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- How fast was it going?" Witness was at a loss, but someone murmured, 'Like greased lightning.'
- JIM JOHNSON'S JAG - And a butcher's bosker boozeroo - NZ Truth, 21 Nov 1914 #WW100
- Apple leaf-spot
- Here politically things are muddled. If Sullivan had gone m for Christchurch East he might have won
- To publish the names of the "things" that shirk drill in city churches would not be much use.
- Frozen meat for France.
- Fascinating piece of local history from 1845 which is marked by plaque at front of Connie Cottell's Gala Worth a read
- Bunty is the same type of comedy as was "Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch".
- "EFFICIENCY" JARGON - Also "Business Psychology" - Evening Post, 20 Nov 1914 #WW100
- @KeirLeslie A breakaway Brit Israel sect who expected whites to inherit the earth made their HQ in...Otahuhu
- A GIRL IN THE FIRING LINE - Star, 20 Nov 1914 #WW100
- Temuka 'Leader": the officers on the New Zealand troopships abroad are not sharing the food of the men
- Belgian soldiers near Antwerp with portable kitchen [illustration]
- In past months Royal Australian Navy completely justified itself. Settles local navy question NZ Herald, 19/11/14
- Young Turks are stirring up insurgents.
- Mr W. Pool caught a 10 ft shark...the shark was found to contain whole heads of hapuka
- HORSES ON THE ROADS - To the editor "guardian" - Ashburton Guardian, 20 Nov 1914 #WW100
- FAMOUS BATTLE PHRASES - Hawera & Normanby Star, 19 Nov 1914 #WW100
- A REVOLUTION IN BREAD-MAKING - Evening Posr, 19 Nov 1914 #WW100
- New trades for women.
- Canterbury Patriotic Fund.
- CHANGING THEIR NAMES - Auckland Star, 19 Nov 1914 #WW100
- A SERIOUS CHARGE: The Huntly Disaster. Mine manager arrested.
- RT @life100yearsago: A BIG SLUMP AT END OF WAR - Grey River Argus, 19 Nov 1914 #WW100 via @PapersPastNZ
- War Alphabet: A for the Arms we honourably bear, B for the Burden each Briton must share, C for...
- A BIG SLUMP AT END OF WAR - Grey River Argus, 19 Nov 1914 #WW100
- RT @ThisDayInWWI: Nov 17 1914 Rampaging Germans run amok on Pacific Gilbert Island chain
- RT @ThisDayInWWI: Nov 17 1914 Germany urges whole pop. to maintain guerrilla warfare against invading Russians htt…
- RT @RobDotHutton: From 1904, on #Journalese. I think things have improved. Via @synthjock
- RT @RobDotHutton: "The succulent bivalve." An #elegantvariation and a half. Cc @euanmccolm
- "The succulent bivalve." An #elegantvariation and a half. Cc @euanmccolm
- From 1904, on #Journalese. I think things have improved. Via @synthjock
- Nov 17 1914 Rampaging Germans run amok on Pacific Gilbert Island chain
- Nov 17 1914 Germany urges whole pop. to maintain guerrilla warfare against invading Russians
- NEW AIRSHIP SHED INVENTED - Mt Benger Mail, 18 Nov 1914 #WW100
- THE ART OF CONVERSATION - Sun, 18 Nov 1914 #WW100
- COUNT GOES BANKRUPT - NZ Herald, 18 Nov 1914 #WW100
- RT @saskiadepeurder: Cool! I found this newspaper article from 1884 about #Goeiemie
- RT @PapersPastNZ: SALVATION BY DESTRUCTION - Maoriland Worker, 18 Nov 1914 #WW100
- Washable materials now needed for seaside and holiday dresses.
- Hokitika menaced: raging north-west gale caused serious sea encroachment
- Rowing on the Avon: River becoming too shallow.
- Get on the Roll.
- a boy charged with lighting a fire in the open without permission in writing from the town clerk of New Brighton
- Cool! I found this newspaper article from 1884 about #Goeiemie
- SALVATION BY DESTRUCTION - Maoriland Worker, 18 Nov 1914 #WW100
- OPPOSITION POLICY - Prodigal promises - Dominion, 17 Nov 1914 #WW100
- THE VAMPIRE'S BOAST - Feilding Star, 17 Nov 1914 #WW100
- Mr Hiram Hunter, Social-Democratic candidate for Christchurch East, delivered his election address.
- The tourist season promises to be heavy. Overseas tourists are few, but local people are on the move