Contents of this issue
Contents
- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEBIRTHS
- ARTICLEMARRIAGE
- ARTICLEDEATHS
- ARTICLEFUNERAL NOTICE
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
- ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT NOTICE
- GROUPING_NODEPage 1 Advertisements
- ARTICLEAIRWAYS TIME TABLE
- ARTICLEPOST OFFICE NOTICES
- ARTICLEEXPRESS TRAIN TIME TABLE
- ARTICLESCHOOL PRIZE LISTS
- ARTICLESHIPPING NEWS
- ARTICLEEDUCATION STANDARDS
- ARTICLESTRANGE ZOO CASE
- ARTICLEWIRELESS BROADCASTING
- ARTICLECHESS
- ARTICLEDRAUGHTS
- ARTICLECOMMERCE AND FINANCE
- GROUPING_NODEPage 2 Advertisements
- ARTICLEEVENTS OF 1940-A MOMENTOUS YEAR IN REVIEW
- ILLUSTRATIONJANUARY 8—Finns won the second battle of Suomassalmi against the Russians: Held out until March.
- ILLUSTRATIONFEBRUARY l2-—First New Zealand and Australian troops reached Suez and were given an official welcome by Mr R. A. Eden.
- ILLUSTRATIONMAY 10—Germany invaded the Lowlands: Allied troops rushed into Belgium.
- ILLUSTRATIONJULY-Preparations against invasion intensified: All beaches heavily guarded in Britain.
- ILLUSTRATIONJUNE 22—Hitler enters historic railway carriage for signing of armistice with France.
- ILLUSTRATIONMR NEVILLE CHAMBERLAIN, wild was Prime Minister of Great Britain on the outbreak of war. In May he was succeeded by M...
- ILLUSTRATIONMarshal of the Royal Air Force SIR CYRIL NEWALL was chief of the Air Staff from 1937 to October of this year, when he...
- ILLUSTRATIONJUNE 23—General de Gaulle rallies the Free French forces.
- ILLUSTRATIONGENERAL SIR ALAN BROOKE, who was appointed commander of the Home Forces on July 19, when the danger of invasion seeme...
- ILLUSTRATIONFEBRUARY 17—Destroyer Cossack rescued British prisoners from Altmark in Josing Sound.
- ILLUSTRATIONMAY 10—Mr Churchill (inspecting a "Tommy" gun) succeeded Mr Chamberlain as Prime Minister; formed an all-party Cabinet.
- ILLUSTRATIONJUNE 23—Marshal Petain, the new leader of France, accepts the German terms of surrender.
- ILLUSTRATIONAUGUST B—Germany launches blitzkreig on Britain, losing 60 planes, but causing much damage.
- ILLUSTRATIONAir Chief Marshal SIR CHARLES PORTAL, formerly Chief of the Bomber Command, who was appointed to succeed Marshal of t...
- ILLUSTRATIONAPRIL 9—German troops occupied Norway and Denmark. Nazis seen here are clearing roads in Norway.
- ILLUSTRATIONJUNE I—Greater part of the B.E.F. reported to have been withdrawn from Dunkirk. More than 330,000 men were saved by s...
- ILLUSTRATIONJULY 3—British fleet bombard French warships at Oran. Bretagne is seen sinking.
- ILLUSTRATIONSEPTEMBER 3—Sift of 50 destroyers from the United States: First flotilla reached England on September 29.
- ILLUSTRATIONKING CAROL OF RUMANIA, who on September 6 abdicated for the second time. His country, with its valuable oil wells, is...
- ILLUSTRATIONPRESIDENT FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, who on November 5 was elected President of the United States for the third time. He ...
- ILLUSTRATIONAPRIL 13-Second battle of Narvik: Seven German destroyers sunk by British naval units.
- ILLUSTRATIONMAY 3-Allied troops withdrawn from Namsos: Equipment burned before embarkation.
- ILLUSTRATIONJUNE—German drive through France continues. Northern towns left in ruins.
- ILLUSTRATIONJULY 19 – Bartolomeo Colleoni sunk by H.M.A.S. Sydney
- ILLUSTRATIONDECEMBER 9-Imperial forces launch attack in North Africa.
- ILLUSTRATIONGENERAL MAX WEYGAND, who was appointed Commander in-chief or the Allied Armies in May, unsuccessfully attempted to ho...
- ILLUSTRATIONGENERAL GAMELIN is the "forgotten man" of 1940. Formerly Commander-in-chief of the Allied Armies, he failed to arrest...
