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GENERAL ELECTION SURPRISE.—Mr D. J. Riddiford (right), who has won the Wellington Central seat for the National Party, being congratulated on election night by Mr Holyoake. In the middle is Mrs Riddiford.
Press
28 November 1960
Privy Council Appeal.
Thames Star
11 February 1905
BIRTHS.
Dominion
14 March 1928
PORT OF ONEHUNGA.
Auckland Star
3 March 1908
FUNERAL NOTICES.
Dominion
1 February 1929
FUNERAL NOTICES.
Dominion
26 October 1929
FUNERAL NOTICES.
Dominion
8 April 1930
FUNERAL NOTICES.
Dominion
4 October 1927
FUNERAL NOTICES.
Dominion
19 July 1927
RIDDIFORD BATHS AT LOWER HUTT
Dominion
31 March 1925
Government House visitors to Trentham yesterday ivith the president of the Wellington Racing Club. From left, Captain C. J. Holland-Martin, Mr. E. Riddiford,' Mrs. Humphrey Bevan, Mrs. Riddiford, and ■ Mrs. Dudley Kettle, of Napier.
Evening Post
14 March 1941
BIRTHS.
New Zealand Mail
31 August 1888
BIRTHS.
New Zealand Mail
16 October 1885
Page 1 Advertisements Column 6
New Zealand Times
15 October 1924
Page 9 Advertisements Column 4
Dominion
22 January 1924
Page 1 Advertisements Column 5
Evening Post
18 June 1936
Page 3 Advertisements Column 5
New Zealand Times
2 August 1912
A SMALL PROFIT.
Auckland Star
11 September 1934
LAW TALKS IN PERTH
Press
14 October 1970
DEATH DUTIES
Evening Post
7 April 1913
PRESENTED AT COURT
Evening Post
26 June 1935
MEN IN KHAKI COLLECT.
Evening Post
23 January 1941
MASTERTON RACING CLUB.
Manawatu Standard
16 October 1935
RIDDIFORD v. THE CROWN.
Stratford Evening Post
9 May 1913
WELLINGTON RACING CLUB
Waikato Times
12 September 1933
POLO.
Wanganui Herald
27 March 1905
WELLINGTON RACING CLUB
Taranaki Daily News
11 September 1934
At the Races Yesterday.—Perfect weather conditions favoured racing patrons at Trentham yesterday for the first day of the Wellington Racing Club’s autumn meeting. (Top): The gathering in the birdcage after the decision of the New Zealand St. Leger, when Mrs. Eric Riddiford, wife of the president of the club, decorated the winner, Spiral, with the 1934 St. Leger Riband. From left: Mr. Eric Riddiford, Mr. Currie (owner of Spiral), Mrs. Currie, Mrs. Eric Riddiford, Mrs. Sinclair Thomson, Miss Miles, Mr. D. G. A. Cooper, Miss Bray (secretary of the club), and Mr. H. P. F. Blundell. Bottom: The field in the St. Leger making the turn into the straight, Palm Queen leading Spiral, followed by Werohia, Catalogue, Melisande (outer) and Final Shot.
Dominion
17 March 1934
RIDDIFORD PARK
Dominion
9 September 1931
Band at Riddiford Park.
Hutt News
30 January 1946
DEATHS.
Poverty Bay Standard
27 March 1875
MARRIAGE.
Wanganui Herald
24 February 1909
THE LATE MR. RIDDIFORD.
Wairarapa Age
18 May 1921
SON OF A PIONEER.
Dominion
3 May 1911
PERSONALS
Gisborne Times
12 October 1934
PRIVY COUNCIL APPEAL.
New Zealand Herald
10 February 1905
WAIKANAE YEARLINGS
New Zealand Times
24 January 1914
A SQUATTER'S FORTUNE.
Wairarapa Daily Times
20 June 1911
THE RIDDIFORD CUR COMPETITION
Dominion
17 December 1923
SCHOOL SWIMMING
Wairarapa Age
18 March 1929
FEATHERSTON
Wairarapa Times-Age
7 September 1940
Page 24 Advertisements Column 4
Dominion
19 December 1925
Untitled
Evening Post
30 May 1923
IN MEMORIAM.
