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Auckland Star
2 June 1926
MR. STOREY'S FUNERAL,
Auckland Star
8 October 1921
THE LATE JOHN STOREY.
Hawke's Bay Tribune
8 October 1921
PARADE OF BROWNIES.
Kaikoura Star
21 October 1929
MR. STOREY'S FUNERAL.
New Zealand Herald
8 October 1921
THE BOYS WHO DIED.
Poverty Bay Herald
5 March 1920
IN MEMORIAM
Patea Mail
4 February 1920
BRAZILIAN TROUBLE
Southland Times
10 July 1924
INTER-HOUSE GIRLS’ CARNIVAL
Sun (Auckland)
9 March 1928
THE MARCHING HOSTS
Stratford Evening Post
1 September 1924
IN MEMORIAL.
Thames Star
24 April 1929
REVOLUTION IN POLAND.
Timaru Herald
14 May 1926
STORY OF A SONG
Wanganui Chronicle
8 March 1928
MARCH ON CAPITAL
Wanganui Chronicle
1 April 1929
THE BOYS WHO DIED.
Western Star
27 February 1920
KARL HAPSBURG'S COUP
Waikato Times
2 April 1921
LATE MR STOREY
Greymouth Evening Star
8 October 1921
MISS TOBIN IN CHINA
Evening Post
21 November 1928
IN BRIGANDS’ HANDS
Manawatu Standard
21 November 1928
A GREAT NIGHT
Maoriland Worker
20 December 1922
IN CAPTIVITY
Stratford Evening Post
22 November 1928
THE WENDY HUT.
Taranaki Daily News
9 October 1926
DISAFFECTED NATIVES IN* SAMOA. Members of the Mau "Police" marching in procession through the streets of Apia village.
New Zealand Herald
22 February 1928
The convicted strikers, with their sympathisers, marching up up the hill near Terrace gaol. —S. C. Smith, Photo.. .
New Zealand Times
15 September 1925
Parading in the barrack square before marching to the station to embark for Wiesbaden. (Sport and General, photo.)
Otago Witness
2 February 1926
DISAFFECTED NATIVES IN SAMOA.
Timaru Herald
3 March 1928
The parade, in charge of Lieutenant. A. B. Welch, marching up Moray Place to —Staff Photographer. First Church.
Otago Witness
21 August 1928
OCCUPATION OF THRACE
Hawera & Normanby Star
26 July 1920
A VIEW FROM THE TOWN HALL, OF THE MARCHING SQUADRONS FOLLOWED BY THE CROWD OF CIVILIANS IN QUEEN STREET.
New Zealand Herald
20 August 1925
GRADUATES AND UNDERGRADUATES OF CANTERBURY COLLEGE MARCHING FROM THE COLLEGE TO THE CATHEDRAL SERVICE IN CELEBRATION OF THE JUBILEE.
Otago Witness
22 May 1923
SERBIAN ADVANCE.
Poverty Bay Herald
13 September 1920
FRENCH OCCUPY ESSEN.
Ashburton Guardian
9 April 1920
THE CHATHAM DETACHMENT OF ROYAL MARINES, UNDER ORDERS TO PROCEED TO CHINA, MARCHING TO THE STATION TO ENTRAIN FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Otago Witness
8 March 1927
The Auckland Mounted Rifles marching through Otahuhu yesterday evening en route to the Showground, Epsom, where the regiment went into training.
Auckland Star
26 March 1926
Sailors and marine*-of-the Special Serrice-Squadron marching down Queen Street to their ship* »t the conclusion of to-day's march through ._.. «■- the city. – ■■ – . _.
Auckland Star
13 May 1924
"TWELVE GOOD MEN AND TRUE." A Supreme Court jury marching down Waterloo Quadrant under police escort during the luncheon adjournment yesterday.
New Zealand Herald
2 August 1929
KEMAL'S TURKISH CAVALRY MARCHING ALONG THE QUATSIDE YRNA PAST THE HUDDLED GROUPS OF GREEK REFUGEES A British warship on the left.
