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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEA NEW ZEALAND AVIATOR
• ARTICLEPROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION.
• ARTICLEMAORIS AND DESERTION
• ARTICLETHE LATE MR CAWTHRON.
• ARTICLEEIGHT AT ANZAC
• ARTICLECONCILIATION COUNCIL.
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• ARTICLEOMNIUM GATHERUM.
• ARTICLEFEDERATED SEAMEN'S UNION
• ARTICLETHE HECTOR MEDAL.
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• ARTICLECHARGES AGAINST R. S. MENZIES.
• ARTICLERECRUITING
• ARTICLECHATHAM ISLANDS
• ARTICLESUPREME COURT.
• ARTICLEST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION.
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• ARTICLECALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
• ARTICLEPASSING NOTES.
• ARTICLEUntitled
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• SECTIONTHE GARDEN.
  • ARTICLEOPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK.
  • ARTICLEHORTICULTURAL NOTES.
  • ARTICLEREMARKABLE LAWRENCE DAFFODIL SEEDLING.
  • ARTICLEAPPLE GROWING
  • ARTICLEFRUIT GROWING: CENTRAL OTAGO VERSUS NELSON.
  • ARTICLEWEST TAIERI HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
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• ARTICLETHE APIARY.
• ARTICLETRADE IN THE PACIFIC.
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• SECTIONFARM AND STATION.
  • ARTICLESHOW DATES.
  • ARTICLETHE WHEAT POSITION.
  • ARTICLEACTION OF VARIOUS PHOSPHATIC MANURES.
  • ARTICLENOTES ON RURAL TOPICS.
  • ARTICLEWHEAT AND FLOUR
  • ARTICLESTOCK AND GRAZING NOTES.
  • ARTICLESOUTHLAND AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
  • ARTICLEA NORTH ISLAND TALK.
  • ARTICLEDAIRYING IN WESTLAND.
  • ARTICLETARANAKI AND WEST COAST NOTES.
  • ARTICLEOUR YORKSHIRE LETTER.
  • ARTICLEBRITISH GOVERNMENT STOCKBREEDING SCHEME.
  • ARTICLEDEAR BUTTER
  • ARTICLEOTAGO A. & P. SOCIETY
  • ARTICLECLUTHA HORSE PARADE
  • ARTICLETHE WEATHER
  • ARTICLETHE BREADSTUFFS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
  • ARTICLEOTAGO LAND BOARD.
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• ARTICLEST. DOMINIC'S PRIORY.
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• SECTIONTHE GREAT WAR.
  • ARTICLEGENERALLY FAVOURABLE TO THE RUSSIANS
  • ARTICLEIMMENSE ENEMY LOSSES.
  • ARTICLETHE BRITISH FRONT.
  • ARTICLEFRENCH, AERIAL ARM.
  • ARTICLETHAT AWFUL COMBARDMENT.
  • ARTICLESLAVERY IN BELGIUM.
  • ARTICLEALLIED AIRMEN’S RAID.
  • ARTICLERUSSIAN SUPERIORITY OF ARTILLERY.
  • ARTICLEA RUSSIAN SUCCESS.
  • ARTICLETHE SUBMARINES.
  • ARTICLEGERMAN ATTACKS REPULSED.
  • ARTICLEM. DELCASSE RESIGNS.
  • ARTICLEIMPORTANT RUSSIAN SUCCESSES.
  • ARTICLEANOTHER ZEPPELIN RAID.
  • ARTICLEITALY AND AUSTRIA.
  • ARTICLEPREPARING FOR RETREAT.
  • ARTICLEGERMAN OFFICIAL REPORT.
  • ARTICLEGERMANY’S DIFFICULTIES.
  • ARTICLETHE ZEPPELIN RAID.
  • ARTICLETHE SUBMARINES.
  • ARTICLEBRITISH SUCCESSES.
  • ARTICLEANOTHER BRITISH SUCCESS.
  • ARTICLEFIGHT IN BALTIC SEA.
  • ARTICLEANOTHER VICTIM.
  • ARTICLETHE ZEPPELIN RAID.
  • ARTICLETHE BRITISH NAVY.
