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FRENCH SOLDIERS EN ROUTE TO TAKE UP NEW POSITIONS. NOT MACHINE GUNS AT BACK. FRENCH INFANTRY MARCHING ALONG A ROAD TOWARDS DEA
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
31 August 1916
A MEMORABLE DAY IN DUNEDIN. THE PARADE OF THE SIXTEENTH REINFORCEMENTS, THE TROOPS BEING SHOWN MARCHING THROUGH PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. [Armstrorg Photos., Protecued.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
31 August 1916
"MARCHING TO ACTION"
New Zealand Tablet
5 December 1918
The London Scottish Battalion marching to the trenches in France, where they inflicted a series of crushing defeats upon the flower of the German armies.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
17 July 1919
LAST HONOURS TO THE LATE RICHARD JOHN SEDDON, PREMIER OF NEW ZEALAND.
New Zealand Graphic
30 June 1906
A VISIT TO ST. JOSEPH'S MAORI GIRLS' COLLEGE
Te Ao Hou
November 1964
PURPOSELESS
War Wit
1 January 1945
OFF TO PROVE THEIR METTLE IN CONFLICT WITH THE HUNS ON THE SOMME. LONDON SCOTTISH MARCHING TO THE TRENCHES TO TAKE PART IN THE BIG OFFENSIVE.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
28 September 1916
MEN OF WHOM CANADA MAY WELL FEEL PROUD.—A FURTHER CONTINGENT OF CANADIAN TROOPS, MARCHING THROUGH AN ENGLISH VILLAGE, A FEW DAYS PRIOR TO EMBARKING FOR THE CONTINENT.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
6 May 1915
A CONVOY OF GERMAN PRISONERS MARCHING THROUGH A FRENCH REGION. The procession is being watched with keen interest by the French township. [French Army Photographic Service. By cou
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
23 May 1918
Third Echelon Goes Into Camp: Wellington area men drafted to Papakura Camp marching through the streets on the way fo the Railway Station to entrain for the North.
Camp News (Northern Command)
24 May 1940
MEMBERS OF THE AUCKLAND CITY QUOTA OF THE THIRTY-SECOND DRAFT OF REINFORCEMENTS PHOTOGRAPHED OUTSIDE THE DRILL HALL ON THURSDAY LAST BEFORE MARCHING DOWN QUEEN STREET TO ENTRAIN FOR CAMP.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
2 August 1917
THE N.Z. VETERANS WITH THE DRAPED STANDARD MARCHING THROUGH THE PARK. (The white wands are those carried by the members of the Natives’ Association, who lined the route of march.)
New Zealand Graphic
9 February 1901
THE AUCKLAND MILITARY DISTRICT QUOTA OF THE THIRTY-NINTH REINFORCEMENTS, PHOTOGRAPHED AT THE RUTLAND STREET PARADE GROUND PRIOR TO MARCHING DOWN QUEEN STREET TO THE RAILWAY STATION TO ENTRAIN FOR CAMP.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
14 March 1918
Untitled
Z1 Courier
9 February 1940
Page 24 Advertisements Column 4
Rip It Up
1 May 1984
HOW AN OUTPOST OF EMPIRE WAS HELD.—A detachment of native troops marching into Karonga, which is situated at the northern end of Lake Nyassa, about 18 miles from the German frontier.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
6 July 1916
L.T.L. AND BAND OF MERCY.
