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ST. PATRICK'S DAY CELEBRATION IN AUCKLAND.
New Zealand Graphic
24 March 1909
PHYSICAL CULTURE FOR GIRLS—STRIKING DISPLAY IN AUCKLAND.
New Zealand Graphic
27 October 1909
Page 1 Advertisement 6
New Zealand Tablet
6 September 1917
IN HONOUR OF ACCESSION DAY—BLUEJACKETS REVIEWED BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR.
New Zealand Graphic
14 May 1913
NEW ZEALANDS VICTORIOUS CADETS—BACK FROM CANADA.
New Zealand Graphic
30 October 1912
Page 342 Advertisement 1
New Zealand Journal of Agriculture
15 May 1944
Capping Day, Auckland University College.
New Zealand Graphic
21 July 1900
Page 2 Advertisements Column 2
Rip It Up
1 March 1983
Page 25 Advertisements Column 1
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
14 December 1905
Untitled
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
8 March 1917
RUSSIA’S UNLIMITED SUPPLY OF MEN.—GENERAL SARRAIL GREETS RUSSIAN TROOPS UPON THEIR ARRIVAL AT SALONIKA. FROM THE CAUCASUS TO CHAMPAGNE, IN EVERY AREA OF THE ALLIED OPERATIONS SAVE ONE, RUSSIAN UNIFORMS ARE TO BE SEEN. The first of the Tsar’s troops who will punish the Bulgars for betraying their liberators have landed at Salonika, and were most cordially received by the people. All of the men shown freely volunteered for the voyage to a front across the seas. The troops are shown marching through the streets of Salonika, headed by a Russian band.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
26 October 1916
THE GUARDS, MARCHING WITH FIXED BAYONETS, PASSING DOWN WHICH AROUSED THE GREATEST ENTHUSIASM AND APPRECIATIO gan at Buckingham Palace, where the King and Queen waited on a raised jesty stood at attention as each unit passed the saluting base, while the Q a nod and a smile. Lord Cavan, who commanded the Division on its forme ant through London, the Prince of Wales, on a chestnut mare, following im dier. The music of the bands was drowned by the mighty cheers which American nurses shouted “Brave Britishers,” the procession of fighting warri able one.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
22 May 1919
AK'79
Rip It Up
1 October 1993
CAMP BAND NEWS
Camp News
26 September 1941
A STIRRING SCENE IN FRANCE ON THE OCCASION OF THE ARRIVAL OF RUSSIAN TROOPS TO FIGHT SIDE BY SIDE WITH THE ALLIES.—THE RUSSIANS ARE SHOWN MARCHING TO THEIR NEW CAMP, FRENCH CAVALRY BEING DRAWN UP ON EITHER SIDE AT THE SALUTE. THE RUSSIAN SOLDIERS WERE ENTHUSIASTICALLY CHEERED BY LARGE CROWDS WHICH ASSEMBLED ALL ALONG THE ROUTE. DETERMINED TO UPHOLD THE FIGHTING QUALITIES OF THE RUSSIAN RACE IN THEIR NEW SPHERE OF OPERATIONS IN FRANCE. RUSSIAN REGIMENTS BEING WELCOMED ON FRENCH SOIL WHERE THEY HAVE ARRIVED TO AID THE ALLIES IN THE BIG OFFENSIVE AGAINST THE HUNS.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
22 June 1916
Soldiers Presenting Arms
Camp News
12 April 1940
RCUTE MARCHES
Peoples Vice
21 June 1943
THE PRINCE OF PEACE.
White Ribbon
18 January 1918
NEW ZEALANDERS’ TRIBUTE IN LONDON TO THE MEMORY OF THEIR DEAD COMRADES.-ON NOVEMBER 23 LAST A SILK BANNER, MADE BY NEW ZEALAND PATIENTS AT THE NO. 2 NEW ZEALAND GENERAL HOSPITAL, WALTON-ON-THAMES, IN MEMORY OF THEIR DEAD COMRADES AND OF HOSPITAL PATIENTS, WAS CONSECRATED AT THE PARISH CHURCH, WHERE IT WILL REMAIN. THE ILLUSTRATION SHOWS A PARTY OF NEW ZEALAND SOLDIERS MARCHING TO THE CHURCH WITH THE BANNER. At their, head is Sir Thomas Mackenzie, High Commissioner for New Zealand, who has. endeared himself to the Dominion troops by his many kindly acts on their behalf during their visit to the Old Country throughout the long war period.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
22 January 1920
Here and There
New Zealand Graphic
23 February 1907
AIR FORCE TRAINEES
Camp News
24 January 1941
Page 58 Advertisement 2
New Zealand Tablet
30 November 1916
Page 58 Advertisement 1
New Zealand Tablet
7 December 1916
ABYSSINIAN ARMY UNDER MENELEK ON ITS MARCH TOWARD ADOWAH.
