Contents of this issue
Contents
- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- SECTIONBIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES
- ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES
- ARTICLEWIRELESS BROADCASTING
- ARTICLEVerse For To-day
- ARTICLETHE WEATHER
- ARTICLEHOLIDAY TRAIN SERVICES
- ARTICLEAIRWAYS TIME TABLE
- GROUPING_NODEPage 1 Advertisements
- ARTICLEBowlers Had Their Day In Plunket Shield Match At Wellington
- ARTICLEPASSING NOTES
- ARTICLESAVING LIVES
- ARTICLERED CROSS
- ARTICLETURKEY IN COURT
- ARTICLENORTH OTAGO
- ARTICLEINSULTING LANGUAGE
- ARTICLEINQUEST ADJOURNED
- ARTICLEAFFORESTATION IN RUMANIA
- ARTICLETHE CHRISTIAN WORLD
- ARTICLE“SHOOT TO KILL”
- ARTICLEYOUTH REMANDED
- ARTICLEDAIRY HERDS
- ARTICLETOMATO DISEASES
- ARTICLEMASSEY COLLEGE
- ARTICLECHICKS BY AIR
- ARTICLEMANY CHRISTMAS CARDS UNDER-STAMPED
- ARTICLEFINAL PREPARATIONS
- GROUPING_NODEPage 2 Advertisements
- ARTICLEMAJOR EVENTS OF THE PAST YEAR ARE REVIEWED IN PICTURES
- ILLUSTRATIONFEBRUARY.—A group of scientists and field workers, led by Dr Olaus Murie, left for Caswell Sound, the base camp of th...
- ILLUSTRATIONFEBRUARY.—A warm reception was given Mr Anthony Eden on his arrival in Dunedin. During his stay he found time to see ...
- ILLUSTRATIONMARCH.—Although the Dunedin amateur, A. Gibbs, defeated the visiting golfer, N. von Nida, a large gallery was given a...
- ILLUSTRATIONJANUARY.—Otago won the final of the Plunket Shield series against Wellington at Carisbrook, but failed to win the shi...
- ILLUSTRATIONNOVEMBER.—A large crowd met the victorious St. Kilda Band on its return from Australia, and gathered in front of the ...
- ILLUSTRATIONJANUARY.—Mr Fraser, the then Prime Minister, returns from his world tour. He had been absent from New Zealand since S...
- ILLUSTRATIONFEBRUARY—Lord Rowallan, Empire Chief Scout, was given a rousing welcome by Scouts, Wolf Cubs, and Girl Guides when he...
- ILLUSTRATIONFEBRUARY.—After the official welcome by the Mayor, Sir Donald Cameron, and Dunedin bowling officials, the Australian ...
- ILLUSTRATIONAUGUST.—Sir Donald and Lady Cameron visited Edinburgh for the Festival. Sir Donald was granted the Freedom of the Cit...
- ILLUSTRATIONNOVEMBER. Prince Charles was one year old on November 14. A quiet family party was held at Clarence House and an iced...
- ILLUSTRATIONAPRIL.—The New Zealand cricket team arrived at Southampton looking bronzed and fit after their sea voyage. Mail was d...
- ILLUSTRATIONJULY.—The Ranfurly Shield Rugby games began at Otago was successful in defeating all challengers and so retained the ...
- ILLUSTRATIONNOVEMBER.—-Although the general election resulted in a win for the National Party, the four sitting Labour members we...
- ILLUSTRATIONMAY.—An Italian Opera Company thrilled audiences with performances of several operas during, their reason in Dunedin....
- ILLUSTRATIONJUNE.—The outstanding feature of the sporting year was the tour of South Africa by the All Blacks. Eleven Otago playe...
- ILLUSTRATIONJULY.—A start was made on the moving of tons of soil and rock for the diversion tunnel at Roxburgh Gorge. A camp for ...
- ILLUSTRATIONDECEMBER.—Mr Holland formed the new National Cabinet. Members were sworn in by the Governor-General at Government Hou...