Otago Witness
14 November 1922
THE RHINELAND RIOTS: THE SEPARATISTS MARCHING FROM THE STATION AT DUSSELDORF. SOME WERE ARMED WITH PISTOLS OR HAND-GRENADES. (Central News, photo.
Otago Witness
27 November 1923
Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
Hawke's Bay Tribune
25 July 1921
NOVEMBER 11, 1928.—An Armistice Day parade in a picturesque setting. Boy Scouts marching into the new Holy Trinity Church at Otahuhu.
Sun (Auckland)
12 November 1928
GIRL GUIDE TROOPS MARCHING TO THE SALUTING BASE TO BE ADDRESSED BY THE PROVINCIAL COMMISSIONER, MRS J. G. MACDONALD. ——Sydney Smith, photo.
Otago Witness
3 April 1928
War in Siberia
Grey River Argus
20 February 1922
Further Advances By Poles
Bay of Plenty Times
26 August 1920
THE BRITISH ROYAL AIR FORCE. Recruit! training for the great display at Wembley, showing the men marching in formation. (Sport and General, photo.)
Otago Witness
13 October 1925
The Cantonese long and victorious march from the south—Canton—is nearing its end. They are now manoeuvring preparatory to marching into Shanghai, their goal.
Star (Christchurch)
3 March 1927
IT’S A WAY WE HAVE IN THE ARMY.—Healthy girls marching briskly in a competition at the Inter House Girls’ Sports Club meeting on Saturday.
Sun (Auckland)
19 November 1928
Troops of the Red Army marching put the tomb of Lenin in the Red Square at Moscow during the celebrations of the Soviet Government's anniversary.
Auckland Star
11 June 1927
BIG CROWD AT THE AUCKLAND DOMAIN celebrate St. Patrick's Day. An attractive glimpse of the children's marching, one of the features of a well-organised programme.
Auckland Star
18 March 1929
The Seddon Memorial Technical College Cadets, representatives of the Northern Command, marching in the Domain for the inspection by officers of the General Headquarters Staff.
New Zealand Herald
4 December 1925
CHURCH PARADE FOR MEMBERS OF THE LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION. Auckland Orangemen, headed by pipers, marching in procession to the Pitt Street Methodist Church yesterday afternoon-
New Zealand Herald
15 July 1929
THE RISING GENERATION PAYS HOMAGE TO THE MEN OF ANZAC. Grammar School boys marching in the procession yesterday afternoon to place wreaths on the Cenotaphu
New Zealand Herald
26 April 1928
Captain Amundsen supervising the loading of food supplies and marching equipment prior to his adventurous attempt to reach the roof of the world. (C.N., photo.)
Otago Witness
4 August 1925
TROOPING THE COLOURS: THE TROOPS MARCHING PAST IN THE IMPOSING CEREMONY WHICH FORMS PART OF THE OFFICIAL CELEBRATION OF THE KING’S BIRTHDAY. —Central News, photo.
Otago Witness
24 July 1923
THE REVOLT IN PORTUGAL.
Ashburton Guardian
31 May 1926
FLYING OR MARCHING?
Auckland Star
23 February 1926
MILITARY DISPLAY
Evening Star
26 March 1926
“JERQUES”
Evening Star
18 August 1924
CABLE NEWS.
Feilding Star
24 July 1923
AIR POLICY
Hawera Star
23 February 1926
LISBON REVOLT.
Manawatu Times
25 October 1921
Clifden Racing Club.
Otautau Standard and Wallace County Chronicle
5 February 1924
WANGANUI BANDS.
Poverty Bay Herald
18 March 1926
LATE SPORTING
Timaru Herald
4 March 1921
FRENCH IN SYRIA
Waikato Times
26 July 1920
HONOURING THE DEAD
Waihi Daily Telegraph
8 October 1921
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Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette
31 May 1922
MILITARY TATTOO.
Auckland Star
9 December 1920
“THE GUARDS’” HEELS
Evening Star
7 June 1927
Otautau Racing Club.
Otautau Standard and Wallace County Chronicle
11 January 1921
TOMMY COMES MARCHING HOME.
Star (Christchurch)
25 January 1927
WHANGAREI MUNICIPAL BAND.
