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- ARTICLEA.B. Sporting and dramatic Review
- ARTICLETHE CLUBMAN
- ARTICLERACING NOTES
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- ILLUSTRATIONPOSTILLION (R. Wilson) leading the field past the stand in the Hack Hurdles (1 1/2 miles) at the Marton J.C.’s spring...
- ARTICLETURF TOPICS.
- ARTICLESnapshots at the Marton Jockey Club’s Spring Meeting.
- ILLUSTRATIONARATIATIA (H. BURT) SHOWING THE WAY TO PAKI-ITI (DAVIS) IN THE HACK STEEPLECHASE, WON BY COALITION.
- ILLUSTRATIONRACING PAST THE GRANDSTAND THE FIRST TIME IN THE MARTON HANDICAP—CRAWFORD LEADING FLYING CAMP (NEXT RAILS), LADY LOUI...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE FINISH OF THE MARTON HANDICAP (1 1/4 MILES).—ICEBERG (A. McDONALD) WINS FROM LADY LOUISA (C. CARMONT), ON OUTSIDE...
- ILLUSTRATIONAT THE DOUBLE BRUSH IN FRONT OF THE STAND IN THE HACK STEEPLECHASE (TWO MILES). THE HORSES CLEARING THE OBSTACLE ARE ...
- SECTIONINTERPROVINCIAL.
- ARTICLEWELLINGTON.
- ARTICLESOUTHLAND.
- ARTICLECANTERBURY.
- ARTICLEWANGANUI.
- ARTICLEHAWKE’S BAY.
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- ARTICLERACING REVIEWED.
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- ARTICLEBack in New Zealand after Duty Nobly Done—Wounded Heroes Arrive in Dunedin.
- ARTICLELife Behind the British First Line of Trenches—Official Photographs taken on the Western Fr
- ILLUSTRATIONOFFICERS AT MESS BY THE SIDE OF A COMMUNICATION TRENCH. The improvised table, and the hastily-prepared meal, show tha...
- ILLUSTRATIONA BELL IN A GERMAN TRENCH AT GRANDE BOIS, NEAR WYTSCHAETE. This bell, which formerly served the Germans admirably as ...
- ILLUSTRATIONATTENDING BRITISH WOUNDED IN FRANCE.—A SCENE IN A V.A.I
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE STEADY BRITISH ADVANCE. ARMY SERVICE MEN BRINGING UP FURTHER CAPTURED GROUND BY THE BRIT
- ARTICLEWith the Mounted Rifles and Army Service Corps from Featherston Military Camp.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE 31ST MOUNTED RIFLES RETURNING TO FEATHERSTON CAMP AFTER A DAY’S TREK.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE ARMY SERVICE CORPS SETTING OUT FROM FEATHERSTON ON A DAY’S HIKE. The thorough intuition in all phases of their wo...
- ILLUSTRATIONKEEPING THE MOUNTEDS FIT.—MEMBERS OF THE 32ND MOUNTED RIFLES MARCHING FROM FEATHERSTON TO PAPAWAI FOR THE PURPOSE OF ...
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- ARTICLEELLERSLIE ITEMS.
- ARTICLENOMINATIONS.
- ARTICLEHANDICAPS.
- ARTICLESTUD NEWS.
- ARTICLELOCKETEAL—FOR COWS AND HORSES.
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- ARTICLEAUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB.
- ARTICLEOTAHUHU TROTTING CLUB.
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- ARTICLEThe Ruins of Lassigny Church afford a typical instance of German Vandalism in France.
- ARTICLELADIES’ GOLF.
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- ARTICLEThree Years of War Effect Transformation in Britain’s Position and Resources in France.
- ILLUSTRATIONREORGANISATION OF RAILWAY COMMUNICATIONS AND TRANSPORT SYSTEMS ON THE BRITISH WESTERN FRONT IS ONE OF THE MOST REMARK...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE ONWARD MARCH OF THE VICTORIOUS BRITISHERS—SOLDIERS LEADING PACK MULES OVER CAPTURED GERMAN GROUND IN FRANCE.
- ILLUSTRATIONSCENE IN AN OLD SUPPORT LINE TAKEN FROM THE GERMANS NEAR KEMMEL, SHOWING BRITISH TOMMIES MAKING PREPARATIONS FOR THE ...
- ARTICLENew Zealand’s Roll of Honour.
- ILLUSTRATIONLANCE-CORP. W. J. MORTLAND, of North Canterbury. Killed in action. LANCE-CORP. ERNEST CARLTON, of Karangahake. Killed...
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE C. W. DODDS, of PaLmerston North. Killed in act on. PRIVATE HERBERT ALBERT PHILLIPS, of Aramoho, Wanganui. Ki...
- ILLUSTRATIONLANCE-CORPORAL JOHN ALFRED MONSTEDT, of Glenfield, Auckland. Killed in action. PRIVATE A. G. (ARCHIE) MIDDLEMASS, of ...
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE JOSEPH CHARLES BRUER, of Hastings, H.B. Killed in action. PRIVATE ASHLEY E. VINCENT, of Oxford, Canterbury. K...
- ARTICLEMOTORING & CYCLING
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- ILLUSTRATIONA PICTURESQUE SCENE ON HAYWARD’S HILL, OVERLOOKING THE LOWER HUTT (WELLINGTON DISTRICT). A Chevrolet 4-90 car with a ...
- ILLUSTRATIONA ZEPPELIN MEETS ITS DESERVED FATE. This German raider, which was recently brought down in England, is shown in the f...
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- ARTICLETHE SOCIAL WORLD
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- ILLUSTRATIONQueen Mary’s interest in the handicraft of wounded and discharged soldiers and sailors. The boat shown in the picture...
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- ARTICLETHE STAGE
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- ARTICLEGREENROOM GOSSIP.
- ARTICLESOUTHERN STAGE NOTES.
- ARTICLEMUSIC NOTES.
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- ARTICLEINTERESTING WAR SCENES AT SALONIKA AND ON THE RUSSIAN FRONT.
- ILLUSTRATIONGREEK TROOPS LEAVING FOR THE MACEDONIA FRONT.—THE DEPARTURE OF A GREEK “75” BATTERY. Before leaving Salonika to take ...
- ILLUSTRATIONA SCENE ON THE RUSSIAN FRONT.—COSSACKS ENGAGED COLLECTING A FEW ODD PRISONERS. RUSSIA’S DEMORALISED CONDITION CONSTIT...
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- ILLUSTRATIONWOUNDED RUSSIANS AND THEIR NURSE WATCHING A RECENT REVIEW SKY, THE RUSSIAN WAR MINISTER, WHO HAS DONE HIS UTMOST TO O...
- ARTICLETHE TOURIST and TRAVELLER
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