  • ARTICLECONSCRIPTION QUESTION.
  • ARTICLEFIGHTING FAVOURABLE TO RUSSIANS.
  • ARTICLETHE ZEPPELIN RAID.
  • ARTICLERECRUITING AND MUNITIONS.
  • ARTICLECANDID CRITICISM OF BRITAIN.
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• SECTIONCABLEGRAMS.
  • ARTICLEBRITISH AND FOREIGN.
  • ARTICLEINTERCOLONIAL.
• ARTICLEPANAMA CANAL LANDSLIDE
• ARTICLELABOUR PROBLEMS
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• SECTIONTHE BALKANS.
  • ARTICLEALLIES AT WORK IN SERBIA
  • ARTICLESERIES OF PATHETIC BLUNDERS.
  • ARTICLERUMANIA AND GREECE.
  • ARTICLEADVANCE-ON SERBIA.
  • ARTICLEHELL OF FIRE.
  • ARTICLEBULGARIA JOINS IN.
  • ARTICLELANDING AT SALONIKA.
  • ARTICLEBULGARIA.
  • ARTICLETHE SECRET TREATY.
  • ARTICLERUMANIA.
  • ARTICLEPRINCE WILLIAM OF WIED.
  • ARTICLEGERMANY’S AMBITION.
  • ARTICLETWO ENEMY MONITORS SUNK.
  • ARTICLEHEAVY AUSTRIAN LOSSES.
  • ARTICLEFACING TREMENDOUS ODDS
  • ARTICLEVON MACKENSEN'S ARMY.
  • ARTICLEBULGARIAN ATTACKS.
  • ARTICLERUSSIAN ASSISTANCE.
  • ARTICLEFEELING IN RUMANIA.
  • ARTICLEALLIES AT SALONIKA.
  • ARTICLESTATEMENT BY M. VIVIANI.
  • ARTICLEGENERAL NEWS.
  • ARTICLESERBIA HARD PRESSED.
  • ARTICLETROOPS AT SALONIKA.
  • ARTICLEBULGARIA’S MISTAKE.
  • ARTICLEBRITAIN’S DUTY.
  • ARTICLEJAPAN’S ATTITUDE.
  • ARTICLEGERMAN AND BULGARIAN LOSSES.
  • ARTICLETROOPS AT SALONIKA.
  • ARTICLEITALY’S ATTITUDE.
  • ARTICLESIR E. GREY’S STATEMENT.
  • ARTICLEFIGHTING IN SERBIA.
  • ARTICLEITALY’S PART.
  • ARTICLEGREECE’S HONOUR BARTERED.
  • ARTICLESERBIAN SUCCESSES.
  • ARTICLETROOPS AT SALONIKA.
  • ARTICLEGREECE'S DUPLICITY.
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• ARTICLEPRICE OF CHAFF
• ARTICLEN.S. WALES MINERS
• ARTICLEN.S. WALES WHEAT HARVEST
• ARTICLEJAPANESE TRADE
• ARTICLEAMERICA AND WAR
• ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN HIGH COMMISSIONERSHIP
• ARTICLE“NO-TREATING” LAW
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• ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN FINANCES
• ARTICLESOUTH AFRICAN ELECTIONS
• ARTICLEOUR ITALIAN ALLY
• ARTICLEGALE ON THE WEST COAST.
• ARTICLENEW ZEALAND LOAN
• ARTICLECHINA AND MONARCHY
• ARTICLEEARLY CLOSING OF HOTELS
• ARTICLETHE RAPHAEL TRIAL
• ARTICLECIVIL SERVANTS ENLISTING.
• ARTICLEMountain King Asthma Powder.
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• SECTIONTHE DARDANELLES
  • ARTICLEA QUIET PERIOD.
  • ARTICLETHE ROLL OF HONOUR
  • ARTICLEWITH THE AUSTRALIAN FORCES.
  • ARTICLEA LATER LIST.
  • ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES
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• ARTICLEOBITUARY.
• ARTICLEPOISON SELF-ADMINISTERED
• ARTICLECLUTHA PRESBYTERY
• ARTICLEENVER'S ATTACK.
• ARTICLEPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND.
