Samoanische Zeitung

The Samoanische Zeitung (English: Samoan Newspaper), later known as the Samoa Times, was a newspaper in Samoa published in both English and German.

Samoanische Zeitung
EditorEmil Luebke
Founded6 April 1901
LanguageGerman and English
Ceased publication28 February 1930
HeadquartersApia

History

The paper was first published on 6 April 1901,[1] and was a successor to the Samoa Weekly Herald, which had ceased publication on 28 August 1900. The new newspaper initially ran with the first half in German edited by Emil Luebke and the second in English edited by F. Muller. Muller was replaced as the English language editor by James Ah Sue in 1910. After the occupation of Samoa by New Zealand at the start of World War I, it was renamed the Samoa Times and switched to printing primarily in English, with a German supplement. Sue bought the newspaper in 1916, but died in 1918. The Times ceased publication on 28 February 1930, and was replaced by the Samoa Herald and then the Western Samoa Mail.[2]

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References
  1. Untitled Poverty Bay Herald, 6 May 1901
  2. Samoanische Zeitung Papers Past


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