New Zealand Graphic
30 May 1896
SPECIAL LATEST CABLE.
New Zealand Tablet
23 November 1877
Page 9 Advertisements Column 1
Rip It Up
1 August 1980
The commemoration of the fourth anniversary of the historic landing of the New Zealanders at Gallipoli was given effect to on Friday last (Anzac Day) by the holding of memorial services throughout the whole Dominion. In Auckland there was a procession of returned soldiers from the wharf up Queen Street, Wellesley Street, Symonds Street, across the Grafton Bridge to the Domain, where an impressive memorial service was conducted by Bishop Averill, among those present being His Excellency the Governor-General Lord Liverpool and Lady Liverpool. The procession of soldiers is shown passing Custom Street. Those of the soldiers whose disabilities precluded them from marching were conveyed at the head of the procession in motor cars.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
1 May 1919
Force Marching Song
Tiki Tabloid Supplement
20 December 1943
THIRD ECHELON PARADES
Camp News (Northern Command)
30 August 1940
TRENTHAM BAND NEWS
Camp News
12 December 1941
Page 50 Advertisement 1
New Zealand Tablet
14 December 1916
Page 58 Advertisement 1
New Zealand Tablet
21 December 1916
Page 58 Advertisement 3
New Zealand Tablet
16 November 1916
Page 58 Advertisement 1
New Zealand Tablet
23 November 1916
MISGOVERNMENT IN PORTUGAL
New Zealand Tablet
27 November 1913
Page 58 Advertisement 2
New Zealand Tablet
28 December 1916
Page 58 Advertisement 1
New Zealand Tablet
4 January 1917
The Silent Tide
Kai Tiaki : the journal of the nurses of New Zealand
1 April 1922
A Christmas Hymn
New Zealand Graphic
29 December 1900
Untitled
New Zealand Tablet
29 December 1876
A Series of Services
Te Ao Hou
June 1965
Provost Coy Song
Camp News
2 February 1940
At the French Manoeuvres.
New Zealand Graphic
9 November 1910
DIOCESE OF DUNEDIN
New Zealand Tablet
8 October 1903
AUCKLAND
Rip It Up
1 March 1979
AIR FORCE BAND RETURNS
Camp News (Northern Command)
15 November 1940
Page 156 Advertisement 2
New Zealand Journal of Agriculture
15 August 1944
INVERCARGILL CITY GUARD SOLOISTS.
New Zealand Graphic
22 February 1896
Untitled
New Zealand Graphic
15 December 1900
The Kindly Sentry.
New Zealand Graphic
23 March 1901
TO FRANCES WILLARD.
White Ribbon
18 October 1938
SWEET NOTHINGS.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
25 November 1909
DETERMINED TO MAKE THEIR PRESENCE FELT WHEN DESPATCHED TO FRANCE TO AID THEIR BRAVE COMRADES FROM THE UNITED STATES.—AMERICAN TROOPS MARCHING THROUGH THE WEST END, LONDON, SOON AFTER DISEMBARKATION IN ENGLAND, PREPARATORY TO PROCEEDING TO FRANCE. The expeditious manner in which America has already despatched over a million men to France is the most gratifying omen from an Allied standpoint in connection with the 1918 campaign, and the maintenance of this remarkable war effort is undoubtedly destined to bring the final triumph of the Allied cause much closer. A PROCESSION WHICH THRILLED LONDONERS—AN AMERICAN CONTINGENT MARCHES THROUGH THE STREETS OF THE METROPOLIS, CREATING AN EXCELLENT IMPRESSION, THEIR SPLENDID PHYSIQUE, SOLDIERLY BEARING AND TRAINED APPEARANCE AROUSING MUCH ENTHUSIASTIC COMMENT. THE ILLUSTRATION SHOWS THE STARS AND STRIPES AND THE AMERICAN EAGLE BEING PROUDLY BORNE THROUGH PICCADILLY.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
18 July 1918
RACING FIXTURES.
Camp News
1 August 1941
Will We Remember ?
Tiki Tabloid Supplement
20 December 1943
WHICH ONE?
War Wit
1 May 1941
SIR JOSEPH WARD WELCOMED HOME—AUCKLAND’S BIG DEMONSTRATION.
New Zealand Graphic
6 October 1909
VALUE OF BLUFF
New Zealand Tablet
6 March 1913
THE BOERS A COWARDLY LOT.
New Zealand Graphic
5 May 1900
Page 6 Advertisements Column 2
Rip It Up
1 June 1981
MORE SONGS WE SANG
Te Ao Hou
June 1961
MANILA NEWS,
New Zealand Tablet
1 July 1898
A Christmas Hymn.