• ARTICLECORPORAL BASSETT. V.C.
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• ARTICLEWAR TAX POSTAGE.
• ARTICLETHE COUNTRY.
• ARTICLESOUTHLAND NEWS NOTES.
• ARTICLEWAIHEMO COUNTY COUNCIL
• ARTICLESTORIES FROM THE TRENCHES
• ARTICLEAUSTRALIA TO-DAY
• ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
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• ARTICLESWITZERLAND'S ATTITUDE
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• GROUPING_NODEThe Otago Witness.
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  • ILLUSTRATIONPhoto by “Photopress.” THE RAVAGES OF THE GERMAN ARMY IN BELGIUM: A RECENT VIEW OP THE TOWN OF LOUVAIN. On August 19,...
  • ILLUSTRATIONPhoto by Newspaper Illustrations. BELGIUM AT THE PRESENT DAY: A MARKET SCENE IN THE TOWN OF AERSCHOT. This town suffe...
  • ILLUSTRATIONA BUILDING IN FRANCE DESTROYED BY ARTILLERY FIRE; THE RUINS OF LA MAIRIE, AT MASSIGES. IN THE ARGON* E, (Photographic...
  • ILLUSTRATIONIN’ THE WESTERN THEATRE OF WAR: GERMAN TROOPS IN BELGIUM READY TO LEAVE FOR THE TRENCHES. —Photo by Newspaper Illustr...
  • ILLUSTRATIONWITH THE AUSTRIAN ARMY: WONDERFULLY CONSTRUCTED TRENCHES NEAR THE DNIESTER RIVER. Central News, photi
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE HOMECOMING OF EI3S HEROIC DEAD. There were impressive scenes at Hull when he heroic dead of submarine El 3 were b...
  • ILLUSTRATIONEMBARKING TROOPS ON A TRANSPORT. Photo by “Photopress.’
  • ILLUSTRATIONA MILLION EGGS FOR THE WOUNDED. Efforts were recently made in London to collect 1,000,000 eggs *or our wounded. This ...
  • ARTICLEThe Ninth Reinforcements: Departure of Otago and Southland’s Quota for Trentham.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPANORAMA OP THE CROWD IN FRONT OP DUNEDIN RAILWAY STATION ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12,
    • ILLUSTRATIONOTAGO AXD SOUTHLAND QUOTA OF THE NINTH REINFORCEMENTS MARCHING THROUGH THE OCTAGON.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE HAST FAREWELL TO OUR BOYS AT THE DUNEDIN RAILWAY STATION-.
    • ILLUSTRATIONIN RESPONSE TO THE EMPIRE'S CALL: STALWART YOUNG HEN OF THE NINTH REINFORCEMENTS LISTENING TO THE FAREWELL ADI RESSES...
  • ARTICLEN.Z. Roll of Honour: Killed, Wounded, and Missing at the Dardanelles
    • ILLUSTRATIONLieut, J. A. Huntley Holmes, Canterbury Mounted, Died of wounds and enteric.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper M. Campbell, Otago Mounted, killed.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate D. L. Matheson, Australian Infantry, wounded
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper Clutha Mackenzie, (Son of tlie Hon. T. Mackenzie, High Commissioner for Hew Zealand) who lost his sight durin...
    • ILLUSTRATIONLance=corporal R, Turvey, Otago Infantry, missing.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate M. H. Bruning, Veterinary Corps, wounded
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate C. C. Yorke, Canterbury Infantry, killed
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper 0. L. Farrelly, Auckland Mounted, killed
    • ILLUSTRATIONCorporal J. M. Scott, Otago Mounted, wounded
    • ILLUSTRATIONCorporal J, V. Siddali, Canterbury Infantry, wounded
    • ILLUSTRATIONrivate A. K. Arthur Worso N.Z.M.C., wounded.
