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£400 ON ‘MORAL’ WINNER
Taranaki Daily News
14 June 1935
COMMITTED FOR SENTENCE
Hawera Star
14 June 1935
MUST LEAVE CITY.
Auckland Star
26 August 1931
WANGAEHU NEWS
Wanganui Chronicle
8 April 1939
WORK IN HOTEL
Waikato Times
17 November 1944
ENDURANCE PIANO-PLAYING.
Wanganui Chronicle
1 September 1910
COMING-OF-AGE PARTY
Wanganui Chronicle
8 April 1936
MISTAKEN IDENTITY
Dominion
12 April 1939
SAVINGS BANK RECEIPTS
Evening Star
29 January 1934
ENDURANCE PIANO PLAYING
Wanganui Chronicle
17 October 1910
ENDURANCE PIANO-PLAYING.
West Coast Times
17 October 1910
SLY GROG CASE
New Zealand Herald
18 November 1939
MR COPLEY'S SUCCESSFUL EFFORT.
Wanganui Chronicle
5 September 1910
DISMISSED CASE
Wanganui Chronicle
18 April 1928
A STAFFORD ENTERTAINMENT.
West Coast Times
11 June 1906
DEFRAUDED OF £400
Stratford Evening Post
14 June 1935
HARD LABOUR IMPOSED.
Manawatu Standard
23 August 1929
FARMER LOSES £400.
Auckland Star
14 June 1935
CONVERSION OF CAR
New Zealand Herald
25 September 1937
SMART REPLY.
Thames Star
6 December 1892
DIED IN FLOODED HUT.
Auckland Star
23 July 1929
PRINCIPAL ACTOR
Auckland Star
25 June 1935
A RAILWAY FAREWELL
Evening Post
16 December 1930
WANGAEHU NEWS
Wanganui Chronicle
23 March 1939
THE HON W. COPLEY.
Grey River Argus
11 February 1891
PASSENGER'S DEATH.
Auckland Star
24 May 1938
CREATED PUBLIC . MISCHIEF
Press
17 September 1957
COSTLY RIDE.
Auckland Star
24 September 1937
"CRIMINAL AND PARASITE."
Auckland Star
5 March 1926
DO PARASITES HAVE SOULS?
NZ Truth
25 March 1926
CARGO BROACHED
New Zealand Herald
25 September 1940
ACCUSED GUILTY.
Auckland Star
20 July 1938
Teri’s difficult years
Press
14 March 1985
OBITUARY
New Zealand Herald
8 November 1937
AWARDED COPLEY MEDAL.—Professor Max Planck, who discovered the quantum theory, has been awarded the Royal Society’s highest honour, Copley Medal.
Sun (Auckland)
4 December 1929
AWARDED COPLEY MEDAL.—Professor Max Planck, who discovered the quantum theory, has been awarded the Royal Society’s highest honour, the Copley Medal.
Hawke's Bay Tribune
6 January 1930
CONSPIRACY CHARGE.
Auckland Star
6 June 1935
MARRIED IN ENGLAND
New Zealand Herald
19 August 1941
DUNEDIN DOINGS
NZ Truth
4 September 1920
RAILWAY RETIREMENT
Dominion
17 December 1930
ROLL OF HONOUR
Wanganui Herald
27 September 1918
MARRIAGE.
Gisborne Times
8 November 1901
THE HON. MR. COPLEY.
New Zealand Herald
19 February 1891
SIR ERNEST RUTHERFORD.
New Zealand Herald
10 November 1922
DEATH.
Press
28 November 1933
OBITUARY.
Timaru Herald
19 September 1925
Village Settlements.
Ashburton Guardian
4 February 1891
THREE FINGERS LOST.
New Zealand Herald
9 February 1932
OPERA HOUSE
Wanganui Chronicle
2 September 1910
BLAMED THE APPLE
Waipa Post
9 February 1932
THREE FINGERS LOST
Wanganui Chronicle
12 February 1932
FINGERS AMPUTATED
Dominion
9 February 1932
THE COPLEY MEDAL
Star (Christchurch)
10 November 1922
AN ENDURANCE FEAT.
Hawera & Normanby Star
17 October 1910
GOLDEN WEDDING.
Auckland Star
25 May 1909
THEFT OF FISH
Evening Post
23 September 1940
MARRIAGES.
Evening Post
29 July 1918
LOST THREE FINGERS.
Thames Star
9 February 1932
U.S. COLONIAL PAINTER
Press
21 September 1965
LONELY DEATH IN HUT.
New Zealand Herald
23 July 1929
LONELY DEATH IN HUT
Taranaki Daily News
24 July 1929
N.Z.-owned painting given high praise
Press
15 December 1970
THE HON. W. COPLEY'S MISSION.
New Zealand Herald
27 February 1891
THE HON. MR. COPLEY.
Press
4 February 1891
THE HON W. COPLEY.
Lyttelton Times
4 February 1891
The Hon. W. Copley.
Star (Christchurch)
3 February 1891
THEFT OF FISH.
Auckland Star
25 September 1940
CARGO BROACHED
Gisborne Herald
27 September 1940
Page 3 Advertisements Column 3
Wanganui Chronicle
27 April 1950
ENERGY MISAPPLIED.
Oamaru Mail
17 October 1910
PIANO-PLAYING
New Zealand Times
17 October 1910
LONELY DEATH IN IN FLOOD
Sun (Auckland)
23 July 1929
RECORD PIANO PLAYING.
Grey River Argus
17 October 1910
PASSENGERS FOR THE WEST COAST.
Star (Christchurch)
6 February 1891
Mrs Elizabeth Copley. aged 24, of Murrumbeena, Australia, who had her hand sewn back after it had been severed by a flying axe at a woodchopping contest. She is with her husband, Mr David Copley, at St Vincent’s Hospital. The success of the operation is not yet certain.
Press
27 March 1975
SON'S SEVERE ACTION
New Zealand Herald
13 January 1934
TITLE ABANDONED.
New Zealand Herald
7 November 1908
SON’S SEVERE ACTION
Poverty Bay Herald
16 January 1934
SON'S SEVERE ACTION
Wanganui Chronicle
25 January 1934
SON’S SEVERE ACTION
Taranaki Daily News
16 January 1934
SON’S ACTION
Greymouth Evening Star
19 January 1934
CAUGHT PILLAGING DECK CARGO
Dominion
24 September 1940
MECHANICAL MUSIC.
New Zealand Herald
17 October 1910
CONTINUOUS PIANO PLAYING CRAZE.
Colonist
17 October 1910
OBITUARY.
Manawatu Standard
8 November 1937
OBITUARY
Wanganui Chronicle
8 November 1937
CRICKET.
Wanganui Herald
21 November 1913
A COPLEY PICTURE.
Auckland Star
2 September 1936
A COPLEY PICTURE EXHIBITED IN LONDON.
Horowhenua Chronicle
8 September 1936
A Copley Picture Exhibited in London
Manawatu Times
8 September 1936
IDLE AND DISORDERLY
New Zealand Times
12 September 1922
Boston blazes arson
Press
31 March 1979
THE HON. W. COPLEY'S MISSION.
Press
3 February 1891
ALAND DEAL.
Lyttelton Times
17 December 1919
THE HON. MR. COPLEY.
New Zealand Herald
17 February 1891
Honouring umpires
Press
16 June 1979
DEATH IN LONDON
Poverty Bay Herald
8 November 1937
DIED AFTER BATHING
Poverty Bay Herald
17 January 1927
"TIPPING" AT RACES.
New Zealand Herald
19 June 1930
NOT WANTED HERE
Sun (Auckland)
18 June 1930