Otago Caledonian Society’s New Year Sports at Dunedin.
The cloud-burst on Mount Cargill on the afternoon of December 24, 1911, will long be remembered by the residents of Leith Valley. The disastrous effects of the huge volume of water which poured into the valley are shown in the above pictures; innumerable large boulders and debris being carried down from the higher levels end deposited on private property.
EFFECTS OF THE RECENT CLOUD BURST ON MOUNT CARGILLS SNAPSHOTS IN THE LEITH AND NORTH-EAST VALLEYS.
BhOAD BAY RE-GATT A, HELD ON NEW YEAR’S DAY: SOME SNAPSHOTS OF THE POPULAR HARBOUR RESORT.
Jlindle (stroke), Younghusband (3), Ormohd (i), Spencer (bow), and Munro (co'x). by Tesla Studio,
THE GENERAL ELECTION IN DECEMBER: THE THREE MAORI - MEMBERS OF THE NEW PARLIAMENT.
TWO SCENES FROM SIR ARTRUR CONAN DOYLE’S DRAMA, “THE SPECKLED BAND,” TO BE PRESENTED BY MR J. C. WILLIAMSON’S COMPANY.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3017, 10 January 1912, Page 48 (Supplement)
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146Otago Caledonian Society’s New Year Sports at Dunedin. Otago Witness, Issue 3017, 10 January 1912, Page 48 (Supplement)
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