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- ARTICLEN. Z. Sporting and Dramatic Review
- ARTICLEAuckland Rugby Heroes of Bygone Days again Don the Jersey.
- ARTICLETHE CLUBMAN
- SECTIONRACING NEWS
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- ARTICLERACING FIXTURES, 1918.
- ARTICLEEVENTS REQUIRING ATTENTION.
- ARTICLETAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB.
- ARTICLEINTERPROVINCIAL
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLENotable Performers on the New Zealand Turf.—No. 16: ICEBERG.
- ARTICLEWAIRARAPA.
- ARTICLECANTERBURY.
- ARTICLEWANGANUI.
- ARTICLESOUTHLAND.
- ARTICLEMANAWATU SHOW.
- ARTICLENOMINATIONS.
- ARTICLEHANDICAPS.
- ARTICLEACCEPTANCES.
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND RACING CLUB.
- ARTICLEAVONDALE JOCKEY CLUB.
- ARTICLENORTH CANTERBURY – OXFORD J.C.’S MEETING.
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- ARTICLEEllerslie Items
- ARTICLETROTTING
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- ARTICLETurf Topics
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- ARTICLETURF GOSSIP.
- ARTICLEGISBORNE RACING CLUB.
- ARTICLEFEILDING JOCKEY CLUB.
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- ARTICLENEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR
- ILLUSTRATIONLANCE-CORP. C. N. MACKINTOSH, of White Rock, North Canterbury. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE JACK CALEY, of Bulls, Wellington. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE DONALD TOLME, of Aria, Te Kuiti, King Country. Died from wounds.
- ILLUSTRATIONLANCE-CORP. F. J. FARMER, of Greenmeadows, Hawke’s Bay. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONGUNNER VIVIAN MIDDLETON, of Eltham, Taranaki. Died at sea.
- ILLUSTRATIONGUNNER C. L. GOODWIN, of Te Kinga, Westland. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE J. D. EMMETT, of Opotiki, Bay of Plenty. Died at sea.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE S. J. PALMER, of Weraroa, Wellington. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONRIFLEMAN OLIVER E. HOOD, of Onehunga, Auckland. Died from wounds.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE L. J. EAMES, of Hunterville, Main Trunk. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE A. D. CODLIN, of Waiuku, Auckland. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONLANCE-CORP. JOHN C. SMITH (M.M.), of Mangawai, North Auckland. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONLANCE-CORPORAL THOMAS L. LOCH HEAD, of Te Puna, Auckland. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE H. R. WATERSON, of Pukearuhe, Taranaki. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONLIEUTENANT J. H. THOMAS, of Hanmer, Canterbury. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONFITTER A. G. CROSSWELL, N.Z.F.A., of Caversham, Dunedin. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE* WILF. J. MORGAN, of Christchurch. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE CHAS. R. ARCHER, of Carterton, Wairarapa. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE CLAUDE McENTEER, of Waihi, Auckland. Died from sickness.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE CECIL G. STUBBINGTON, of Manunui, King Country. Killed in action.
- ARTICLEPresidents of Bowling Clubs Incorporated in the Wellington Centre of the Dominion Bowling Association.
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. G. NOBLE (Newtown).
- ILLUSTRATIONCOLONEL R. J. COLLINS, C.M.G., I.S.O. (Thorndon).
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. A. McKENZIE (Lyall Bay).
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. G. FINN (Khandallah).
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. W. C. COUPER, PRESIDENT OF THE WELLINGTON BOWLING CENTRE.
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. C. HILL (Te Hiwi).
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. H. EYRE (Otaki).
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. A. WYLIE (Wellington).
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. P. McWHANNELL (Hataitai).
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. F. J. EVANS (Victoria).
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. J. FULLER (Seatoun).
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. N. F. WILLOUGHBY (Island Bay).
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. H. E. HARROP (Johnsonville).
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. T. GRAY (Kelburne).
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. E. HARRISON (Karori).
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. J. L. BARLOW (Hutt).
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. H. W. SHORTT, J.P. (Eastbourne).
