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Manawatu Standard

20 June 1938

Poverty Bay Herald

17 June 1938

Dominion

27 June 1938

Southland Times

15 June 1938

THE STATES BAD DEBTS.

Lake Wakatip Mail

23 November 1920

THE STATE'S BAD DEBTS.

New Zealand Herald

13 November 1920

THE STATES BAD DEBTS

Southland Times

18 November 1920

DEFENCE CHANGES

Dominion

8 September 1924

An A.T.S. Private at a Royal Army Ordnance Corps, Depot learning to weld a Churchill Tank.

Waikato Independent

6 March 1944

MAKING CAMP LIFE ATTRACTIVE

Press

19 July 1947

“BACKSTAGE” WITH THE AB MY.—It is the job of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps to keep the wheels of the Army well oiled and running smoothly. At the Central Ordnance Depot in S.E. England and its many sub-depots can be found all kinds of war material ready for issue to the fighting forces. Both Home and Overseas are catered for at the gigantic workshop,where implements of war are assembled, repaired, and overhauled ready for instantaneous use. A battery of A. A. guns is here seen ready for delivery soon they will be firing their deadly missiles at Nazi aircraft.

Evening Star

30 September 1941

ARMY PROMOTIONS

Nelson Evening Mail

9 October 1942

An A.T.S. Girl learning to weld a Churchill heavy infantry tank at a Royal Army Ordnance Corps Depot.

Bay of Plenty Times

30 April 1943

TANKS FOR RUSSIA.—Two train loads of tanks destined for the Russian front leaving an ordnance depot in England.

Evening Star

5 August 1942

Lines of medium tanks, light tanks and universal carriers waiting for issue at a British Army Ordnance depot.

Gisborne Herald

9 April 1941

Lines of medium tanks, light tanks and universal carriers waiting for issue at a British Army Ordnance depot.

Northern Advocate

30 April 1941

Hundreds of aircraft from the United States are lined up at an ordnance depot somewhere in britainawaiting assembly

Waihi Daily Telegraph

9 October 1944

ARMY TRADE SCHOOL

Press

28 September 1960

DEFENCE PROMOTIONS.

New Zealand Herald

8 September 1924

CRICKET FIXTURES

Dominion

31 October 1935

SATURDAY'S RESULTS

Evening Post

18 February 1936

BEHIND THE LINES.—Lines of medium tanks, light tanks, and universal carriers waiting for issue at a British Army Ordnance depot.

Manawatu Standard

27 January 1941

LOSS ESTIMATED AT £225,700

Nelson Evening Mail

24 March 1945

KEEPING DIVISION SUPPLIED

Southland Times

6 November 1944

ARMY DEPOT FIRE

Otago Daily Times

10 March 1945

NEW ZEALAND ARMY

Evening Post

29 June 1929

Row upon row of tanks line the yards attached to a U S- Service & Supply Ordnance Depot ‘’somewhere in England” 4

Dunstan Times

13 November 1944

AT A ROYAL ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS DEPOT: Bofors anti-aircraft guns receiving the final touches before issue to a London defence unit.

Nelson Evening Mail

15 September 1941

AT A ROYAL ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS DEPOT: Bofors anti-aircraft guns receiving the final touches before issue to a London defence unit.

Dominion

15 September 1941

Te Awamutu Courier

6 February 1942

Press

6 October 1947

GOOD BOMBING WEATHER

Evening Star

7 October 1944

Greymouth Evening Star

6 October 1947

Six hundred tons of tanks leaving a large ordnance depot in England for a port of embarkation on the , way to Russia.

Evening Post

29 July 1942

MINISTER OF DEFENCE

Press

24 February 1961

Hokitika Guardian

11 May 1939

BIG PILE OF SHELLS EXPLODE IN U.S.A. ARTILLERY DEPOT

Grey River Argus

10 August 1948

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

Grey River Argus

11 May 1939

THE LINES BEHIND THE LINES. Lines of medium tanks, light tanks and universal carriers waiting for issue at a British Army Ordnance Depot.

Ashburton Guardian

3 March 1941

THE LINES BEHIND THE BINES: Lines of medium tanks, light tanks and universal carriers waiting for issue at a British Army Ordnance Depot.

Bay of Plenty Times

28 May 1941

THE LINES BEHIND THE LINES: Lines of medium tanks, light tanks and universal carriers waiting for issue at a British Army Ordnance depot. –

Ellesmere Guardian

1 July 1941

THE LINES BEHIND THE LINES: Lines of medium tanks, light tanks and universal carriers waiting for issue at a British Army Ordnance depot.

Pahiatua Herald

21 February 1941

The Lines Behind The Lines: Lines of medium tanks, light tanks and universal carriers waiting for issue at a British Army Ordnance depot.

Te Awamutu Courier

14 March 1941

THE LINES BEHIND THE LINES Lines of medium tanks light tanks and universal carriers waiting for issue at a British Army Ordnance depot

Wairarapa Times-Age

28 February 1941

New Zealand Herald

26 July 1934

FIRE BREAKS OUT AT ARMY DEPOT

Southland Times

11 May 1939

AMERICA'S "LOUD SPEAKERS."—President Roosevelt inspecting a railway gun at an army ordnance depot. Right: Unloading projectiles which will be fired from these giants.

Auckland Star

13 January 1941

CAMP TRANSPORT.-Girl Guides handling camp gear on an Ordnance Depot lorry at Trentham. Miss N. M'Hardy (third from left) is in charge of equipment.

Wanganui Chronicle

11 January 1930

CAMP TRANSPORT.—Girl Guides handling camp gear on an Ordnance Depot lorry at Trentham. Mss N. McHardy third from left) is in charge of equipment.

Waikato Times

13 January 1930

Provision for Essential Mobility: Thousands of motor-cycles gathered in a Royal Ordnance Depot in England ready for use in the event of a German invasion.

Dominion

5 August 1940

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