- ARTICLEGATEWAY OF YEAR
- ARTICLEPERSONAL
- ARTICLEFARMER FATALLY INJURED
- ARTICLETHE OTAGO DAILY TIMES SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1949. A TIME FOR GOODWILL
- ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY
- ARTICLECentral Otago Peat May Be A Valuable Building Material
- ARTICLETOURIST TRADE
- ARTICLECOASTLINE CHARTING
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND READY
- ARTICLEMANY ORDERS
- ARTICLESECOND DEATH
- ARTICLEEMINENT BRITISH ACTOR
- ARTICLENEW YEAR’S EVE
- ARTICLENO REAPPEARANCE
- ARTICLENO TRACE FOUND
- ARTICLEShabby Footwear And Clothing Reflect Lot Of The Poor Russians
- ARTICLEBIRTHS DECREASE
- ARTICLEEIGHTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
- GROUPING_NODEPage 4 Advertisements
- ARTICLEFIRMER BRITISH APPROACH TO DEMANDS BY ARGENTINA FOR HIGHER MEAT PRICES
- ARTICLEINDIA REMISES COMMUNIST CHINA
- ARTICLEBritish Recognition Expected Next Week
- ARTICLEMINED BY NATIONALISTS
- ARTICLESoviet Agents Are Reported Working In Belgian Congo
- ARTICLECLEARANCE DIFFICULTIES
- ARTICLEEXPANSION POSSIBLE
- ARTICLESTORY SHAKES EGYPT
- ARTICLECONCERN FOR SAFETY
- ARTICLEASSISTED MIGRANT
- ARTICLEREMILITARISATION ISSUE BEING KEPT ALIVE IN GERMANY
- ARTICLEMEMBERS SUSPENDED
- ARTICLEPOLICE HOODWINKED
- ARTICLERomance Blooms On British Migrant Ship Bound For Dominion
- ARTICLEFILMS FOR TELEVISION
- ARTICLELONDON DOCK CLERKS’ DISPUTE ENDED
- ARTICLEANGLO-SOVIET TRADE
- ARTICLEFIRE IN BASEMENT OF COVENT GARDEN
- ARTICLENO BRITISH PROTEST
- ARTICLEGIFT TO LONDON
- ARTICLEACCEPTED BY KING
- ARTICLEHEAVY INVESTMENTS
- ARTICLEPrefix Royal To Be Removed In India
- ARTICLEBRIGHT OUTLOOK
- ARTICLETO VISIT DOMINION
- ARTICLESearch For Fish Of Species More Than 50,000,000 Years Old
- ARTICLEBRITISH SHIPBUILDING
- ARTICLENEW SUCCESSES
- ARTICLEDEEP REGRET
- ARTICLENEW YORK NEWSPAPER’S TRIBUTE
- ARTICLENEARING TASMANIA
- ARTICLEA FINE RECORD
- ARTICLERECOGNISED BY BRITAIN
- ARTICLEKIDNAPPING ALLEGED
- ARTICLEEducational Problems Presented To Teachers By Extra School Year
- ARTICLETHRIVING TOWNSHIP
- ARTICLEAMERICANS IMPRESSED
- ARTICLEHerbert On Holiday
- ARTICLEPALESTINE HOLY PLACES
- ARTICLESCOURGE OF EPILEPSY
- ARTICLEPICTURE OF THE MONTH
- ARTICLE1949 WILL HOT RANK AS A “VINTAGE YEAR” FOR FILMS
- ARTICLEEnglish Schoolgirls Fail Lamentably In “Quiz” Competition
- ARTICLESPECIAL FESTIVAL
- ARTICLEWANTED—MORE VICTORIAN DISCIPLINE
- ARTICLETURN OF CENTURY
- ARTICLEPROWLER CAUGHT
- ARTICLEOTAGO OPENS POORLY
- ARTICLESPORTS ASSOCIATION
- ARTICLEPROFESSIONAL BOXING
- ARTICLEBROKEN NECK FROM DIVE
- ARTICLEALLERHAND LEADING
- ARTICLEMODEL AEROPLANES
- ARTICLETry and stop Me
- SECTIONLETTERS TO THE EDITOR
- ARTICLERECORD YEAR
- GROUPING_NODEPage 6 Advertisements
- ARTICLEOTAGO RACING CIRCUIT OPENS TODAY
- ARTICLEOAMARU FIELDS
- ARTICLEAT WAIKOUAITI
- ARTICLESTRATFORD SCRATCHINGS
- ARTICLEBOLD SALUTE AGAIN
- ARTICLEBRACKETS FOR TODAY
- ARTICLETODAY’S SELECTIONS
- ILLUSTRATIONROYAL SCRIP, who will have strong claims in the Hawkesbury Hack Handicap at Waikouaiti on Monday.
- ARTICLEWINTON TROTS
- ARTICLEPOLA IN HURDLES
- ARTICLEMERRY ROBIN LIKELY
- ARTICLEDIVISIONS FOR KUROW
- ARTICLEWYNDHAM MEETING
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND TROTS
- ARTICLETHAMES ACCEPTANCES
- ARTICLEVINCENT NOMINATIONS
- ARTICLECHEAPER THAN CARS
- GROUPING_NODEPage 7 Advertisements
- ARTICLETIELBANK FROM NAURU
- ARTICLEGARAGES FULL
- ARTICLEFIRE CALLS FOR YEAR
- ARTICLEOBITUARY
- ARTICLECROSSWORD No. 46
- ARTICLECUSTOMS REVENUE
- ARTICLESURF REPORTS
- ARTICLENEW YEAR RECITAL
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