Transport old and new on the highways of the oceans: picturesque sailing ships fast disappearing and steamers giving place to powerful motor-liners. https://t.co/cwEgLkhNa4
Activities of the Young Men's Christian Association in Auckland: developing the physical side. One of the Saturday morning classes being instructed by the physical director, Mr. E. J. Wilson, on the roof of the Y.M.C.A. building in Wellesley St. https://t.co/VZcuspGAv5
Wellington City's water supply interrupted. The break in the main on the Hutt Road which cut off the supply from Wainui-o-mata last week. Photograph shows repair work nearing completion. https://t.co/swL4M9Xy2Q
Tireless workers for prohibition in New Zealand. Members of the deputation from the New Zealand Alliance who waited on the Prime Minister in Wellington recently. https://t.co/xE3W9UXS2R
Ready for his sleeping-bag. An amusing snapshot secured at Wairarapa Lake last week after a strenuous morning shooting wild duck. https://t.co/BsudEX7KOx
Water famine in Auckland owing to the supply being cut off by floods in Waitakere Hills. Following heavy rain huge slips caused breaks in the pipe-lines, and residents of the city had to be rationed. https://t.co/65F9u6pbm4
Traditional anchor-stone of the Tainui canoe placed within a concrete model canoe in the Maniaroa native cemetery, between Mokau and Awakino. The anchor is said to have been used by the canoe which brought the first MΔori from Hawaiki. https://t.co/3wU3LB7zyB
Motor replacing the horse in New Zealand's back country: the new and the old method of unloading scows at Rakino Island, Auckland. https://t.co/Pf8KCqwMRJ