Today In New Zealand History

July 26, 2019

By AHNZ

1910: Opening of Grafton Bridge
https://ahnz.anarkiwi.co.nz/1910-grafton-bridge/

1915: Fiasco at Gallipoli
https://ahnz.anarkiwi.co.nz/1915-fiasco-at-gallipoli/

1915: ANZAC Day fading out
https://ahnz.anarkiwi.co.nz/2022-anzac-day-dimming/

1915: Gallipoli landings
http://ahnz.anarkiwi.co.nz/1915-canakkale-victory-and-martyrs-day/

1940: ANZAC Day service aborted at Gallipoli
https://ahnz.anarkiwi.co.nz/1941-the-greek-campaign/

1941: Abandonment of Greece
https://ahnz.anarkiwi.co.nz/1941-the-greek-campaign/


April

25 April: St. Mark Evangelist
The third month of autumn, is usually one of the most settled of the
year. The days generally are distinguished by beautiful bright
sunshine, by an almost entire absence of wind, and by a soft balmy
state of the atmosphere; although the temperature begins sensibly to
decline, and the nights to lengthen considerably, whilst heavy dews
and diminished transpiration and evaporation begin to render
artificial wtering in the open air unnecessary.

Ref. Southern Provinces Almanac, 1868