    • ILLUSTRATIONDriver C. Barr, Field Artillery, wounded
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate C. G. R. Sykes, Wellington Infantry, killed
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate W. P. M‘Kandry, Auckland Mounted, killed.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate C. R. Duke, Australian Infantry, thrice wounded
    • ILLUSTRATIONLance-corporal C. L. Comyns, Invalided home. Killed bv falling from a train in tlic Xorth Island.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper M. F, Cox, Wellington Mounted, missing
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper F. R. Haydon, Auckland Mounted, missing
    • ILLUSTRATIONSergeant R. Gore Sole, Wellington Infantry, killed
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate D. Stewart, Maori Contingent, killed
    • ILLUSTRATIONSergeant H. R. Williams, Otago Mounted, wounded.
    • ILLUSTRATIONSergeant E. S. Young, Otago Mounted, wounded
    • ILLUSTRATIONLance=corporal W. J. R. Hil Auckland Infantry, wounded.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate A. J. Gurr, Australian Infantry, wounded.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate A. R. Sneyd, Canterbury Infantry, killed
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate H. Armakatu, Maori Contingent, killed
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate A. Campbell, Canterbury Infantry, wounded
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper F. J. Small, Otago Mounted, wounded.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper J. A. Harney, Auckland Mounted, missing.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper J. J. Levien, Wellington Mounted, missin
    • ILLUSTRATIONCorporal G. J. Lloyd, Auckland Infantry, killed,
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper A. J, M‘Donald, Wellington Mounted, killed.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper M. A. Knight, Canterbury Mounted, wounded,
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper J. N. JVTLeod, Canterbury Mounted, wounded.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate R. Delaney, Maori Contingent, wounded
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper E. Williams, Otago Mjounted~"vTOunded
  • ARTICLEN.Z. Roll of Honour: Heroes Wounded Missing, or who have Died from Sickness.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate A. Dasler, Otago Infantry, wounded
    • ILLUSTRATIONGunner C. N. Ricketts, Field Artillery, wounded.
    • ILLUSTRATIONSergeant L. J. M‘Pherson, Australian Infantry, wounded,
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper J. G. Harvey, Canterbury Mounted, wounded Previously reported missing.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper E. E. Lord, Wellington Mounted, wounded
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper E. J. AodertiOß Auckland Mounted, wound.;
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper W. J. Welsh, Otago Mounted, wounded
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper J. M‘Millan, Canterbury Mounted, wounded
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate T. Souness, Otago Infantry, wounded
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper R. Thomson, Canterbury Mounted, woundei
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate A. F. Johanson, Wellington Infantry, wounded
    • ILLUSTRATIONprn ate A. Glen, igo nfantry, wounded.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate J. S. Scrivener, Otago Infantry, wounded.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper W. C. White, Canterbury Mounted, woundei
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate A. Duncan, Otago Infantry, missing. Reported prisoner of war
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper L. S. Jane, Otago Mounted, wounded.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper Wm. Anderson, Auckland Mounted, wounded
    • ILLUSTRATIONSergeant C. A. Warwood, N.A.M.C., died of enteric.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate J. Turnbull, Otago Infantry, wounded
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper F. E. G, Ward, lanterbnrv Mounted, wounded
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper A. Pay, Otago Mounted, wounded,
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper F. W. C. Bagnall, Canterbury Mounted, wounded,
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate J. Anderson, Canterbury Infantry, wounded
    • ILLUSTRATIONR.Q.M. S. G. A. Roach, Died of enteric.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate A. C. M'lntyre, Otago Infantry, wounded.
    • ILLUSTRATIONSergeant G. H. White, Divisional Headquarters Staff, wounded
    • ILLUSTRATIONQ.M.S. J. A. Forsythe, Field Artillery, wounded.
    • ILLUSTRATIONSecomldieutenant H. M. Hutton, Australian Light Horse, wounded.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper J. M‘K. Lincoln Tod, Otago Mounted, wounded.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate N, Lean, Otago Infantry, died of dysentry,
    • ILLUSTRATIONSapper C. E. Meachen, N.Z. Engineers, wounded.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate P. H. Munro, Australian Infantry, missing.
    • ILLUSTRATIONGunner N. C. Wiseman, Field Artillery, wounded.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrooper K. A. Bayne, Wellington Mounted, wounded.
