"EvenJns Post" Photo. FIRE. AT ORIENTAL BAY.— Severe damage was done yesterday to the Berkeley Private Hotel when fire swept through the. -.upper storey, completely gutting about twelve rooms and more or less severely damaging six, .'.others. Other parts of the building" suffered from water. The Fire Brigade is seen at the back of the building during the blaze. v
"livening Post" Photo. AN. IMPRESSION OF POWEK.— The funnels of the new transT asm an liner Awatea give an imposing impression of power and majesty. This idea is increased when the ship is "dressed" for special occasions.
.' Eveninti'; t'uai'' • I'tiulu , ' . . : '■','' MR. JOHN MORGAN, special re- i MR. JOSEPH BARTON, who died presentative of the"Ddily Herald," i aiNew Plymouth last week: He Lpridon, Iwhgyisr a\: guest of \the] i was,a prominent .member of the Government. He intends to write : Masonicfraternity, and'formerly' a a series of articles on 'i New ; well-known Dunedim architect. . ' " ' Zealand. ; ; ■■.'■'■■■ ■ : . , • '
■ • • ' ' Green and Balm Photo. NEW BRIDGE OVER WAIMAKARIRL— On Saturday the' Hon. R. .Semple, Minister of Transport, officially opened the new-traffic bridge across the J^aimakariri River at Bealey... The new bridge js on the motor, route between Christchurch and -the West Coast. Top left, the. Minister about to cut, the ribbon with gold scissors and declare, the,bridge open. Above, a procession of official cars crossing the new bridge at Bealey. >
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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 67, 16 September 1936, Page 9
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222"EvenJns Post" Photo. FIRE. AT ORIENTAL BAY.— Severe damage was done yesterday to the Berkeley Private Hotel when fire swept through the. -.upper storey, completely gutting about twelve rooms and more or less severely damaging six, .'.others. Other parts of the building" suffered from water. The Fire Brigade is seen at the back of the building during the blaze. v "livening Post" Photo. AN. IMPRESSION OF POWEK.— The funnels of the new trans- T asm an liner Awatea give an imposing impression of power and majesty. This idea is increased when the ship is "dressed" for special occasions. .' Eveninti'; t'uai'' • I'tiulu , ' . . : '■','' MR. JOHN MORGAN, special re- i MR. JOSEPH BARTON, who died presentative of the"Ddily Herald," i aiNew Plymouth last week: He Lpridon, Iwhgyisr a\: guest of \the] i was,a prominent .member of the Government. He intends to write : Masonicfraternity, and'formerly' a a series of articles on 'i New ; well-known Dunedim architect. . ' " ' Zealand. ; ; ■■.'■'■■■ ■ : . , • ' ■ • • ' ' Green and Balin Photo. NEW BRIDGE OVER WAIMAKARIRL—On Saturday the' Hon. R. .Semple, Minister of Transport, officially opened the new-traffic bridge across the J^aimakariri River at Bealey... The new bridge js on the motor, route between Christchurch and -the West Coast. Top left, the. Minister about to cut, the ribbon with gold scissors and declare, the,bridge open. Above, a procession of official cars crossing the new bridge at Bealey. > Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 67, 16 September 1936, Page 9
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