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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEBIRTHS.
• ARTICLEMARRIAGES.
• ARTICLEDEATHS.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
• ARTICLETABLE TALK.
• ARTICLEOUR NEWS PAGES.
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• ARTICLEADVENTURES OF MICKEY THE MOUSE.—"It's An III Wind—"
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• SECTIONFINANCE, COMMERCE AND MARKETS.
  • ARTICLETURN OF THE TIDE.
  • ARTICLETHE MONEY MARKET.
  • ARTICLECOMPANY AFFAIRS.
  • ARTICLELIVE STOCK MARKETS.
  • ARTICLEOVERSEAS MARKETS.
  • ARTICLEWOOLLEN INDUSTRY.
  • ARTICLEDUNEDIN WOOL SALE.
  • ARTICLECANTERBURY PRODUCE.
  • ARTICLEDAIRY PRODUCE.
  • ARTICLENEW ZEALAND BONOS.
  • ARTICLEAROUND THE WORLD.
  • ARTICLESHIPPING NEWS.
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• ARTICLERAILWAY REVENUE.
• ARTICLEOPEN SEASON.
• ARTICLE"THEY ARE BRAVE"
• ARTICLEHOTEL TILLS RANSACKED.
• ARTICLELORRY CAPSIZES.
• ARTICLEMR. BROMLEY RESIGNS.
• ARTICLEHIGH OFFICIALS.
• ARTICLERAILWAY MANAGEMENT.
• ARTICLEMUSIC EXAMINATIONS.
• ARTICLEROTORUA SEAT.
• ARTICLEPOST OFFICE CHANGE.
• ARTICLEHOUSES IN DEMAND.
• ARTICLEFALL IN LAND VALUES.
• ARTICLESMALLER PARLIAMENT.
• ARTICLELONG-SERVICE INCREMENT.
• ARTICLEPASTOR'S SAUSAGE TAX.
• ARTICLETIMARU SENSATION.
• ARTICLEFINANCE BILL.
• ARTICLEOBITUARY.
• ARTICLE"IRON MAIDEN" MENACED.
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• ARTICLETRADE COUPONS.
• ARTICLE"VICIOUS IN EXTREME."
• ARTICLEWORKLESS WOMEN.
• ARTICLEVERSATILE GARDENER.
• ARTICLEWOOD OR CONCRETE?
• ARTICLEHOTEL REGISTERS.
• ARTICLEFARM TRAGEDY.
• ARTICLEMURRAY'S BAY.
• ARTICLEPERSONAL.
• ARTICLEFINALITY.
• ARTICLETEACHERS' SALARIES.
• ARTICLEFARMER FOUND DEAD.
• ARTICLEBOROUGH ELECTIONS.
• ARTICLEMOEREWA FREEZING WORKS.
• ARTICLEHAURAKI REFORMERS.
• ARTICLETERRIFIC IMPACT.
• ARTICLERODNEY DAIRY FACTORY.
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• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
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• ARTICLESUN, MOON, AND TIDES.
• ARTICLENORTH ISLAND REPORTS.
• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICE.
• ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS GUIDE.
• SECTIONThe Auckland Star WITH WHICH ARE INCORPORATED The Evening News, Morning News, The Echo and The Sun. SATURDAY, APRIL 1...
  • ARTICLETHE BOLSHEVIK WAY.
  • ARTICLERAILWAY CONSTRUCTION.
• ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY.
• ARTICLETHE WEEK'S GREAT DAY.
• ARTICLELESSON OF THE FLOODS
• ARTICLETHE PASSING SHOW.
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• ARTICLEIN THE PUBLIC MIND.
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• ARTICLETIME BETTERED.
• ARTICLECONGRATULATIONS.
• ARTICLENEW LEADER.
• ARTICLEGANGSTER'S CHARITY.
• ARTICLEVESSEL ABLAZE.
• ARTICLECABINET RESIGNS.
• ARTICLEOIL FROM COAL.
• ARTICLELOSS TO AMERICA.
• ARTICLEBANK ULTIMATUM.
• ARTICLESUNDAY AMUSEMENT.
• ARTICLESKI-ING TRAGEDY.
• ARTICLEFRIEND OF WOMEN.
• ARTICLEOLD LADY'S SUICIDE.
• ARTICLEFOR NEW ZEALAND.
• ARTICLEUPWARD TREND.
• ARTICLESHIPPING REVIVAL.
• ARTICLETOUR AT AN END.
• ILLUSTRATIONEQUIPPED TO MEET THE CONDITIONS.—The weather ha* been so consistently unkind to the Avondale Jockey Club that patrons...
• ARTICLEBOY'S TRIP TO U.S.A.
• ARTICLETOO COSTLY.
• ARTICLEGRATEFUL NAVY.
• ARTICLEAIR LAURELS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSquadron-Leader Orlebar.