    • ILLUSTRATIONBombardier R. D. Cowie, Field Artillery, wounded.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPrivate A. J. Davies, X.Z.M.C., died of dysentry,
    • ILLUSTRATIONNEW ZEALANDERS IN WALTON-ON-THAMES HOSPITAL: A GROUP UT CANTERBURY HEROES FROM THE DARDANELLES. (Photos by Park’s Pho...
    • ILLUSTRATIONRELAXATION ON A BRITISH SUBMARINE: MEMBERS OF THE CREW FISHING The wonderful exploits of our submarines, which the Ad...
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE SINKING OF THE ATLANTIC LINER ARABIC, AFTER BEING TORPEDOED BT A GERMAN .SUBMARINE. This wonderful photograph of ...
    • ILLUSTRATIONHOSPITAL NURSES TREATING OUR WOUNDED BOYS TO A PICNIC TEA ON THE LAWN. These are some of the men with whom King Georg...
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE CREST OF THE BLACK WATCH FORMED IX PEBBLES OX A RIVER BAXK *l. guard of the Black Watch in charge of a certain po...
    • ILLUSTRATIONA TYPICAL GERMAN TRENCH IN NORTHERN FRANCE. The occupants are stationed at one of the field telephone stations in the...
    • ILLUSTRATIONGERMAN RECRUITS BEING INSTRUCTED IN RIFLE SHOOTING. (IMiol.is liy Newspaper Illustrations.)
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE GERMAN OCCUPATION OF WARSAW: PRINCE LEOPOLD OF BAVARIA WITH HIS STAFF OUTSIDE THE FAMOUS RUSSIAN CATHEDRAL IN WAR...
    • ILLUSTRATIONBRIDGE OVER THE VISTULA. BETWEEN WARSAW AND PRAGA, DESTROYED BY THE RUSSIANS BEFORE THEIR RETIREMENT.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE GERMANS BUILDfNG A PONTOON BRIDGE ACROSS THE VISTULA, IN ORDER TO LAND TROOPS IN WARSAW.
    • ILLUSTRATIONA BIG CAPTURE OF GERMANS J.\ 'J.HE WESTERN THEATRE OF WAR. Over 1000 Genmm prisoners captured by the French lu the re...
    • ILLUSTRATIONA WINTRY SCENE IN THE YO.SGES: PRESIDENT POINCAIRE INSPECTING A COMPANY OF ALPINE CHASSEURS.
    • ILLUSTRATIONUIMTISII PRISONERS CAPTURED l!V THE GERMANS DURING THE RECENT FIGHTING IN FLANDERS. (Photos by "Photopress.”
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE TRAGEDY OF POLAND: A TYPICAL SCENE IN THE COUNTRY DEVASTATED BY THE RUSSIAN ARMY DURING THE RETREAT. This photogr...
    • ILLUSTRATIONA. SNAPSHOT AT THE DARDANELLES: THREE WOUNDED TURKS HEIN or uROUGHT INTO THE BRITISH LINES.
    • ILLUSTRATIONWITH THE BELGIAN ARMY IN FLANDERS: A MACHINE GUN IN A SHELTERED POSITION. (Photos by Central News.)
    • ILLUSTRATIONA DRAMATIC INCIDENT OF THE FIGHTING IN GALLIPOLI. A British officer leading a Turkish parlementaire. the bearer of a ...
    • ILLUSTRATIONLIEUT. F. VOK TEiMPSKY KETTLE, Of Napier, Wellington Mounted Rifles. First reported to have been killed in action, no...
    • ILLUSTRATIONLIEUT. DESMOND FOSBERY KETTLE. Auckland Mounted Rifles. Killed in action.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHREE NEW ZEALAND BOYS WHO HAVE GAINED A PLACE IN THE ROLL OF HONOUR. At back; Private James Dunn (Wellington Battali...
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE LATE HON. JOHN DUTHIE, M.L.C, A well-known Wellington merchant.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE LATE HON. J. A. MILLAR, M.L.C, ■* Ex-Minister of Railways, ex-representative of Dunedin, and for some years secre...
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE CEMETERY ON GALLIPOLI PENINSULA WHERE THE FALLEN OFFICERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN AND From the Graphic. NEW ZEALAND ARM...