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. A. H. HANCOCK (Petone).
- ARTICLENEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE F. SIMCOCK, of Ashburton, Canterbury. Died from wounds.
- ILLUSTRATIONRIFLEMAN G. F. DUREY, of Harewood, Christchurch. Died from wounds.
- ILLUSTRATIONCORPORAL ALEX. STRODE, of Kyeburn, Otago. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE JOHN TAYLOR, of Oamaru, Otago. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE A. E. PRITCHARD, of Takapau, Hawke’s Bay. Died at sea of influenza.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE JOE HODGES, of Inglewood, Taranaki. Died of sickness at sea.
- ILLUSTRATIONSERGEANT L. F. BEATTIE, of Paeroa, Auckland. Died from wounds.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE ALFRED SPRINGALL (M.M.), of Westport. Died from wounds.
- ILLUSTRATIONDRIVER WM. H. TAYLOR, of Thames, Auckland. Died from wounds.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE DUNCAN A. MACRAE, of Kamo, Whangarei. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE C. A. HAWKER, of New Plymouth, formerly of Oxford and New Brighton, Cant. Died at sea.
- ILLUSTRATIONGUNNER CHARLES SUMMERS, of Lower Hutt, Wellington. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONCORPORAL CHAS. A. PARKER, of Takapuna, Auckland. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONLANCE-CORP. C. R. RALPH, of St. Albans, Christchurch. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONGUNNER J. F. FAHEY, of Timaru, South Canterbury. Diedat sea.
- ILLUSTRATIONRIFLEMAN D. McQUARRIE, of Waikato. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE O. T. BENTLEY, of Johnsonville, Wellington. Died from wounds.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE E. T. G. CORRY, of Morven, Canterbury. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE J. S. STEWART, of Grafton, Auckland. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONCORPORAL WM. H. WOOD, of Papakura, Auckland. Died from wounds.
- ILLUSTRATIONLANCE-CORP. J. H. VOSPER, of Nelson. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE C. NUTSEY, of Auckland. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE R. I. BAILLIE, of Eketahuna, Wellington. Died from wounds.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE E. H. KEMP, of Gore, Southland. Died at sea of influenza.
- ILLUSTRATIONLANCE-CORP. WM. GEO. LEANING, of Auckland. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE FRANCIS B. SMITH, of Foxton, Wellington. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONRIFLEMAN FRANK LANDER, of Westown, New Plymouth. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE H. A. LAKE, of Upper Riccarton, Canterbury. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE E. J. EQWARDS, of Dominion Road, Auckland. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONSIGNALLER JACK WISEMAN, of Dannevirke, Hawke’s Bay. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONRIFLEMAN F. J. FOSTER, of Sydenham, Christchurch. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONRIFLEMAN WM. JAS. RAINEY, of Mayfield, Ashburton, Cant. Died of sickness (valvular disease of heart).
- ILLUSTRATIONLANCE-CORP. E. F. McKINSTRY, of Mt. Eden, Auckland. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE, PETER KING, of Te Pohue, Napier, H.B. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE A. A. CATE, of Toko, Taranaki. Died from wounds.
- ILLUSTRATIONSERGEANT H. E. GIRDLESTONE, of Eastbourne, Wellington. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE H. V. HOOD, of Linwood, Christchurch. Died at sea.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE B. A. McKINSTRY, of Mt. Eden, Auckland. Severely wounded.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE E. J. GOULD, of Rangatira Valley, Canterbury. Killed in section.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE V. M. MULLANY, of Lower Hutt, Wellington. Died at sea.
- ARTICLERecent War Functions and Celebrations in England.
- ILLUSTRATIONGeneral Sir William Birdwood, the noted Australian leader, inspecting the Guard of Honour, which included a number of...
- ILLUSTRATIONNaval wedding in London.—The bride (Miss Josephine Bamlf) and bridegroom (Lieutenant Winslow, R.N.V.R.) leaving St. J...