Greymouth Evening Star
2 May 1923
Page 3 Advertisements Column 3
New Zealand Times
23 August 1912
Page 1 Advertisements Column 7
Dominion
24 March 1923
Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
New Zealand Times
28 March 1913
ESTATE OF MRS E. C. RIDDIFORD
Press
24 June 1938
Crown Studios Photo. MR. EDWARD VIVIAN RIDDIFORD, who died at sea while returning from England on the Rangitiki. The late Mr. Riddiford was a well-known pastoralist and a notable enthusiast of the turf. He resided tat Woburn, Lower Hutt.
Poverty Bay Herald
16 October 1934
(By courtesy H. Neville Ross.) The Vivian Riddiford Memorial Cup, valued at £100, donated by Mrs Vivian Riddiford, of Lower Hutt, for the winner of the Masterton Handicap, of 1¼ miles and 63 yards, at Opaki on Friday next.
Wairarapa Daily Times
16 October 1935
RIDDIFORD—ALLAN.
Dominion
12 July 1941
DEATH DUTIES CASE.
Lyttelton Times
7 April 1913
SCHOOL COMPETITIONS.
New Zealand Herald
27 April 1928
DEATH DUTIES CASE.
Star (Christchurch)
7 April 1913
DEATH DUTIES CASE.
Star (Christchurch)
5 April 1913
M.P.’s Condition Satisfactory
Press
14 November 1968
WELLINGTON GUESTS
Evening Post
27 March 1940
ESTATE OF £12,000
New Zealand Herald
24 June 1938
Miss Pamela Riddiford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Riddiford, Woburn Road, Lower Hutt, whose engagement to Mr. Peter C. Savage, son of the late Mr. T. C. Savage, and Mrs. T. C. Savage, “Te Roti.” Remuera, Auckland, has been announced.
Dominion
6 February 1934
RIDDIFORD CUP
Dominion
4 December 1925
At the Races.—Mr, Eric Riddiford (left), president of the Wellington Racing Club, and Mrs. Riddiford (third from left) with Mrs. W. H. Gaisford (second from left) and Mrs. L. Vaughan Morgan, two of their guests at the official luncheon.
Dominion
10 July 1935
TRANSFER OF LIGHTHOUSE.
Auckland Star
24 November 1930
NEW ZEALANDERS IN THE HIMALAYAS.—Photographs taken on last year’s successful expedition to the Garwhal Himalayas by four young New Zealanders, Messrs H. E. Riddiford, E. P. Hillary, W. G. Lowe, and E. Cotter. Messrs Riddiford and Hillary subsequently were members of Mr Eric Shipton’s British Everest reconnaissance expedition. With Mr Lowe they will join Mr Shipton’s party which shortly will attempt to climb Cho-Oyn (26,000 ft 20 miles west of Mount Everest, in preparation for an assault on Everest next year. LEFT: Two of the New Zealanders, roped and wearing crampons, ascending a 2000ft icefall leading to the summit ridge of Mukut Parbat (23,760ft of which Riddiford and Cotter, with Pasang, a Sherpa porter, made the first ascent. RIGHT: Contrast in an Indian village in the foothills of the Himalayas.
Press
19 March 1952
STATE AID EXTENSION
Press
25 May 1966
Mr Riddiford at meeting
Press
22 December 1971
WELLINGTON RACING CLUB
Hawera Star
11 September 1934
IMPORTANT JUDGMENT.
Hawke's Bay Tribune
9 May 1913
DEATH DUTIES.
Hawera & Normanby Star
9 May 1913
THE RIDDIFORD ESTATE
Nelson Evening Mail
9 May 1913
RIDDIFORD STAMP DUTY.
Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus
9 May 1913
Summer Race Meeting at Trentham.—Some scenes from Trentham at the opening day of the Wellington Racing Club's summer meeting. (l) Finish of the Wellington Cup: Royal Artist (rails) wins by half a nck from Antique (on outside) with Fiji (in centre) a nose behind. (2) The Wellington Cup one furlong and a half from the start: Great Star leading with Princess Argosy from Refresher Fiji and Gold Trail. (3) His I cellency the Governor-General, Lord Bledsloe. chatting with Mr Eric Riddiford, president of the Wellington Racing Club. (4) Keen race-goers: Mrs Jim Vogel (right) and her sister, Miss Pamela Riddiford. daughters of Mr and Mrs Vivian Riddiford. (5) How the camera saw the finish of the Trenthm Highweight Handicap: Beau Gallante (outside) wins from Cape Fair and Monastic.