    • ILLUSTRATIONPARTY LEAVING THE MULLER HUT FOR HEAD OF GLACIER.
    • ILLUSTRATIONANOTHER SNAPSHOT OF THE PARTY EN ROUTE TO THE GLACIER.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTWO LADY EXPERTS SKI-ING AT MOUNT COOK.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE LATE MJR A. H. I ALCONER, The well-known swman’s nu:-«donary, and friend A the late Erank Bullen.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE LATE MR THOMAS COLE, Dunedin City Councillor, and ex-Mayor of the city.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE S.S. CLUTHA SUNK IN THE MOLYNEUX RIVER. NEAR TUAPEKA MOUTH. —D. W. Morgan, photo.
    • ILLUSTRATIONMISS BESSIE THOMcOX. First prize for musical monoloerue (amateur) "Xot Understood.’’
    • ILLUSTRATIONST. DOMINIC’S COLLEGE A TEAM, WINNERS OF FIRST PRIZE FOR CLUB SWINGING Back row (from left): Misses A. Blee, A. Bell,...
    • ILLUSTRATIONMISS MINNA COX, First prize for recitation, “Waking Up ’ (girls 11 and tinder 14 years).
    • ILLUSTRATIONA PORT CHARMERS BOY’S GRAVE. On the grave of Private Maitland Peters, killed in action at Gallipoli, his friend and s...
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE FOURTH BATTERY OF THE “NEW ZEALAND FIELD ARTILLERY AT PRACTICE.
    • ILLUSTRATIONA FIRE IN CAIRO, SHOWING AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND SOLDIERS IN THE STREETS. (Photos by Wade.)
    • ILLUSTRATIONAUSTRALASIAN NAVAL PROGRESS; LAUNCH OF THE fRTITSFE “BRISBANE” AT SYDNEY. Photo by Alex. Casserly.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE HAM AD AX HOLIDAY IX CAIRO. (The ninth month of the Mohammedan year). Sights which amuse Xew Zealand and Australi...
    • ILLUSTRATIONOPENING OF THE SOLDIERS’ CLUB IN CAIRO BY GENERAL MAXWELL. The organisation of the club was carried out by representa...
    • ILLUSTRATIONSOUTH AF RICA'S OVERSEA CONTINGENT. A snapshot on the eve of the departure of the men of the South African heavy arti...
    • ILLUSTRATION]<’OH THE EMPIKK'S CAUSE: A RECRUITING M.EKTINO IN SOUTH AFRICA Captain Gentry, a hero of many campaigus, addresses a...
    • ILLUSTRATIONMR J. J. WOODS’S ATTRACTIVE HOUSE AND GARDEN AT LAWRENCE, OTAGO. (Photos by F. Williams.)
    • ILLUSTRATIONA REMARKABLE DAFFODIL SEEDLING—MRS H. HART. Raised by Mr John J. Woods, Lawrence. (See particulars in Garden Column.)
    • ILLUSTRATIONDAFFODIL'S IN BLOOM ON THE HILLSIDE AT MESSRS SIMPSON AND HARTS’S PROPERTY, LAWRENCE.
    • ILLUSTRATIONDAFFODILS NATURALISED IN GRASS: THE CHARMING SPRING FLOWER IN BLOOM AT MESSRS SIMPSON AND HARTS’S, LAWRENCE.
    • ILLUSTRATIONNEW ZEAEANDEK;' IN TKENCH.ES AT “QUINN’S POST,” GALEIPi )Ul. Private Jack Smith, of Opoho, North 2ast Valley, now of ...
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE: LATE GENERAL PESTEICH, A Russian general who was killed in one of the early battles of the campaign.
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    • ILLUSTRATIONA SCENE IN AKAROA HARBOUR, CANTERBURY, A PICTURESQUE WATERING-PLACE MUCH PATRONISED BY CHRISTCHURCH RESIDENTS.
    • ILLUSTRATIONNo. 1 LIFT AT GABRIEL’S GULLY SLUICING CLAIM. This lift is operating on the lower portion of the claim, and is just a...
    • ILLUSTRATIONNo. 2 LIFT, WHICH IS ELEVATING 108 FEET. This is one of the highest lifts in New Zealand. The paddock shown in the ph...