  • ILLUSTRATIONFlight-Lieutenant Stainforth.
• ARTICLESPEEDING UP MAILS.
• ARTICLEHANDS FULL.
• ARTICLEANGRY "REDS."
• ARTICLELEAKING.
• ARTICLEREPORT BY RADIO.
• ARTICLENO WORK AVAILABLE.
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• ARTICLESIGHT-SEEING IN NAPIER DURING THE HOLIDAYS :: BEAUTIFUL AUTUMN BLOOMS :: Y.W.C.A. SECRETARY FAREWELLED
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  • ILLUSTRATIONY-W-C.A. SECRETARY FAREWELLED.—Miss Jean Begg, general secretary of the Y.W.C.A., who is leaving Auckland soon to con...
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  • ILLUSTRATIONAN EARLY SHOW OF CHRYSANTHEMUMS in Mr. F. G. Ballin's garden. ' MAUNGANUI IN COMMISSION AGAIN.—A scene at.the departu...
  • ILLUSTRATIONBRITAIN PREPARES FOR SCHNEIDER CUP CONTEST.—-The supermarine Rolls-Royce machine flown in the 1929 contest is one of ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONNAPIER'S MARINE PARADE was . marked by something like its usual activity during f the holidays. Many motorists visite...
  • ILLUSTRATIONA MAORI RELIC.—An ancient Maori canoe dredged up from the Wairoa River, Hawke's Bay. Maoris consider it is between 30...
  • ILLUSTRATIONALTITUDE RECORD. — Miss Elmore Smith, an eighteen-yearold American aviatrix, who .has established a new altitude reco...
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• ARTICLEOLD MAORI CANOE.
• ARTICLERAILWAYMEN'S HOBBY.
• ARTICLE"KING WILLOW."
• ARTICLEFAILED TO ACCOUNT.
• ARTICLEELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM.
• ARTICLEDAYS THAT WERE
• ARTICLECHICHESTER'S FLIGHT.
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• SECTIONAVONDALE RACES.
  • ARTICLETHE AUTUMN MEETING.
  • ARTICLEHow They Ran.
  • ARTICLEOn the Lawn.
  • ARTICLEGreymouth Races.
  • ARTICLETaranaki Trots.
• ARTICLEJOCKEY FINED.
• ARTICLEJOCKEY INJURED.
• ARTICLELEAGUE FOOTBALL.
• ARTICLEALPINE SPORTS.
• ARTICLEDEATH OF MR. J. A. BLUE.
• ARTICLEPRODIGAL'S RETURN.
• ARTICLERUGBY FOOTBALL.
• ARTICLELAST OF HER LINE.
• ARTICLE"CHEER UP WEEK."
• ARTICLEPREVARICATORS BEWARE.
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• ARTICLESCARCITY OF HOUSES.
• ARTICLEWESTSHORE LINKED UP.
• ARTICLEBEHEADED ROYALTY.
• ARTICLESWIMMING.
• ARTICLEGOOD USE FOR SPOIL.
• ARTICLE"MERCIFUL JUDGE."
• ARTICLELAWN TENNIS.
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• SECTIONSLOW PROGRESS.
  • ARTICLEWORK OF PARLIAMENT.
  • ARTICLERATES FROM CROWN.
  • ARTICLELANDLORDS' RIGHTS.
  • ARTICLEECONOMY KNIFE.
  • ARTICLETIME PAYMENTS.
• ARTICLE"HELL'S ANGELS."
• ARTICLESMASHED A WINDOW.
• ARTICLEFATAL POLO ACCIDENT.
• ARTICLECONCERN EXPRESSED.
• ARTICLEPRESENTATION.
• ARTICLEFIRE AT RUNCIMAN.
• ARTICLELAY-OUT OF NAPIER.
• ARTICLECIVIC CENTRE SCHEME.
• ARTICLERETURN OF REFUGEES.
• ARTICLEBOOKS FOR THE BLIND.
• ARTICLELONDON LOAN.
• ARTICLEFARMERS' WORLD TOUR.
• ARTICLETRANSPORT CONTROL.
• ARTICLEETERNAL TRIANGLE.
• ARTICLEMILITARY TRAINING.
• ARTICLELIVINGSTONE'S SERVANT.
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• ARTICLEBAD DRIVING.
• ARTICLE"ALL FOR NOTHING."
• ARTICLETANGOWAHINE LINE.
• ARTICLEDUKES OF BRABANT.
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• SECTIONWoman's World AND ITS WAYS
  • ARTICLETHE SOCIAL ROUND
  • ARTICLESOCIAL GATHERINGS.
  • ARTICLEWEDDINGS OF THE DAY.
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  • ARTICLEENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED
  • ARTICLEFAREWELL FUNCTION.