Northern Advocate
3 March 1924
Page 1 Advertisements Column 6
Thames Star
20 August 1923
WOMEN'S COLUMN.
Grey River Argus
8 April 1921
BAND CARNIVAL
Dominion
10 October 1927
FRENCH MARCHING ON ESSEN.
Marlborough Express
9 April 1920
BLUEJACKETS ASHORE IN WELLINGTON FOR 1 MUSKETRY TRAINING. Detachments from the cnxisers EKomede and Dunedin marching through Lambton Quay, en route to Trentham. —s. c. smith.
New Zealand Herald
28 October 1926
AUCKLAND MOUNTED . RIFLES MARCHING INTO CAMP. Squadrons from various districts south of Auckland assembled at Papakura and marched to the Epsom showgrounds last evening. * —G. Vrjrer.
New Zealand Herald
26 March 1926
Page 2 Advertisements Column 3
Evening Star
22 July 1925
VOLUNTEERS MOBILISING.
Northern Advocate
23 June 1920
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Samoanische Zeitung
3 August 1923
TROUBLE AT WEMBLEY.
Thames Star
2 April 1924
THE PICTURESQUE CEREMONY OF TROOPING THE COLOUR ON THE HORSE GUARDS’ PARADE IN HONOUR OF THE KING’S BIRTHDAY. GUARDS WITH THEIR COLOURS DIPPED MARCHING PAST HIS MAJESTY.
Waikato Times
26 July 1924
SACCO-VANZETTI ECHO IN SYDNEY. Sympathisers, led by Communists, marching through Sydney streets on the day the two men were sent to the electric chair. -Sydney Sun, photo.
Otago Witness
6 September 1927
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Hawera Star
26 January 1927
EXHIBITIONS BUILDINGS HELD UP.
Horowhenua Chronicle
2 April 1924
BOLSHEVISTS MARCHING INTO GALICIA.
Hawera & Normanby Star
19 July 1920
NEW ZEALAND SAILORS TAKE PART IN SYDNEY ROUTE MARCH Men from the Dominion cruisers marching through tho city last week. Over 1400 Australian and New Zealand sailors participated.
Manawatu Standard
13 July 1929
NEW ZEALAND SAILORS TAKE PART IN SYDNEY ROUTE MARCH. Men from the Dominion cruisers marching through the city last week. Over 1400 Australian and New Zealand sailors participated.
New Zealand Herald
10 July 1929
ARAB KING’S WAY.—lbn Saud, King of the Hedjaz, is marching against hostile Arab tribes with a force of 30,000 of his best fighters. A big battle is expected.
Sun (Auckland)
20 September 1929
Page 6 Advertisements Column 3
Wairarapa Age
29 July 1925
FIRST BATTALION OTAGO REGIMENT, LED BY LIEUTENANT-COLONEL H. E. BARROWCLOUGH, D.S.O., M.C., MARCHING ALONG LOWER STUART STREET FROM THE RAILWAY STATION AFTER A WEEK IN CAMP AT MATARAE.
Otago Witness
13 March 1928
A FLAG AND TOTEM POLE were dedicated at the Devonport Methodist Church yesterday before a big muster of Scouts and Guides. The Scouts are here marching to the service.
Auckland Star
17 December 1928
TOWARDS HANKOW
Evening Post
11 February 1927
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
Feilding Star
7 February 1929
REBEL TURKS
Northern Advocate
26 July 1920
OCCUPATION OF THRACE
Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus
26 July 1920
GEORGE COURT’S TEAM, which won the Victory Cup and the Marching Cup for the second year in succession at Carlaw Park on Saturday, besides winning the Physical Culture Cup
Sun (Auckland)
18 November 1927
OCCUPATION OF THRACE
Thames Star
26 July 1920
A LONG SITTING.
Ashburton Guardian
27 December 1920
OLD ENGLISH CUSTOM.—"Bluecoat" boys (scholars from the Chelsea Hospital at Horsham, Sussex), marching to the city to attend Divine service before being received by the Lord Mayor, an annual custom.
Auckland Star
30 October 1929