Timaru Herald
24 January 1933
RESUMPTION OF ESTATES.
Wairarapa Age
8 August 1911
TRANSFER OF LIGHTHOUSE
Waipa Post
25 November 1930
Summer Race Meeting at Trentham.—Some scenes from Trentham yesterday, the opening day of (the Wellington Racing Club’s summer meeting (1) Finish of the Wellington Cup; Royal Artist (rails) wins' by half a neck from Antique (on outside), with Fiji (in centre) a nose behind. (2) The Wellington Clip, one furlong and a half from the start: Great Star leading, with Princess Argosy from Refresher, Fiji and Gold Trail (3) His-Excellency the Governor-General, Lord Bledisloe. chatting with Mr. Eric Riddiford, president of the Wellington Racing Club. (4) Keen race-goers: Mrs. Jim Vogel (right) and her sister. Miss Pamela Riddiford, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Riddiford. (5) How the camera saw the finish of the Trentham Highweight Handicap: Beau Gallante (outside) wins from Cape Fair and Monastic. —W.P.W. photos.
Dominion
20 January 1933
Untitled
Greymouth Evening Star
17 March 1937
RACING YEAR
Waipukurau Press
12 September 1933
“No absolute right” to know secrets
Press
22 July 1971
New detention centres to open
Press
7 June 1971
THE PIPE LINE.
Feilding Star
21 January 1910
Sporting
Feilding Star
18 July 1889
Page 4 Advertisements Column 4
New Zealand Times
24 December 1925
LIMELIGHT GALORE
NZ Truth
20 May 1926
SENIOR CUP.
Wanganui Chronicle
19 March 1901
FUNERAL NOTICES.
Dominion
1 June 1932
GOLF.
Wairarapa Age
29 October 1934
IN MEMORIAM.
Greymouth Evening Star
17 March 1938
GIRL GUIDES
Wairarapa Times-Age
23 May 1939
MARTINBOROUGH
Wairarapa Times-Age
18 November 1943
Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
New Zealand Times
27 March 1914
Page 3 Advertisements Column 3
New Zealand Times
27 December 1912
Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
Dominion
16 June 1923
BEAUTIFUL BLOOMS
Wairarapa Times-Age
25 November 1938
Page 2 Advertisements Column 3
Hawera & Normanby Star
12 June 1883
His Royal. Highness discussing the racing with Mr Eric Riddiford, president of the Wellington Racing Club, in the Royal box at Trentham. Mrs Riddiford is seated on tin right, and on the table is the trophy for the Duke of Gloucester Handicap.
Timaru Herald
19 December 1934
His Royal Highness discussing the racing with Mr. Erie Riddiford, president of the Wellington Racing Club, in the Royal box at Trantham. Mrs. Riddiford is seated on the right, and on the table is the trophy for the Duke of Gloucester Handicap.
Wanganui Chronicle
22 December 1934
His Royal Highness discussing the racing with Mr. Eric Riddiford, president of the Wellington Racing Club, in the Royal box at Trentham. Mrs. Riddiford is seated on the right, and on the table is the trophy for the Duke of Gloucester Handicap.
Taranaki Daily News
19 December 1934
CRICKET.
Patea Mail
6 December 1876
Dr and Mr». Morvyn Williama, who were married in Featheraton on Wedneaday. The bride waa formerly Mise Philippa Riddiford, daughter of Mr. and Mra. D. H. S. Riddiford, Longwood, Featheraton, and the bridegroom ia a aon of Mr. and Mra. Hugh Williama, of Lanadowno, Maaterton.
New Zealand Herald
30 April 1938
Untitled
New Zealand Mail
22 March 1900
The Duke of Gloucester discussing the racing with Mr. Eric Riddiford, president of the Wellington Racing Club, in the Royal box at Trentham on Saturday. Mrs. Riddiford is seated on the right, and on the table is the trophy for the Duke of Gloucester Handicap.
Poverty Bay Herald
21 December 1934