- SECTIONLITERATURE
- ARTICLEThe Lure of Orchids
- ARTICLEPASSING NOTES
- ARTICLEARMAMENTS INDUSTRY
- GROUPING_NODEPage 4 Advertisements
- SECTIONTHE DUNEDIN MEETING
- GROUPING_NODEPage 5 Advertisements
- ARTICLETHE WEATHER
- ARTICLETO-DAY'S EVENTS
- ARTICLETHE OTAGO DAILY TIMES SATURDAY, December 28, 1940. CHILDREN AND THE WAR
- ARTICLEJAPAN'S PROBLEMS
- ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY
- ARTICLESOUTH AGAIN
- ARTICLEDAILY INTERCESSION
- ARTICLECHATHAM ISLANDS
- ARTICLEMILITARY RESERVE
- ARTICLEBUSINESS REVIEW
- ARTICLECOST OF LIVING
- ARTICLEOVERSEAS SERVICE
- ARTICLETRAGEDY ON FARM
- ARTICLETHE SPITFIRE FUND
- ARTICLETRAGEDY IN HOUSE
- ARTICLENO WORK ON SUNDAY
- ARTICLEOBITUARY
- GROUPING_NODEPage 6 Advertisements
- ARTICLESTRATEGIC HEIGHTS
- ARTICLEHITLER ON TOUR
- ARTICLEEMPTY LIFEBOAT
- ARTICLEMILK SUPPLIES
- ARTICLEUNOFFICIAL TRUCE
- ARTICLEIN WINTER'S GRIP
- ARTICLEBALKAN PEOPLES
- ARTICLEFIRE AT CANADIAN PORT
- ARTICLEPOURING THROUGH
- ARTICLEFOREIGN SHIPS
- ARTICLETREATED AS CRIMINALS
- ARTICLEGIFT FOR THE QUEEN
- ARTICLERAIDER AGAIN
- ARTICLETENSION RELIEVED
- ILLUSTRATIONHUNTING THE SUBMARINE.—A British destroyer dropping depth charges while on anti-submarine patrol.
- ARTICLELEND OR LEASE
- ARTICLEDUTCH INDIES OIL
- ARTICLEEIRE'S NEUTRALITY
- ARTICLECHURCH OF ENGLAND
- ARTICLEWAR EFFORT GIFTS
- ARTICLESIEGE OF BARDIA
- ARTICLEDAY OF RECKONING
- ARTICLEBRAVERY AT SEA
- ARTICLETRADE WITH TURKEY
- ARTICLECHRISTMAS IN LONDON
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- ARTICLESWEPT BY FIRE
- ARTICLEDEFENCE OF PACIFIC
- ARTICLEACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES
- ARTICLETERRITORIAL SERVICE
- ARTICLESURPRISE WIN
- ARTICLETHE WORLD FAIR
- ARTICLEGENERAL WAVELL
- ARTICLERISING TAXATION
- ARTICLEVISITORS TO THE CITY
- ARTICLEITALY'S MORALE
- ARTICLEBUILDING CONTROL
- ARTICLEARRIVAL OF CLIPPER
- ARTICLEPERSONAL
- ARTICLEPICTURES OF LINCOLN
- ARTICLEBRITAIN'S TRADE
- ARTICLETHE JAPANESE DIET
- ARTICLEINFANTILE PARALYSIS
- ARTICLESERIOUSLY ILL
- ARTICLEALL IN FRONT LINE
- ARTICLECOPYRIGHT MUSIC
- ARTICLESHANGHAI INCIDENT
- ARTICLECHESS CONGRESS
- ARTICLETISSUE OF MOONBEAMS
- ARTICLECHOICE AFTER VICTORY
- ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN AIRMEN
- ARTICLETRAIN CRASHES
- ARTICLECABLE IN BRIEF
- GROUPING_NODEPage 8 Advertisements
- ARTICLEFORGETTING
- ILLUSTRATIONBOWLING WINNERS.—J. Marshall (skip, right) and P. Bell (Anderson's Bay), the winners of the Dunedin Bowling Centre's ...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE RUNNERS-UP.—J. W. Thomas (skip, right) and W. Adamson (Roslyn), who were defeated by Marshall and Bell in the fin...
- ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS
- ARTICLEBOWLING
- ARTICLETHE REALLY GREAT
- ARTICLEEMBASSY DANCE
- ARTICLEAN ITALIAN SPECTACLE
- GROUPING_NODEPage 9 Advertisements
- SECTIONNOTES for WOMEN
- GROUPING_NODEPage 10 Advertisements
- ARTICLENorth Otago and Provincial Section
- ARTICLEWAIMATE SPORTS
- ARTICLEBOWLING
- ARTICLETROTTING AT EPSOM
- ARTICLEQUEENSTOWN
- ARTICLEDAMAGE TO THE TEMPLE
- ARTICLETHE RURAL WORLD
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- ARTICLETHE GARDEN
- ARTICLETOWN HALL DANCE
- ARTICLEDEALING WITH RAIDERS
- SECTIONLETTERS TO THE EDITOR
- ARTICLEWEMBLEY DANCE
- ARTICLETHE MERCHANT NAVY
- ILLUSTRATIONNEW ZEALAND SIGNALLERS IN THE DESERT.—Regimental signallers of the N.Z.E.F., Middle East, operating a heliograph in t...
- ILLUSTRATIONJUST BEFORE BEING ENVELOPED IN A CLOUD OF SAND this New Zealand soldier in the Western Desert shakes his fist at the ...
- ARTICLENOEL COWARD
- ARTICLECHEERY PIONEER
- ARTICLEHIGHEST SCIENCE IN LIFE
- GROUPING_NODEPage 12 Advertisements
- ARTICLESUNDAY CIRCLE
- ARTICLENEWS IN BRIEF
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