White Ribbon
1 December 1901
MUSIC NOTES.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
2 September 1920
Second Echelon Marching Song
Camp News
26 January 1940
Selected Poetry
New Zealand Tablet
5 October 1922
IN HONOUR OF HIS MAJESY'S BIRTHDAY—A CEREMONIAL PARADE IN AUCKLAND.
New Zealand Graphic
7 June 1911
Untitled
New Zealand Graphic
16 August 1902
Page 28 Advertisements Column 2
Rip It Up
1 April 1984
NOW.
White Ribbon
19 March 1923
BRITAIN’S INEXHAUSTIBLE SUPPLY OF RESERVES.—LONDON SCOTTISH MARCHING TO THE TRENCHES TO' ASSIST THE BRITISH IN THE GREAT OFFENSIVE ON THE SOMME. Every day the Allied Army grows in magnitude, and various calculations have been made regarding the huge number of British troops that have been sent to France. A feature of the British and French advance is that it is being made with a minimum loss of life, for though both nations possess enormous reserves they have purposely refrained from the grave error of pressing more than the required number of men into action, a course which has enabled the authorities to relieve the men in the fighting line at regular intervals. When the time is ripe no doubt the full weight of the Allies’ enormous reserves will be hurled against the Huns, when sudden and decisive results can confidently be looked for. [Official Photo., Press Bureau.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
21 September 1916
Page 6 Advertisements Column 2
Rip It Up
1 January 1991
WAIOURU CAMP
Camp News
26 September 1941
1. THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE LORD FISHER, THE FAMOUS ENGLISH ADMIRAL, WHO DIED AT HIS RESIDENCE IN LONDON AFTER AN OPERATION AT THE AGE OF 79. The procession arriving at Westminster Abbey, where the memorial service took place. Between the bareheaded throngs there moved the escort walking in slow time. First came a body of Marines (shown on left of picture) marching with arms reversed.4 This was followed by a band of the Royal Marine Artillery, which played funeral marches, with all their strangely mingled grief and suggestion of hope. 2. STEWARDS’ CUP (SIX FURLONGS) PROVIDES A STIRRING RACE AT GOODWOOD. WESTERN WAVE (A. WHALLEY) AND PLYMOUTH ROCK (F. BULLOCK) ARE SHOWN ON RIGHT OF PICTURE FIGHTING OUT THE FINISH, WHICH RESULTED IN A HEAD VICTORY FOR WESTERN WAVE AFTER THEY HAD COLLIDED RIGHT UNDER THE STEWARDS’ EYES. Charges of bumping and boring were
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
23 September 1920
oops Detrain
Camp News
3 May 1940
INTERNAL.
War Wit
1 June 1941
A WAR HYMN.
Mahi a te Hui Topu o te Hahi Maori o te Pihopatanga o Waiapu
17 April 1914
Page 358 Advertisement 1
New Zealand Journal of Agriculture
16 October 1944
Untitled
New Zealand Tablet
7 September 1888
Thursday.
New Zealand Tablet
9 October 1885
Page 19 Advertisements Column 1
Rip It Up
1 January 1981
For Temperance Workers.
White Ribbon
18 March 1940
L.T.L. AND BAND OF HOPE.
White Ribbon
18 December 1929
L.T.L. AND BAND OF HOPE.
White Ribbon
18 September 1929
L.T.L. AND BAND OF HOPE.
White Ribbon
18 March 1930
L.T.L. AND BAND OF HOPE.
White Ribbon
18 November 1929
L.T.L. AND BAND OF HOPE.
White Ribbon
18 February 1930
L.T.L. AND BAND OF HOPE.
White Ribbon
18 January 1930
L.T.L. AND BAND OF HOPE.
White Ribbon
18 October 1929
L.T.L. AND BAND OF HOPE.
White Ribbon
18 May 1930
THE WORKER'S ALPHABET.
White Ribbon
18 January 1922
L.T.L AND BAND OF HOPE
White Ribbon
18 July 1930
L.T.L AND BAND OF HOPE.
White Ribbon
18 June 1930
ORIGIN OF THE SALUTE.
Arawa Guerilla
1 January 1944
MARCH OF AIRMEN THROUGH CITY
Camp News
15 November 1940
Troops Detrain
Camp News (Northern Command)
3 May 1940
Page 7 Advertisement 1
Camp News (Northern Command)
5 July 1940
MARCH OF AIRMEN THROUGH CITY
Camp News (Northern Command)
15 November 1940
Invercargill
New Zealand Tablet
3 December 1914
Page 31 Advertisements Column 1
Rip It Up
1 June 1983