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Mrs. E. C. Riddiford.

Auckland Star

18 June 1938

FATAL ACCIDENT Mrs. E. C. Riddiford, a prominent resident of Lower Hutt, who died from injuries resulting from an accident on Tuesday evening.

New Zealand Herald

17 June 1938

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J. J. Webster Photo. Mr. James Wallace, chairman of the Olago Education Board, who received an 0.8. E. in the Honours announced last Thursday. "Evening vrost row* A start was made recently on the foundations of school buildings at Newtown to replace the °lf . bal]d™& well known to those who pass up and down Riddiford Street. Gaze Photo, Major El F. Clayton-Greene, who received an, 0.8.EK (Military Division) in ; the recent Birthday Honours. He is a prominent figure in the Territorials at Hamilton.

Evening Post

13 June 1938

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PREPARING FOR MILITARY PAGEANT.—Some of the hundreds of performers who took part in the Aldershot Tattoo being fitted with hats and clothing at Albuhera Drill Hall, where uniforms of a periods were available. (At Right) TREASURED PAINTING.—The old chief and the present pictured at the historic Manukonki Pa Waitara. The present chief of this once well-populated district is Kaho (holding the portrait), who, when he was very young, lived with Wiremu Kingi on the banks of the Waitara River. Kaho and his people are proud of this oil painting of Wiremu Kingi, done by Mr Oliver Haddon after an old photograph taken at the request of Sir George Grey about 1847. Mr Haddon's painting was acquit ed by the Maoris of Manukoriki Pa. NEW SCHOOL BUILDING—A start was made recently on the foundations of the new primary school buildings at Newtown, Wellington, to replace the old buildings well known to those who pass up down Riddiford Street.

Northern Advocate

15 June 1938