    • ILLUSTRATIONNORTH OTAGO A. AND P. SOCIETY’S ANNUAL HORSE PARADE AT OAMaRU ON OCTOBER 2 – Clarke, photo. THE CLYDESDALE STALLION'S...
    • ILLUSTRATIONEXHIBIT OF NEW ZEALAND APPLES AT THE ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY’S SHOW IN LONDO’- ON AUGUST 4. The exhibit was forwa...
    • ILLUSTRATIONA VIEW OF No. 3 LIFT, WHICH IS ELEVATING 65 FEET. This lift is failing into the old cement workings. The men are stan...
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE SHAREHOLDERS IN THE GABRIEL’S GULLY SLUICING COMPANY Back row (from left); Messrs Randal Montgomery, Edmund Varco...
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE LATE SERGEANT-MAJOR HUNTER, Of Black Torrington, a Crimean veteran. who has over half a dozenrelatives at the fro...
    • ILLUSTRATIONNEW ZEALAND HONEY AT BRISTOL, ENGLAND. A very effective display arranged by Messrs Bendall’s Stores, Ltd.*, Bristol.
• ARTICLENOTES AND QUERIES.
• ARTICLELAW QUERIES.
• ARTICLEVETERINARY QUERIES.
• ARTICLEBIRTHS.
• ARTICLEMARRIAGES.
• ARTICLEDEATHS.
• ARTICLEDEATHS.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEFOR THE EMPIRE’S CAUSE.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLETHE NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY FORCE.
• ARTICLEThe Otago Witness WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE SOUTHERN MERCURY. (WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1916.) THE WEEK.
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• ARTICLEUntitled
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• ARTICLEAPPROPRIATION BILL
• ARTICLEMONEY.
• ARTICLEPARLIAMENTARY GALLERY NOTES.
• ARTICLEAN INTERNED BARON
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• ARTICLETHE NEW ZEALANDERS ON GALLIPOLI.
• ARTICLEEVOLUTION OF ANZAC
• ARTICLECONCILIATION COUNCIL
• ARTICLEWOUNDED NEW ZEALANDERS
• ARTICLEKAITANGATA NOTES.
• ARTICLETHE BAPTIST UNION.
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• SECTIONTHE EMPIRE’S CALL.
  • ARTICLEANOTHER BAND GOES FORWARD.
  • ARTICLENEED FOR RECRUITS.
  • ARTICLETHE CALL FOR MEN
  • ARTICLEANOTHER RECRUITING RALLY
  • ARTICLEGOING TO THE FRONT.
  • ARTICLEDEATH OF RETURNED SOLDIER.
  • ARTICLESICK AND WOUNDED.
  • ARTICLEHOSPITAL SHIP MARAMA.
  • ARTICLETHE NATIONAL REGISTER
  • ARTICLETHE RED CROSS
  • ARTICLETHE OTAGO PATRIOTIC FUND.
  • ARTICLEBELGIAN RELIEF FUND.
  • ARTICLELEATHER WAISTCOATS FOR THE TROOPS.
  • ARTICLENORTH OTAGO SOLDIERS’ FUND.
  • ARTICLEADMINISTRATION OF RELIEF FUNDS.
  • ARTICLEOTAGO WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION.
  • ARTICLEOVERSEAS CLUB.
  • ARTICLEWORK AT MORNINGTON.
  • ARTICLEWEST TAIERI PATRIOTIC ASSOCIATION.
  • ARTICLECOMFORTS FOR WOUNDED.
  • ARTICLEWINTER AT GALLIPOLI.
  • ARTICLECHRISTMAS GIFTS.
  • ARTICLEWAR RELIEF FUNDS.
  • ARTICLESOLDIERS’ EFFECTS.
  • ARTICLEPERSONAL NOTES.
  • ARTICLETHE TURKISH PRISONERS.
  • ARTICLEJOTTINGS.
  • ARTICLEIN THE THICK OF IT.
  • ARTICLEHOW THE MAORIS CHARGED
  • ARTICLETHRILLING INCIDENTS.
