Switch to Māori

Newspapers

Switch to English

Ngā Niupepa

Tukutuku
TukutukuTukutuku

Search results

Explore all newspapers
  • Hide preview

Article

Newspaper

Date

Page 7 Advertisements Column 2
Grey River Argus
5 August 1922
Search result preview image
DIAMOND WEDDING
Press
25 October 1935
Search result preview image
Mr. L. C. Tennent (right), of Dar-es-Salaam, Tanganyika Territory, photographed with his brother, Dr. Alan Tennent, of Hataitai, Wellington. Mr Tennent left New Zealand thirty-eight years ago for the Boer War and is now paying his first return visit. He had not previously met his brother, who was born after his departure.
Wanganui Chronicle
8 September 1938
Search result preview image
PARLIAMENT Decision On Teachers’ Pay At End Of Year
Press
4 November 1961
Search result preview image
BROTHERS' FIRST MEETING.—Mr L. C. Tennent (right), of Dar-es-Salaam,Tanganyika Territory, photographed with his brother, Dr. Alan Tennent, of Wellington. Mr Tennent left New Zealand 38 years ago for the South African War and is now paying his first return visit to New Zealand. He had not previously met his brother, who was born after his departure.
Press
9 September 1938
Search result preview image
.::...:■.* ' "Evening Post" Photo. Mr. L. C. Tennent (right), of Dar-es-Salaam, Tanganyika Territory, photographed this morning with his brother, Dr. Alan Tennent, of Hataitai. Mr. Tennent left New Zealand thirty-eight years ago for the Boer War and is now paying his first return visit. He had not previously met his brother, who was born after his departure.
Evening Post
7 September 1938
Search result preview image
THE MAYORALTY.
Manawatu Standard
6 November 1940
Search result preview image
MARRIAGE.
Nelson Evening Mail
14 December 1908
Search result preview image
BROTHERS MEET FOR FIRST TIME.—Mr. L. C. Tennent (right), of Dares-Salaam, Tanganyika Territory, photographed in Wellington with his brother, Dr. Alan Tennent, of Hataitai. Mr. Tennent left New Zealand 38 years ago for the Boer War and is now paying his first return visit. He had not previously met his brother, who was born after his departure.
Poverty Bay Herald
10 September 1938
Search result preview image
OBITUARY
Putaruru Press
20 January 1938
Search result preview image