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AFGHAN FIGHTING.
Auckland Star
1 April 1929
PROGRESSIVE REPORTS
Evening Post
31 May 1926
AN IMPOSING FUNERAL
Evening Post
8 October 1921
AFGHANISTAN
Evening Star
1 April 1929
LATE MR STOREY.
Gisborne Times
8 October 1921
RESTLESS AFGHANS
Gisborne Times
12 March 1929
Page 5 Advertisements Column 6
Hawera Star
12 July 1924
HONEST JOHN STOREY.
Manawatu Times
8 October 1921
BAND PERFORMANCES.
New Zealand Herald
13 February 1926
THRONE OF AFGHANISTAN.
New Zealand Herald
12 March 1929
PORTUGUESE AFFAIRS
Otago Daily Times
3 June 1926
ASIA MINOR.
Otago Daily Times
2 March 1921
THE LATE MR STOREY.
Stratford Evening Post
8 October 1921
MARCHING ON KABUL
Sun (Auckland)
1 April 1929
FUNERAL OF PREMIER.
Taranaki Daily News
8 October 1921
THE LATE PREMIER STOREY.
Wanganui Chronicle
8 October 1921
LATE PREMIER STOREY
Waikato Times
8 October 1921
EX-PREMIER’S FUNERAL.
Wairarapa Age
8 October 1921
CHINESE REBELLION.
Wairarapa Age
8 May 1922
MUSCLE-MAKING
Greymouth Evening Star
20 November 1920
Page 1 Advertisements Column 4
Te Aroha News
18 October 1923
MUSCLE MAKING.
Star (Christchurch)
6 November 1920
CADETS AND TERRITORIALS.
Waikato Times
4 May 1926
Three hundred wearers of the Victoria Cross marching to' the Cenotaph.
Otago Daily Times
21 December 1929
ENTHUSIASTIC GEESE MARCHING IN MILITARY ARRAY AROUND THE FARMYARD. —Phillips, photo.
Otago Witness
28 December 1926
Routine Work: Troops of Girl Guides marching on for teams games.
Otago Witness
16 October 1928
Boy Scouts and Cubs marching to parade at First Church, Dunedin.
Otago Witness
20 November 1928
THE BATTALIONS, 1800 STRONG, MARCHING UP QUEEN STREET PAST THE TOWN HALL.
Auckland Star
20 August 1925
MEN OF H.M.S. CHATHAM MARCHING IN PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN, ON WEDNESDAY LAST.
Otago Witness
25 March 1924
“TANTOR” PACK, OCEAN BEACH. WINNERS OF THE MARCHING COMPETITION. -F. Cuthbert, photo.
Otago Witness
10 April 1928
BANDS MARCHING THROUGH PRINCES STREET FOR THE QUICKSTEP COMPETITION AT THE CALEDONIAN GROUND.
Otago Witness
6 March 1923
FERRITORIALS MARCHING PAST THE DAIS PRIOR TO THE OPENING CEREMONY IN THE STADIUM.
Otago Witness
24 November 1925
THE HASTINGS, MARTON MUNICIPAL, AUCKLAND DEFENCE, AND TEMPERANCE GUARDS SILVER BANDS MARCHING IN DANNEVIRKE.
Otago Witness
1 March 1921
Mau police marching into Apia to take up positions for the boycott of stores.
Otago Witness
3 April 1928
GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN CAMP.
Auckland Star
26 February 1926
RIVERTON HANDICAPS.
Oamaru Mail
18 March 1920
DOMINION BAND CONTEST
Patea Mail
4 March 1929
LATE SPORTING.
Taranaki Daily News
8 May 1920
COOK’S GARDENS
Wanganui Chronicle
17 February 1926
Untitled
Waimate Daily Advertiser
5 April 1923
Members of the Coldstraam Guards marching into the Wellington Barracks prior to leaving for China.
Auckland Star
14 March 1927
ANZAO ANNIVERSARY IN AUCKLAND: RETURNED SOLDIERS MARCHING PAST THE CENOTAPH ERECTED NEAR THE TOWN HALL.
New Zealand Herald
29 April 1922
BRITISH TROOPS MARCHING UP THE MAIN STREET OF PERA IN THE EUROPEAN QUARTER OF CONSTANTINOPLE.
Otago Witness
21 November 1922
STRIKING AERIAL VIEW OF THE PILGRIMS MARCHING THROUGH THE GRANDE PLACE, YPRES. —Central Press, photo.
Otago Witness
25 September 1928
VICTORIA CROSS HEROES HONOUR FALLEN COMRADES, Armistice Day in London—Victoria Gross holders marching to the Cenotaph.
New Zealand Herald
17 December 1929
MEN OF THE FLEET MARCHING THROUGH THE CITY (MELBOURNE) TURNING FROM COLLINS STREET TO SPRING STREET.
Otago Witness
1 April 1924
AT THE OLYMPIC GAiOSS AT ANTWERP. Swedish girl gymnasts marching into the arena. —Sport and General, pho
Free Lance
6 October 1920
BLACK AND TANS” IN ARMOURED CARS WATCHING THE NEW IRISH FREE STATE ARMY MARCHING THROUGH DUBLIN STREETS.
Otago Witness
28 March 1922
THE BRITISH SEAMEN'S SHIPPING STRIKE IN WELLINGTON. A procession of strikers marching up Willis Street. (Robson, photo.)
Otago Witness
22 September 1925
Untitled
Star (Christchurch)
27 November 1925