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New Zealand Graphic
6 November 1912
THE RELENTLESS DUEL. The Spirit of Progress (to Death) : You a re taking terrible toll of the airmen, as yon do of all my pioneers at every advance; but the brave fellows will conquer you sooner or later.
New Zealand Graphic
14 September 1910
RECEIVING IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE PRIOR TO LAUNCHING FORCES. AN IMPROVISED ITALIAN ARMY TELEPHONE FIELD PO BRITISH GUNNERS INDULGE IN AN ARTILLERY DUEL WITH THE WAR AREA. The gun crew have stepped aside, the “trigger man” rem the big piece.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
17 August 1916
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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
1 October 1908
AN AEROPLANE DUEL IN MID-AIR. THE FRENCHMAN WHOSE MACHINE IS ON TOP, WAS VICTOR. It is rarely that a photograph of an air battle is secured, as the airmen near by are too busy to take photographs. This one was taken by an observer.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
11 April 1918
Page 10 Advertisement 1
New Zealand Tablet
24 August 1922
Page 10 Advertisement 3
New Zealand Tablet
29 June 1922
Page 10 Advertisement 3
New Zealand Tablet
10 August 1922
FIGHTING FITZGERALD'S LIFE.
New Zealand Tablet
20 April 1877
Page 10 Advertisement 3
New Zealand Tablet
6 April 1922
Page 10 Advertisement 4
New Zealand Tablet
31 August 1922
Page 10 Advertisement 3
New Zealand Tablet
27 July 1922
Untitled
New Zealand Tablet
21 October 1887
FRENCH REINFORCEMENTS APPROACHING VERDUN BY WAY OF THE VALLEY OF THE MEUSE. THE INTENSE ARTILLERY DUEL AT VERDUN CONTINUES TO BE THE MAIN ACTIVITY IN THE WESTERN BATTLE AREA, THE GERMANS STILL BEING PREPARED TO SACRIFICE MEN REMORSELESSLY IN THEIR ATTACKS UPON THE FORTS AROUND VERDUN. The illustration shows a road scene near Verdun, towards which objective the French are still bringing up quantities of artillery.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
1 June 1916
REMARKABLE CHALLENGE TO A DUEL.
New Zealand Graphic
6 May 1893
Page 9 Advertisements Column 1
New Zealand Graphic
10 June 1908
PIUS X. AND DUELLING
New Zealand Tablet
2 June 1904
AN OLD STORY.
New Zealand Graphic
19 August 1899
ON PIT.
28th Heavy News
25 December 1942
THE DUEL HAS A NEW CODE.
New Zealand Graphic
15 May 1897
THE POPE AND FREEMASONRY.
New Zealand Tablet
6 March 1885
Too Much for the Elephant.
New Zealand Graphic
15 December 1900
A SCENE OF DESOLATION AFTER A TITANIC ARTILLERY DUEL ON THE WESTERN FRONT. POSITIONS CAPTURED BY THE FRENCH AFTER A NOTABLE ADVANCE. Only those who have witnessed a huge artillery battle are able to conceive the ravages wrought by the heavy guns. Trees are broken and torn asunder, the ground is ploughed up, and the shelters are all reduced to the surface level, a desolate picture confronting the soldiers upon their taking possession of the abandoned trenches. [French Army Photographic Service. By courtesy French Consulate, Auckland.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
11 January 1917
Safety.
New Zealand Graphic
20 July 1907
Page 60 Advertisement 4
Ladies' Mirror
1 May 1925
An Incident of the Tugela Battle. A Duel on the Field.
New Zealand Graphic
10 February 1900
Page 601 Advertisements Column 1
New Zealand Graphic
29 September 1900
OUR ILLUSTRATIONS.
New Zealand Graphic
14 December 1901
Page 10 Advertisement 1
New Zealand Tablet
7 September 1922
Page 10 Advertisement 5
New Zealand Tablet
14 September 1922
Page 10 Advertisement 1
New Zealand Tablet
1 June 1922
Page 10 Advertisement 7
New Zealand Tablet
18 May 1922
Page 10 Advertisement 5
New Zealand Tablet
25 May 1922
Page 10 Advertisement 3
New Zealand Tablet
8 June 1922
Page 10 Advertisement 6
New Zealand Tablet
27 April 1922
Untitled
New Zealand Tablet
1 November 1900
HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
15 February 1906
Two Duels
New Zealand Tablet
7 November 1907
Page 10 Advertisement 5
New Zealand Tablet
13 July 1922
Page 8 Advertisement 7
New Zealand Tablet
15 July 1925
The coffin containing the body of Flight-Lieutenant Warneford, V.C, placed on a gun carriage on arrival at Victoria Station from Paris. This gallant English aviator on June 7 single handed attacked and completely destroyed a Zeppelin airship in mid-air by soaring above it and dropping bombs, the duel taking place between Ghent and1 Brussels. The explosion of the Zeppelin caused Lieutenant Warneford’s machine to overturn, but he righted it and landed safely in hostile country. Gun carriage drawn by men of the Royal Naval Division arriving at the Bromton Cemetery, London, where 50,000 people paid their last tribute to Britain’s heroic aviator, Lieutenant Warneford.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
12 August 1915
Great Slaughter in Bloodless Duels.
New Zealand Graphic
14 October 1908
STRANGE WAYS OF WINNING WIVES.
New Zealand Graphic
18 March 1899
A POTATO DUEL
New Zealand Graphic
19 December 1891
EGYPTIAN HOSPITALITY.
New Zealand Graphic
24 December 1892
DUELS WITH BEER AS WEAPONS.
New Zealand Graphic
5 September 1896
POISON THEIR WEAPON.
New Zealand Graphic
16 February 1895
Page 10 Advertisement 5
New Zealand Tablet
4 May 1922
Page 38 Advertisements Column 2
Rip It Up
1 June 1994
Courtesies of Maori Warfare.
Maori Record : a journal devoted to the advancement of the Maori people
1 April 1907

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