Evening-Post" Thoto. TQjTOtJR: JAPAN.—A/e/iitei-W, tlieN em Zealand: Universities' Rugby, jootball tedm-. iv...

SIDELIGHT ON THE NEW ZEALAND UNIVERSITY RUGBY TEAM'S TOUR OF JAPAN

Evening Post" Photo! E. i CHESTERMAN, of Victoria College, who replaces F. J. Green in the New Zealand Unive...

Evening Post" Photo. MR. K. SAKAMAKI, a Japanese agriculturist, who is.visiting New Zealand', to study farmi...

A ' ■'■■•■' ' • "■ ■■ :. – – .-» '•■ ■■. ~ .'■ .''Evening Post Photo. * 'SCRAP,METAL: FOR JAPAN.-Some of the...

A native guide exhibits a captured Japanese rifle to New Zealand soldiers on Vella Lavella, (Evening Post, 1...

Eastern China and Japan, (Evening Post, 22 June 1939)

Evening Post" Photo. MR. KURAMATSU MURAJ, Consul-General for Japan in Australia and Neiv Zealand, ivho arriv...

The remains of the Japanese submarine sunk by a New Zealand corvette off Guadalcanal Island. (Evening Post, ...

A Japanese sailor signalling. (Evening Post, 05 November 1938)

Interior of a Japanese house (Evening Post, 27 May 1939)

HIROHITO, The new Emperor of Japan. (Evening Post, 29 December 1926)

A series of Japanese drawings. IV. Evening mist in the Valley

NEW ZEALAND UNIVERSITY RUGBY FOOTBALL TEAM'S TOUR OF JAPAN" TWO PICTURES FROM THE OPENING GAME

Evening Post" Photo. UNIVERSITY FOOTBALLERS ON^ THEIR WAY TO JAPAN.-So^ Island members of the New Zealand .U...

The late President Roosevelt The political leaders associate d with the defeat of Japan. (Evening Post, 11 A...

New Zealand Rugby Union Junior representative team vs All-Japan, Wellington, 3 June 1968

The Emperor of Japan in his Coronation robes. (Evening Post, 23 January 1939)

New Zealand Rugby Union junior representative team vs All-Japan, Wellington, 3 June 1968

New Zealand Rugby Union junior representative team vs All-Japan, Wellington, 3 June 1968

New Zealand Rugby Union junior representative team vs All-Japan, Wellington, 3 June 1968

Evening Post" Photo. SCRAP METAL FOR JAPAN.—A third large shipment of scrap metal is now being loaded into t...

China and Japan / by W. and A. K. Johnston

Evening Post" Photo. MORE SCRAP FOR JAPAN.—Forsome months past a special gang has been collecting up railway...

The Nippon flying above the famous Fujiyama, in Japan. (Evening Post, 22 September 1939)