Christchurch Star
Dates
- Existence: 1868 - Present
Biography
The Christchurch Star newspaper was a local daily paper which ran from 1868-1990 and since then has run as a free paper, currently produced once a week.
Found in 5830 Collections and/or Records:
Bowls Personalities: Parella, Rob, 1982-1991
A collection of photographs relating to Australian bowler Rob Parella. Photographs are all action shots and depict Parella competing in various national and trans-tasman tournaments.
Bowls Personalities: Patterson, Bob, 1983, 1985
Photographs of Southbridge bowler, Bob Patterson, competing in a pairs tournament in Wellington. Also featured in one of the photographs is New Plymouth player Alan Crowe.
Bowls Personalities: Perry, Ken, 1983
Portrait of Christchurch Bowling Centre president, Ken Perry.
Bowls Personalities: Perry, Tom, 1990
Photographs of Balmoral bowler, Tom Perry, competing in the Rothmans national bowls championship draw.
Bowls Personalities: Petterson, Bob, 1984
Action shot of Dallington bowls personality, Bob Petterson, competing in the Christmas fours at the Woolston Workingmen's Club.
Bowls Personalities: Pickering, Frank, 1975-1976
Photographs of Canterbury Bowling club president Frank Pickering. Pickering is depicted in the photographs bowling the first bowl at the opening of the club, and later competing in a fours tournament against Papanui. Also featured in one of the photographs is club secretary, Dan O'Neill.
Bowls Personalities: Pickles, Brent, 1979
Photograph of 10 year old Waimakari primary school student, Brent Pickles, demonstrating his bowling skills at home.
Bowls Personalities: Pomery, Kath, 1979
Action shot of Kamo bowler, Kath Pomery, competing in a New Zealand women's bowls championship.
Bowls Personalities: Poole, Neville, 1981-1987
Action shots of Sumner bowler, Neville Poole, competing in various national tournaments, including the New Zealand Champion-of-Champions.
Bowls Personalities: Pope, Les, 1976
Photographs of Burnside bowler Les Pope. The newspaper clipping relates to Pope completing a '10-mile tin-leg trek' in a bid to raise funds for the Burnside Bowling Club.