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AUSTRALIAN TRAWLERS
Evening Star
10 March 1933
THE CZAR'S ESCAPE.
New Zealand Herald
30 May 1889
THE DISSOLUTION.
Ashburton Guardian
20 September 1938
PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED.
Thames Star
20 September 1938
Untitled
Sun (Christchurch)
16 February 1916
OFFICIAL CLOSING OF THE WAR
Nelson Evening Mail
8 August 1919
NOT LIABLE FOR DUTY
Poverty Bay Herald
10 March 1933
AUSTRALIAN TRAWLERS.
Manawatu Standard
10 March 1933
EXEMPTION FROM PRIMAGE
Stratford Evening Post
10 March 1933
EXEMPT FROM PRIMAGES.
Star (Christchurch)
10 March 1933
Proclamation of King Edward’s Accession.—The proclamation of the accession of King Edward VIII at Parliament grounds yesterday was attended by a large concourse of citizens. Top left: The Governor-General, Lord Galway, reading the official proclamation. Top right: A trumpeter sounding a flourish as preliminary to the proclamation. Bottom: A view of a portion of the huge crowd in Parliament grounds.
Dominion
24 January 1936
AUSTRALIAN TRAWLERS
Nelson Evening Mail
10 March 1933
EXKMPT FROM DUTY.
Auckland Star
10 March 1933
EXEMPT FROM PRIMAGE
Evening Post
10 March 1933
INDUCEMENT GIVEN
Feilding Star
11 March 1933
EXEMPT FROM PRIMAGE
Hawera Star
10 March 1933
EXEMPT FROM PRIMAGE
Taranaki Daily News
10 March 1933
ISSUE OF A PROCLAMATION.
Evening Post
4 August 1914
TRAWLERS' CATCHES
New Zealand Herald
10 March 1933
UNREST IN BOHEMIA.
Poverty Bay Herald
22 May 1918
THE FOOD PROBLEM.
Sun (Christchurch)
4 May 1917
AN OFFICIAL BLUNDER. TO THE EDITOR.
Evening Post
19 April 1894
GERMANS COMMEMORATE EMPIRE PROCLAMATION
Star (Christchurch)
17 January 1931
FILIPINO INDEPENDENCE
Poverty Bay Herald
16 November 1935
NEW ZEALAND COINAGE
Wanganui Chronicle
28 December 1939