White Ribbon
18 July 1929
PORTION OF THE AUCKLAND DISTRICT QUOTA OF THE FORTYFOURTH REINFORCEMENTS PHOTOGRAPHED AT THE DRILL HALL PARADE GROUND, RUTLAND STREET, BEFORE MARCHING DOWN QUEEN STREET ON THURSDAY LAST TO ENTRAIN FOR TRENTHAM CAMP.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
25 July 1918
STURDY FRONTIERSMEN RALLY TO THE FLAG IN ENGLAND.—Stalwa the Legion of Frontiersmen attached to the Royal Fusiliers marching th tired in foreign service kit. Each man has seen active service in n
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
29 April 1915
UNDESIRABLE CITIZENS IN THE COMMONWEALTH.—GERMAN INTERNEES RECEIVE THEIR MARCHING TICKET. DEPORTED GERMANS LEAVING THE TRAIN AT PYRMONT, SYDNEY, TO EMBARK ON THE STEAMER, WHICH IS NOW TRANSPORTING THEM BACK TO THEIR OWN COUNTRY.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
18 September 1919
LONDON “SPECIALS” BEING REVIEWED BY THE KING.—The men are shown marching past His Majesty at Buckingham Palace. Queen Mary and Queen Alexandra are seen seated on the King’s left on the Royal pavilion.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
11 September 1919
U.S.A. FAREWELLS MRS ARMOR.
White Ribbon
18 November 1922
Photos by Walrond. WOMEN MARCHING OFF AFTER A POI DANCE. In the foreground the Hon. J. Carroll is speaking to Major Pokiha, at whose feet is the Arawa model canoe presented to the Duke.
New Zealand Graphic
6 July 1901
WHEN TOMMY COMES MARCHING HOME AGAIN.—The illustration shows a number of Britishers just back from the firing line on leave. The soldiers are being treated to tea and refreshments immediately upon alighting from the train.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
26 August 1915
PARADE OF THE SIXTEENTH REINFORCEMENTS OF THE NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY FORCES IN DUNEDIN. THE TROOPS MARCHING THROUGH THE OCTAGON, WHERE A LARGE CROWD ASSEMBLED TO DO HONOUR TO THESE WORTHY FIGHTING MEN OF THE DOMINION.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
7 September 1916
BRITAIN’S BIRDMEN WELL REPRESENTED IN THE PROCESSION RECENTLY HELD THROUGH THE STREETS OF LONDON IN CONNECTION WITH THE LORD MAYOR’S SHOW. These budding young aviators are shown marching at the head of the aeroplane tenders.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
14 February 1918
GERMAN DRAGOONS MARCHING TO A TRENCH-The history of this photograph is a very exciting one. It was taken inside the German lines by a Belgian officer who fell into their hands, and then made his escape.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
8 July 1915
READY TO HELP THEIR GALLANT COMRADES—LATEST REINFORCEMENTS FROM AUCKLAND. THE MEN ARE SHOWN MARCHING DOWN WELLESLEY STREET EAST FROM THE DRILL HALL INTO QUEEN STREET, ON THEIR WAY TO THE RAILWAY STATION TO ENTRAIN FOR TRENTHAM.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
2 September 1915
THE CROWN PRINCE OF GREECE REVIEWS TROOPS.—Greece’s Army held recently, when the Crown Prince took the salute. The populace made roads leading to the review ground were packed with a dense crowd. marching past the saluting base.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
20 January 1916
SCOTTISH REGIMENT
Camp News
17 April 1942
CORONATION DAY IN CHRISTCHURCH.
New Zealand Graphic
28 June 1911
DES HEFNER, once a MARCHING GIRL, is pictured embracing an Aussie ritual while GARY RODENT vocalist for THIS SPORTING LIFE is relaxing backstage at Mainstreet, mindful of their 33½, 10 song, 12", Flying Nun release ‘Show Me to the Bellrope.
Rip It Up
1 November 1982
CANADIAN TROOPS DEPOSIT THEIR COLOURS AT ST. PAUL’S CATHEDRAL, LONDON. A contingent of a well-known Canadian Regiment, which has achieved undying fame, marching through London City with fixed bayonets, en route to St. Paul’s Cathedral, where they deposited their colours.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
7 September 1916
Not a gold mine rush, but working parties composed of British Tommies, equipped with spades and picks in addition to their rifles, going up to consolidate newly captured trenches. Note the duck-boards which render marching over the sodden ground much easier.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
7 June 1917
READY TO SERVE THEIR COUNTRY IN ANOTHER CAPACITY. Members of the City of London Police, 50 in number, mustering with a view to marching to Scotland Yard and signing on for active service with the British Expeditionary Forces in France.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
8 August 1918
DANCE TECHNIQUE.