  • ARTICLEA WOUNDED WARRIOR
  • ARTICLEH.M.S. NEW ZEALAND.
• ARTICLECASUALTIES.
• ARTICLEN.Z. PARLIAMENT.
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• SECTIONSPORTING.
  • ARTICLETALK OF THE DAY.
  • ARTICLEIN A NUTSHELL.
  • ARTICLECANTERBURY DOINGS.
  • ARTICLEWELLINGTON NOTES.
  • ARTICLEAUCKLAND TOPICS.
  • ARTICLERACING IN NEW ZEALAND.
  • ARTICLEWEIGHTS, ACCEPTANCES, Etc.
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• ARTICLEBOWLING.
• ARTICLETRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC
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• ARTICLECycling and Motor Notes
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• ARTICLECRICKET.
• ARTICLETHE DEFENCE FORCES
• ARTICLESUPPLY OF SEAMEN.
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• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLELAND AND WATER.
• ARTICLEANGLING.
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• ARTICLECHARGE OF MURDER.
• SECTIONFANCIERS’ COLUMN.
  • ARTICLETHE KENNEL.
  • ARTICLEPOULTRY NOTES.
• ARTICLEFIRES.
• ARTICLENEW ZEALAND NEWS ITEMS.
• ARTICLEMAGISTRATE’S COURT.
• ARTICLENEW ZEALAND PRISONERS
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• ARTICLEMINING.
• ARTICLESUPREME COURT.
• ARTICLEPERSONAL ITEMS.
• ARTICLELATE MR T. COLE
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• SECTIONTHE STAGE.
  • ARTICLENEW ZEALAND' BOOKINGS.
  • ARTICLETHEATRICAL AND MUSICAL NOTES.
  • ARTICLESTAGE GOSSIP.
  • ARTICLEWELLINGTON WING WHISPERS.
• ARTICLESHIPPING NEWS.
• ARTICLEA SERIOUS CHARGE
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• ARTICLEDRAUGHTS.
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• ARTICLEMULTUM IN PARVO.
• ARTICLENATURE NOTES.
• ARTICLETHE PAST SESSION
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• ARTICLEFUN AND FANCY.
• ARTICLEGOLDEN WEDDING
• ARTICLEWHERE THEY LIVED.
• ARTICLEQUEEN OF A DAY.
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• SECTIONTHE LADIES’ PAGE.
  • ARTICLETABLE TALK.
  • ARTICLETHE WEEK.
  • ARTICLELADIES’ GOSSIP.
  • ARTICLEIN FASHION’S REALM.
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• ARTICLE“ALIEN'S” LETTER FROM ENGLAND.
• ARTICLEHOME INTERESTS.
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• ARTICLEOUR BABIES.
• ARTICLEVOLUNTEER SISTERHOOD
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• SECTIONTHE SKETCHER.
  • ARTICLETHE MOBILISATION OF SCIENCE.
  • ARTICLETHROUGH A DARTMOOR WINDOW.
  • ARTICLESOME PENSION CURIOSITIES.
  • ARTICLETURKEY’S CAPITAL.
  • ARTICLETHE FIRST SUBMARINE.
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• ARTICLEHERE AND THERE.
• ARTICLESCIENCE NOTES.
• ARTICLEHEALTH COLUMN.
• ARTICLESOLDIER LEGISLATORS
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• ARTICLELITERATURE.
• ARTICLETELEGRAPHIC PRESS RATES.
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• ARTICLEIMPORTANT NOTICE.
• ARTICLEOLD WRITERS’ WEEK.
• ARTICLEELEMENTAL WAR AND PEACE.
• ARTICLED.L.F. ROLL OF HONOUR.
• ARTICLELETTERS FROM THE LITTLE FOLK.
• ARTICLEPATER'S COATS WITH THE BOYS.
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• ARTICLEEDITOR’S WALLET
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLEOUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS COLUMN
• ARTICLETHE KINGS’ WATERWAY.
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• ARTICLETALES OF THE SHEARINGSHED.
• ARTICLETHE GARLAND.
• ARTICLEMOSGIEL MAGISTRATE’S COURT.
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• SECTIONSHORT STORIES.
  • ARTICLECOMPENSATION.
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