- ILLUSTRATIONThe King congratulates wounded Australian soldiers upon their glorious achievements during the opening of Australia H...
- ILLUSTRATIONThe King decorates an Australian officer in the Exhibition Hall at Australia House, the new Commonwealth headquarters...
- ILLUSTRATIONThe King and Queen, with Princess Mary, leaving St. Margaret’s Church, Westminster, after the service held on August ...
- ILLUSTRATIONV.A.D. Nurses who are acting as physical instructors to some of our limbless soldiers in hospital in England. At a ho...
- ILLUSTRATIONSOUTHWARK V.C. WELCOMED HOME.—ABLE SEAMAN A. G. Mc-KENZIE is accorded a public welcome to his home in Southwark after...
- ILLUSTRATIONWar anniversary memorial service at Westminster.—The Lord Chancellor arriving at St. Margaret’s in his robes preceded...
- ARTICLEDoing Honour in London to Many of the Empire’s Brave Soldiers who have Rendered Loyal Service in
- ILLUSTRATIONFIRST SEA LORD OPENS THE NEW HOSPITAL WARD AT THE WEST END HOSPITAL, LONDON.— ADMIRAL SIR ROSSLYN WEMYSS is seen amon...
- ILLUSTRATION“REMEMBRANCE DAY.”—BISHOP OF LONDON BLESSES THE WAR SHRINE IN HYDE PARK, LONDON.—Thousands of people brought offering...
- ILLUSTRATIONAN IMPRESSIVE SCENE DURING THE OPENING OF AUSTRALIA H LONDON HEADQUARTERS IN THE STRAND, BY HIS MAJESTY THE knowledgi...
- ILLUSTRATIONPROUD NAVAL HERO BEING LIONISED AFTER ATTENDING AN INVES PALACE TO RECEIVE HIS V.C.—SERGEANT FINCH, R.M.A., who recei...
- ARTICLETopical English Events evidencing the Unity of the British Empire.
- ILLUSTRATIONCANADA’S OWN PRINCESS.—A RECENT PORTRAIT OF PRINCESS PATRICIA OF CONNAUGHT, WHO ORGANISED AND CARRIED OUT A SUCCESSFU...
- ILLUSTRATIONPROMINENT PERSONAGES AT THE GREAT SCOUT RALLY RECENTLY HELD IN HYDE PARK, LONDON. — QUEEN ALEXANDRA, who is accompani...
- ILLUSTRATIONAN INSTITUTION IN THE BRITISH NAVY.—“BONEY JOE” is the designation applied to the Jack Tar on all ships of the Britis...
- ILLUSTRATIONOF SPECIAL INTEREST TO AUSTRALIAN VISITORS TO LONDON.— THE IMPOSING ENTRANCE TO AUSTRALIA HOUSE, THE COMMONWEALTH LON...
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- ARTICLEMOTORING & CYCLING
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- ILLUSTRATIONReplacing the many chauffeurs in England who have answered the call of duty. Two motor experts of the Women’s Legion ...
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- SECTIONTHE STAGE
- ARTICLEOPERA HOUSE.
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- ARTICLEAN EERY MESSAGE.
- ARTICLEWELLINGTON NOTES.
- ARTICLEMUSIC NOTES.
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- ARTICLETHE SOCIAL WORLD
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- ILLUSTRATIONSISTER E. M. TUBMAN, of Dunedin, who died from sickness at Salisbury Hospital, England, after landing from the transp...
- ARTICLELADIES’ GOLF.
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- ARTICLETourist and Traveller
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. CLEMENT L. WRAGGE, F.R.G.S., F.R.Met.Soc., E.R.C.I., the famous scientific lecturer in astronomy, geography, mete...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE C1 CAMP PIERROT CONCERT PARTY, WHOSE ENTERTAINMENTS HAVE BEEN GREATLY APPRECIATED BY THE SOLDIERS AT FEATHERSTON....
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE C1 CAMP ORCHESTRA UNDER THE CONDUCTORSHIP OF LIEUTENANT CHARLES PRIME.— Back Row (from left): Privates Moosman, W...
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