War Wit
1 August 1941
A SIGN OF THE TIMES IN AMERICA—PATRIOTIC WOMEN WHO HAVE COME FORWARD IN ORDER TO RELEASE MEN FOR WAR SERVICE. The illustration shows the latest novelty of the New York Police, the Women’s Police Training Corps, marching in their first parade.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
19 September 1918
PORTION OF THE MOST RECENT QUOTA OF THE AUCKLAND MILITARY DISTRICT TO LEAVE FOR CAMP. MEMBERS OF THE FORTYTHIRD REINFORCEMENTS PHOTOGRAPHED AT THE DRILL HALL PARADE GROUND, RUTLAND STREET, PRIOR TO MARCHING THROUGH QUEEN STREET, ON THURSDAY LAST, TO THE RAILWAY STATION.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
27 June 1918
GARDE REPUBLICANE MARCH TO THE MANSION HOUSE, LONDON. THE FAMOUS FRENCH BAND OF THE GARDE REPUBLICANE RECENTLY MARCHED THROUGH LONDON ON THEIR WAY TO MANSION HOUSE, WHERE THEY WERE ENTERTAINED TO LUNCH BY THE LORD MAYOR. THE BAND IS SHOWN MARCHING PAST TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
30 November 1916
FRENCH SOLDIERS GOING FORTH TO BATTLE. THE ALERT AND BRISK MANNER IN WHICH THESE GALLANT FRENCHMEN ARE MARCHING DEMONSTRATES THEIR EAGERNESS TO GET INTO CLOSE CONTACT WITH THE ENEMY. THEIR CHEERFULNESS DENOTES THE CONFIDENCE WITH WHICH THEY VIEW THEIR COMING ENCOUNTER WITH THE HUNS.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
7 December 1916
BRITISH WOMEN’S SILVER WEDDING TRIBUTE TO THE KING AND to the King and Queen, on the occasion of Their Majesty’s silver wedding nearly 3000 women war workers, wearing the uniforms of their corps and onstration of loyalty. A detachment of women are shown marching Palace.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
12 September 1918
Page 2 Advertisements Column 2
Rip It Up
1 January 1983
Untitled
White Ribbon
18 May 1940
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE ALLIED NATIONS TAKE A PROMINENT PART IN THE GREAT VICTORY MARCH THROUGH LONDON.— ROUMANIAN TROOPS MARCHING IN THE PROCESSION, WHICH INCLUDED FIGHTING MEN FROM ALL THE POWERS THAT UNITED UNDER THE ALLIED BANNER IN A SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOUR TO SAVE THE WORLD FROM PRUSSIAN MILITARISM AND TYRANNY.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
2 October 1919
CANADIAN CADETS IN AUCKLAND-A REVIEW ON THE DOMAIN.
New Zealand Graphic
27 November 1912
Page 14 Advertisements Column 2
Rip It Up
1 March 1982
Mr. Harry Lauder acted as one of the judges in a hundred-guinea competition for the best soldiers’ marching song organised by a firm of music publishers. The photograph shows Mr. Lauder with a big armful of entries. As there were more than 10,000 competitors, the Scotch comedian had no easy task.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
9 September 1915
GENERAL SARRAIL GREETS A BODY OF RUSSIAN TROOPS UPON THEIR ARRIVAL AT SALONIKA. As fresh reinforcements of Russians are landed at Salonika for the purpose of punishing the Bulgars for betraying their liberators, they are most cordially received by the people. The Russians are shown marching through the thronged streets.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
2 November 1916
A TYPICAL SCENE ON THE ROAD LEADING TO JERUSALEM, WHICH CITY OF THE BRITISH. The capture of the Holy City, in which operations the colo Home troops, was remarkable for the fact that its recovery was effected without done, the British soldiers marching into the capital without opposition, receiving inhabitants.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
21 February 1918

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