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“THE WINDY CITY”
Grey River Argus
1 February 1928
Capital windiest
Press
31 July 1975
BOXING MATTERS
Evening Post
12 February 1925
Sponsorship of rock concert
Press
12 June 1973
WHEN GREEK MEETS GREEK
Sun (Auckland)
12 August 1927
TOO MANY OLD-TIMERS.
NZ Truth
24 January 1925
AIRPORT SETTING FOR VARIETY SHOW.—The video-taping of a scene in a television variety show number staged on the tarmac at Christchurch Airport yesterday. These “passengers,” who disembarked after the singing of “I’ve Just Come In From The Windy City,” performed a dance. The variety show, called “Hi-Summer,” will have items staged in Christchurch, Wellington, Auckland, and Dunedin.
Press
18 January 1964
Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
Te Puke Times
14 February 1928
“WIND BLOW ROE.”
Southland Times
8 October 1935
Manawatu v. Wellington.
Manawatu Times
26 August 1903
THE WINDY CITY.
Southland Times
7 October 1935
HIGH SCHOOL BOY TO PLAY IN PLUNKET SHIELD CRICKET
Sun (Auckland)
6 January 1928
EXCEPTIONAL WEATHER.
Press
1 February 1928
FINE WEATHER
Wanganui Chronicle
1 February 1928
Queer Addresses.
Thames Star
14 November 1927
DRY AND WINDLESS.
Timaru Herald
1 February 1928
WELLINGTON WEATHER.
Wairarapa Age
1 February 1928
JANUARY IN WELLINGTON.
Auckland Star
1 February 1928
WELLINGTON AS BASE FOR FLYING-BOATS
Dominion
18 December 1939
JANUARY WEATHER
Northern Advocate
1 February 1928
NOT THE MOST WINDY CITY
Southland Times
3 April 1936
BONE DRY.
Thames Star
1 February 1928
COURTENAY-PLACE RESERVE
Evening Post
30 January 1915
“THE WINDY CITY”
New Zealand Times
8 September 1922
YES! TOM LOWRY HAS A MERRY CREW.
Star (Christchurch)
30 January 1928