THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR: TUG-OF-WAR. (Otago Witness, 11 May 1904)

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR: THE LATEST MILITARY TOURNAMENT, (Otago Witness, 11 May 1904)

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR: PROGRESS OF THE JAPANESE NAVY. (Otago Witness, 02 March 1904)

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR: A TORPEDO FLOTILLA AT WORK. (Otago Witness, 02 March 1904)

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR: DETACHMENT OF "HUNTER SCOUTS" RECONNOITRING BY NIGHT. (Otago Witness, 30 March 1904)

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE "WAR: RUSSIAN CAVALRY ON THE MARCH IN MANCHURIA. (Otago Witness, 06 April 1904)

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR: DETRAINING REMOUNTS FOE A JAPANESE CAVALRY CORPS. (Otago Witness, 23 March 1904)

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR: "IS THE END?" (Otago Witness, 21 June 1905)

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR: BRITISH-BUILT SHIPS IN THE JAPANESE NAVY (Otago Witness, 30 March 1904)

JAPANESE WRESTLERS AND UMPIRE (Otago Witness, 04 May 1904)

1HE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR: ACROSS THE ICE ON LAKE BAIKAL (Otago Witness, 23 March 1904)

ADMIRAL TOGO: A MEMENTO OF THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR. (Otago Witness, 18 September 1907)

A JAPANESE INFANTRYMAN, (Otago Witness, 17 February 1904)

THE LAST RIDE OF A JAPANESE SCOUT. (Otago Witness, 27 April 1904)

JAPANESE I.ABIES ENTERTAINED. (Otago Witness, 28 September 1904)

Untitled Illustration (Otago Witness, 09 November 1904)

THE ROSSO-JAPANESE: WAR: JAPANESE INFANTRY CHARGING AFTER INDEPENDENT FIRING. (Otago Witness, 06 April 1904)

Naval Battle of the Russo-Japanese War at Chinmulpo, 9 February 1904

BARON OKU, In command of the Second Japanese Army Corp*. (Otago Witness, 03 August 1904)

Mikasa. Shikishima. Asahi. TYPES OF THE JAPANESE FLEET. (Otago Witness, 17 February 1904)

THE TOWN OP NAGASAKI, JAPAN (Otago Witness, 04 May 1904)

HAYASHI GONSUKA, Japanese Minister for Korea. (Otago Witness, 16 March 1904)

TWELVE DISTINCT VARIETIES JAPANESE: MESSRS HOWDEN AND MONCRIEFP, FIRST PRIZE. (Otago Witness, 18 May 1904)

SIX DISTINCT VARIETIES JAPANESE Mr A. H. Poole, first prize. (Otago Witness, 18 May 1904)

THE CITY OF MOKPHO, KOREA, SHOWING THE JAPANESE SETTLEMENT AND POBT. (Otago Witness, 23 March 1904)