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TATE, who captured six Aus-, tralian wickets.

Dominion

22 December 1924

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RIFLEMAN G. W. TATE (of Egmont Village, Taranaki) Died of Wounds.

Free Lance

5 September 1918

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M. W. TATE, the English bowler, who secured six New South Wales wickets.

Dominion

22 November 1924

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. COLONEL R. W., TATE, The new Civil Administrator of Samoa Bartlett and Andrew Studio.

Free Lance

19 November 1919

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PRDTATE CHARLES VIVIAN THOMAS, wounded in the shoulder recently. His father is Mr. A. T. Thomas, of Ngaromm, Waikato.

Auckland Star

18 July 1916

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Finish Grand National Steeples—Tigerland beats Master Peter for second place. Finish Casnmere Tate-Three placed horses (Ilka, Sun Up, and Rawene) finish close together,

Dominion

14 August 1924

Arthur Mailey opened the first innings with Nothling. Here we see Mailey scoring his first run. He scored 1 3 and was bowled by Tate.

Otago Witness

16 December 1924

ENGLISH CRICKETERS DEFEAT NEW SOUTH WALES BY THREE WICKETS AT SYDNEY. Andrews (N.S.'W.) playing carefully to Tate's bowling. Strudwiek (wicketkeeper), Kilner a.nd Chapman (right) are also shown. 9 –

New Zealand Herald

6 December 1924

A hundred men searched for the body off James Howard, which was found Tate on Sunday afternoon near the point shown in the illustration, a mile from the camp.

Star (Christchurch)

29 January 1923

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THE NEW ZEALAND VICE-REGAL PARTY AFTER LANDING. Hon. Dr Pomare is under the lamp, Lady Liverpool on his left, Lord Liverpool (Governor General) is in white with a helmet, and facing him Colonel Tate (Acting Administrator),

Otago Witness

19 September 1919