.
-NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA IN CONFERENCE.-^ Right
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA IN CONFERENCE.— The Right
Hon. b.M. Bruce (seated oil Hght),mgh Commissioner for Australia
Hon. S. M. Bruce (seated on right), High Commissioner for Australia
w^London, with the Right HonrCWSTorbes ■ (left) and'the Right '
in London, with the Right Hon. G. W. Forbes (left) and the Right
Hon. J. /G.[ Cbales, .photographed just-before commencing 'their
Hon. J. G. Coates, photographed just before commencing their
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