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NZ Truth
2 August 1928
ASIA MINOR WAR
New Zealand Times
29 July 1921
Untitled
New Zealand Times
13 January 1926
TO REPRESENT AUSTRALIA. (Sun Feature Bureau) Fifty boys, members of the Young Australia League, left Sydney by the Esperance Bay on February 16 for a tour of the world. They are shown marching through Sydney on their way to the ship. Their smart appearance attracted much favourable comment.
Otago Witness
11 March 1924
MARCH ON BERLIN
Stratford Evening Post
26 October 1923
Page 16 Advertisements Column 1
Sun (Auckland)
28 June 1928
MARCHING OUT.
Timaru Herald
21 May 1927
SCHOLARS from Chelsea Hospital at Horsham, Sussex, make their annual visit to the city to attend Divine Service at Christ Church, Newgate, London, before proceeding to the Mansion House to be received by the Lord Mayor. The Bluecoat Boys are marching across London Bridge, in their quaint old-time uniform.
Star (Christchurch)
9 November 1929
Untitled
Star (Christchurch)
29 July 1926
Boy Scouts from New Zealand marching in procession in the Stadium at Wembley on August 1 at the. opening of the. great jamboree, in which 12,000 Scouts from all over the Empire took part. The “All Black” Scouts are led by A. Hyde, of New Brighton. (Central Press photo)
Star (Christchurch)
4 September 1924
REBELLION IN MEXICO.
Star (Christchurch)
31 January 1921
ROUT FOR AMANULLAH
Wanganui Chronicle
29 May 1929
MARCHING ORDERS
Wanganui Chronicle
14 December 1926
Photograph shows the stowaways, •who. according to Captain Daniels caused a panic among the 600 passengers in the liner Jervis Bay in the Indian Ocean while on a voyage from Freemantle to Colombo, marching under an armed guard of bluejackets after being landed at Colombo. —Central News, photo.
Dominion
30 August 1928
While forty bishops were sitting in solemn conclave at Lambeth Palace, London, to give final consideration to the revised prayer book, some hundreds of clergy and laymen m arched there in procession to present a petition of Protest. Photograph shows the procession marching to the Palace. Central Press.
Dominion
31 March 1927
Untitled
Dominion
21 January 1926
BRITISH DOCKERS' STRIKE.
Press
25 July 1923
THE EXHIBITION.
Press
25 March 1926
RADIO BROADCASTING
Evening Star
4 July 1929
ON THE AIR.
Gisborne Times
4 July 1929
SOEN'ES IN BERLIN
Grey River Argus
23 March 1920
THE EXHIBITION.
Grey River Argus
27 March 1926
MAORIS ANNOYED
Hawke's Bay Tribune
25 February 1928
TEACHERS IN TRIM.
Manawatu Times
10 March 1925
DUNEDIN EXHIBITION.
New Zealand Herald
25 March 1926
BOY SCOUT COMPETITIONS
Dominion
15 April 1924
EXHIBITION PAGEANT
Dominion
25 March 1926
GERMAN DISORDERS.
New Zealand Herald
27 October 1923
SPORTING.
Oamaru Mail
4 May 1920
Page 1 Advertisements Column 5
Thames Star
25 August 1923
RAPIDITY OF OFFENSIVE.
Ashburton Guardian
14 May 1920
THE WRONG MAN.
Auckland Star
1 January 1921
BOLSHEVIK WAR
Evening Post
19 February 1920
MARCHING ON CANTON
Evening Star
23 September 1929
MARCH OF THE COMMUNISTS.
Feilding Star
26 October 1923
ANOTHER SOVIET REPUBLIC
Grey River Argus
23 March 1920
REVOLT IN NICARAGUA.
Hawera Star
4 January 1928
WAR ON BOLSHEVIKS.
Hawke's Bay Tribune
22 November 1921
MARCH ON DAMASCUS.
Hawke's Bay Tribune
26 July 1920
LATEST SPORTING.
Hawke's Bay Tribune
19 May 1921
COMMUNIST RIOTS
Hawera & Normanby Star
20 August 1921
PERSIA
Hawera & Normanby Star
21 July 1920
BOLSHEVIK ARMIES MARCHING ON WARSAW.
Hawera & Normanby Star
23 July 1920
LOSSES OF THE TURKS.
Manawatu Standard
28 July 1921
TURKISH RESISTANCE.
Marlborough Express
26 July 1920
FARMING DISRUPTION.
Northern Advocate
7 April 1923
MARCHING ORDERS
Northern Advocate
11 May 1928
JAPAN
Nelson Evening Mail
24 February 1923
SINN FEIN IN AMERICA.
New Zealand Herald
31 December 1920
THE NEAR EAST
New Zealand Times
21 July 1920
GERMAN AFFAIRS.
Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus
6 May 1920
DISTURBANCES IN GERMANY.
Wanganui Chronicle
6 May 1920
THE CAUCASUS.
Waimate Daily Advertiser
20 July 1920
AFGHAN TROUBLE
Waimate Daily Advertiser
29 May 1929
S.C. JOCKEY CLUB.
