New Zealand Herald
3 February 1917
(l> The English team, which won the first Test. Standing (left to right): Kilner, Tate, Chapman, Wood, E. Tyldesley, Parkin, Hcndrcn, Sutcliffe. Seated: Fender, Gilligan (capt.), Hobbs, Woolley. (2) The South African eleven, which has been outclassed in the Test series. Standing (left to right): Nourse, Parker, Catter.il, Dean, Sussk'nd, Pepler, Nupen, Hearne. Seated: Ward, Taylor (capt.), Commaille, Blanckenberg.
Auckland Star
9 August 1924
ENGLISH CRICKET TEAM AT PRESENT TOURING AUSTBA la. Bock row, left to right: J. Bryan, B. Tyldesley, M. W. Tate. F. C. Toone (Manager) W Whysall A P. F. A. 'Sandham. Middle row-J. W. Hearne, H. Strudwick, J. W. H.■ T. Douglas, A. E. R. Gilligan (Captain), J. B. Hobbs, F. E. WooUey. Front row: R. Kilner, E. Hendren, A. P. Freeman, H. Sutchflo, H. Howell. —Sydney Mail.
New Zealand Herald
22 November 1924
#0) Mies Diamond, winner of Champion Piano Solo; (2) Miss M'Carthy, winner of Piui o Solo, under 16, and Piano Solo under 18; (3) Miss L. Briasoo, first in Piano Solo under 12; (4) Mis 9 Eileen Kirk, first for Elocution, under 12; (5) Misses Lette and Dineen, first in Piano Duet; (6) Mrs Pot s, first in Mezzo-Soprano Solo, Soprano Soio; (7) Misses Dea and Aitcheson, winners of the Story Without Words; (S) Miss E. Hewton first in Piano Solo, under 14; (9) Miss Gwen Beckerstaff, first in Character Song, under 16; (10) Hawera Quartette Party, winners of Quartette (Sacred)—Messrs Tarrant, Searle, Cate, and Whitehorn; (11) Miss Jessie Wadding-ton, first in Piano Solo, under 10; (12) Miss Tate (Dannevirke), winner Violin Solo (open).
Otago Witness
7 May 1919
TWENTY-SEVENTH REINFORCEMENT, NEW ZEALAND MOUNTED RIFLES, FEATHERSTON MILITARY CAMP, MARCH, 1917. Back Row.—Troopers White, King, Whilconibe, Pearce, Burrell, Booth, Wormald, vSmith. Watson, Tate, M'Neill, Cartwright, Mi-cl ell, Dalton, Apps, Biixton, Stanton. Fifth Row.—Troopers Sim, Gibson, Rose, Brown, M'Bride, Cook, Senior-Lawrence, Fleming, Macpherson, Buckthought, Luxton. Geinge, Bartholomew, King, Sinclair, Hailing, M'Ginries. Fourth Row.—Troopers McNeill, Morgan. Andrew. Tait, Brooke, Whyte. Clayton, Sim, Keating, Davies, Dunipace, Buckthought, Bi'tler, Salter, Christensen. Heath, Lambert. Biggar. Third Row.—Troopers Nixon, Matchett, Horsfall, Lambert, Hunt, Larmbert, Colyer, Stanly, Carter, M'Culloch, Roberts, Banks, Git ham, Gibson, Coldwell, Harris, Carter, M'Adam, Shaw. Second Row.—Sitting: Lance-corporals Henderson. Kemp. Williams. Corporals Polron Blackbourn, Sergeant Whitty, Sergeant D<nton, Sergeant Chorley, Sergeant-major Denton, Second-lieutenant Moore, 0.C., Secondlieutenant Paterson, Quartering s*'"--s'"-geant Lucas, Sergeants Delaney, Faber, Dudieridge. Corporal Pollard, Lance-corporals Andrew, Rountree, Brooke. First Row.—Sitting: Troopers Rae, Gall, Brown, Walker, Floyd, Whale, Hughes, Hughes, Fielding, Falkner, Moore, Stalker, Wood. (Allan P. Mackenzie, photographer, Featherston).
Otago Witness
30 May 1917
NEW ZEALAND FRUITGROWERS' FEDERATION NINTH ANNUAL CONFERENCE: DIRECTORS, DELEGATES AND DEPARTMENTAL OFFICERS. Front row (left to right): Messrs A. Davidson (Otago), J. Stewart (Nelson), F. Firth (Auckland), W. R. Waters (Govt. Biologist), J. L. Brown (Nelson), H. Paltridge (Auckland), H. G. Apsey. Second row: Messrs J. S. Triggs (Auckland), W. T. Goodwin (Assistant Director of Horticulture), J. A. Campbell (Director of Horticulture), H. S. Izard (Director, Auckland), H. E. Napier (Manager and Secretary of Federation), A. M. Robertson (Acting President, H. B.), J. Allen (Director, Nelson), F. W. Cone (Director, Canterbury), H. Turner Director, Otago), J. H. Waigth (Otago). Third row: Messrs W. A. Tate (Wairarapa), E. A. Stead (Canterbury), C. O. Shuttleworth (Auckland), A. M'Leod (Canterbury), C. H. Mackay (Nelson), M. Davey (Instructor, Poverty Bay), S. Holmes (Hawke's Bay), D. Haining (Nelson), F. E. Nottage (Nelson), R. Paynter (Hawke’s Bay), W. G. Hyde (Instructor, Wellington), G. Moody (Otago), Lieut.-colonel Gray (Nelson), W. G. Williams (Auckland), J. Marshall (Marlborough), E. C. Walton (Auckland), representing Radley and Co. Fourth row: Messrs A. Roy (Instructor, Canterbury), W. Kirk (Poverty Bay), B. Goodwin (Instructor, Otago), G. Stratford (Instructor, Motueka), H. E. Stevens (Nelson), G. Cooper (Nelson), J. H. Thorp (Instructor, Mapua), C. Craigie (Instructor, Blenheim), Geo. A. Green (Hon. Secretary Auckland F.G. Council and representative of the Association of Nurserymen). (Muir and Mackinlay, photo.)
Otago Witness
24 June 1924
