IN SANCTUARY : NEW ZEALAND BIRDS ON THE LITTLE BARRIER ISLAND.
(From photos by Miss F. I. Shakespeax.)
(Photos by Phillips Bros.)
FOOTBALL MATCH, OTAGO BOYS" HIGH SCHOOL versus CHRIST'S COLLEGE, PLAYED OX THE CALEDONIAN GROUND ON JULY 23 (Photos by Guy.) Won by Christ's College by 9 points to 3
The view shows the slip by which Brown was killed and Whe'.an injured while at work at the Presbyterian Residential College site. The cross indicates the spot where the unfoituiiate man was caught by the fall of earth. —E. Dentoir photo.
Seated in front are two New Zealand boys—on the left, A. C. Palmer, son of Mr Palmer, of St. Clair, and on the Tight, G. M. 'Jhapman, son of Mr Justice Chapman.
This cow reared four lambs during the past season, and nine the previous year. The four lambs (nine months old) are shown in the act of having a drink. The photo, was taken on the farm of the late Mr H. B. Lusconibe, Makik:hi, South Canterbury. —J. H. Daroux, photo.
This is the first season of the club, the photo, showing a good muster of 23 members.
The distinguished Scottish singer whose farewell season in Dunedm commences on Friday next. August 2. -; .
(Photos by C. A. Tomlinson )
(Photos by Muir and Moodie.)
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Otago Witness, Issue 2785, 31 July 1907, Page 46
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