Timaru Herald
1 May 1920
BOLSHEVIKS IN THE EAST
Dominion
21 July 1920
MASONIC CEKEMOmAL.-Lord Ampthill, Most Worshipful Pro. Grand Master of the United Grand Lodge of England, laidthe foundation-stone of the Lord Mayor Treloar Cripples' Home and College, at Alton, Hants., on 22nd October. The photograph shows little cripples Matching the Masonic prgcesswi}, in &hich Lord Ampthill is marching, betweea the sword and. stmdard
Evening Post
28 November 1929
LYALL BAY PICTURES.
Evening Post
22 July 1921
BRITISH COMMUNISTS
Evening Star
20 August 1921
WARFARE IN NICARAGUA
Feilding Star
3 January 1928
THRACE.
Hawke's Bay Tribune
26 July 1920
WAR IN MOROCCO.
Kaikoura Star
13 October 1925
Page 14 Advertisements Column 4
New Zealand Herald
4 July 1925
H^eklPljnCe °f kyeStercluy i^iUne i – rwas_|iven a §reat reception by the people of Dover, when he inspected the Ist Seaforth Highlanders, of which he is the Colonel-m-Chief. The men of the Ist Seaforth Highlanders are shown marching past the Prince of Wales.
Otago Daily Times
17 August 1929
REDS' ADVANCE IN ARMENIA.
Poverty Bay Herald
20 July 1920
STABBED TO DEATH.
Pahiatua Herald
9 June 1925
Untitled
Te Aroha News
5 January 1920
POLLY, PETER AND WALLABY.
Taranaki Daily News
10 January 1925
THE WRONG MAN.
Star (Christchurch)
30 December 1920
THE BOLSHEVIK ADVANCE.
Wairarapa Age
31 July 1920
PLANE CRASHES.
Waipawa Mail
4 April 1928
POLLY. PETER AND WALLABY. They thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Marching triumphantly along the road, they suddenly met two little boys. Now these little boys were rather rude; they pretended they could not tell which was the Guy and which was Richard. They thought possibly Gwendoline might be the Guy, but were not quite sure.
Wanganui Chronicle
10 January 1925
BULGARIAN SAVAGERY
Wanganui Chronicle
9 June 1925
DISORDERLY SCENES.
Wairarapa Daily Times
20 August 1921
POLISH REVOLT.
Waikato Times
24 May 1926
Bolshevik Armies
Woodville Examiner
23 July 1920
BACCHA VICTORIOUS.
Wairarapa Age
29 May 1929
MASONIC CEREMONIAL.—Lord Ampthill, Most Worshipful Pro. Grand Master of United Grand Lodge of England, laid the foundation-stone of the Lord Mayor Treloar Cripples' Home and College, at Alton, Hants on October 22. The photograph shows little cripples watching the Masonic procession, in which Lord Ampthill is marching between the sword and standard bearers.
Taranaki Daily News
30 November 1929
WAR IN AFGHANISTAN
Dominion
29 May 1929
A juvenile orchestra provides marching melody for the tiny pupils at the Presbyterian Kindergarten at Napier street, Fitzroy, Melbourne. To the accompaniment of this band the children march around the grounds before school and to and from their classes. It is claimed to be the youngest band in Australia. -Melbourne Herald, photo.
Otago Witness
17 September 1929
AFGHAN WAR
Greymouth Evening Star
28 May 1929
Untitled
Hauraki Plains Gazette
10 October 1928
SPORTING.
Oamaru Mail
1 May 1920
SPORTING.
Oamaru Mail
21 May 1920
THE AFGHAN WAR.
Ashburton Guardian
28 May 1929
TURKS RESISTANCE BROKEN.
Auckland Star
28 July 1921
FARM WORKERS
Bay of Plenty Times
7 April 1923
WAR IN AFGHANISTAN.
Press
29 May 1929
OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN.
Evening Post
25 June 1923
COMPLETELY BROKEN
Evening Post
28 July 1921
BIRCHWOOD HUNT.
Evening Star
18 January 1923
AFGHAN WAR
Hokitika Guardian
28 May 1929
POLICE DEMONSTRATION.
Hawera & Normanby Star
14 December 1923
INVASION OF ARMENIA.
New Zealand Herald
21 July 1920
MARCH ON INDIA
New Zealand Times
14 November 1922
MARCHING ON.
Poverty Bay Herald
2 March 1926
THE TURKISH ROUT
Southland Times
29 July 1921
NO WORK AT WEMBLEY
Stratford Evening Post
2 April 1924
LAURELS FOR DUNEDIN.—St. Kilda Brass Band, which won the A grade contest at Wanganui last Saturday, with 275½ points for music and marching. Its nearest rival, Queen Alexandra’s Own (Wanganui) secured 269½ points. In the centre of our photograph, wearing many decorations, is the St. Kilda band conductor, Mr. James Dixon.
Sun (Auckland)
5 March 1929
POLISH SITUATION
Thames Star
24 July 1920