  • ILLUSTRATIONWOMEN'S AFFAIRS IN AUCKLAND.—Delegates at the biennial meeting of .the Auckland Federation of Women's Institutes held...
  • ARTICLEWOMEN'S INSTITUTES.
  • ARTICLEWOMEN'S INSTITUTES.
  • ARTICLEBIRTH CONTROL.
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• SECTIONTopics of the Turf NOTES AND FROM EVERYWHERE
  • ARTICLEGREYMOUTH RACES.
  • ARTICLEHAWKE'S BAY JOCKEY CLUB.
  • ARTICLEWAIKATO RACING CLUB.
  • ARTICLETAKANINI HORSES.
  • ARTICLEWHANGAREI RACING CLUB.
  • ARTICLESTABLE AND TRACK NOTES.
  • ARTICLETROTTING.
• ARTICLELEAGUE FOOTBALL.
• ARTICLERUGBY FOOTBALL.
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• ARTICLEINDOOR BOWLING.
• ARTICLEWRESTLING.
• ARTICLEGOLF.
• ARTICLEBADMINTON.
• ARTICLEDOMINION SOCCER.
• ARTICLEATHLETICS.
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• ARTICLEFINANCIAL BURDENS.
• ARTICLEIN TWELVE HOURS.
• ARTICLEGROWING GIRLS.
• ARTICLEOLD RAILWAY CAMPS.
• ARTICLEROTORUA POLICE FORCE.
• ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS.
• ARTICLECHURCH ALARMED.
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• ARTICLETRADES AND LABOUR.
• SECTIONCORRESPONDENCE.
  • ARTICLEPUBLIC TRUST OFFICE.
  • ARTICLECOURSING.
  • ARTICLERUSSIAN MATCHES.
  • ARTICLERATING SEMI-RURAL LAND.
  • ARTICLETHE PRICE OF MILK.
• ARTICLEY.M.C.A. CLUBS FOR BOYS.
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  • ARTICLE"PRESENTED AT COURT."
  • ARTICLECentres of Imperial Interest :: Royalty and Financial Power.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE PRIVILEGE OF PRESENTATION.—The grand staircase at Buckingham Palace, up which the ladies walk to the Royal Presen...
    • ILLUSTRATIONFOR THEIR MAJESTY'S COURTS.—The ceremony of being presented at Court is described in an article on this page. The pic...
    • ILLUSTRATIONRECONSTRUCTION OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND.—After two years' work the new Bank of England building, in the heart of London...
    • ILLUSTRATIONWHERE THE MAKING OF MUCH HISTORY HAS BEEN ACCLAIMED. The balcony at Buckingham Palace from which the King is wont to ...
  • ARTICLEMELBA AS TEACHER.
  • ARTICLEGRIN AND BEAR IT.
  • ARTICLE"IFS" IN HISTORY.
  • ARTICLEBANK OF ENGLAND.
  • ARTICLEWAYS OF THE WILD.
  • ARTICLERELIGIOUS WORLD.
  • ARTICLETHE BOOKSHELF.
  • ARTICLERANDOM SHOTS
  • ARTICLESTAGE JOTTINGS.
    • ILLUSTRATIONMidget Golf makes father pleased to stoke the furnace. —"New York Telegram."
    • ILLUSTRATIONSmall Boy (to chemist): Please, sir, have you anything for havin' swallowed a crab? —"Tbs Hwaonsu '
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  • ARTICLETHE THRILL OF KILLING.
  • ARTICLEBOGUS WAR CHAPLAIN.
  • ARTICLESWINDLER'S HUGE COUP.
  • ARTICLEWOMAN SCORNED.
  • ARTICLENEW YORK THRILL.
  • ARTICLECATHEDRAL DRAMA.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe Little Bag-snatcher: Damn this 'ere fog. I bin tryin' to get away wiv a sporran. —"London Opinion."
  • ILLUSTRATIONEnglish Tourist (after lengthy discussion with Consular Official): So 1 shall have to brine vou a recent photograph o...
  • ILLUSTRATIONMolly: I'm afraid Harold is lbsing his memory, Nanny. That's the -•second wash he's had to-day! —"The Passing Show."
  • ARTICLEJUMP FROM EXPRESS.
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  • ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER.
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  • ARTICLENEWS FROM ALL QUARTERS.
  • ARTICLENEWS CURIOSITIES.
  • ARTICLEA MAID IN MAYFAIR.
  • ARTICLELOVELINESS.
  • ARTICLEA ROYAL DINNER.
  • SECTIONWoman's World AND ITS WAYS
    • ARTICLECOMING EVENTS.
    • ARTICLEUNRECOGNISED GENIUS.
    • ARTICLECULT OF BEAUTY.
    • ARTICLEFASHION NOTES.
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    • ARTICLETHIS WEEK'S FASHION DISPLAY.
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      • ILLUSTRATIONTHE NEW SHORT COAT.—An ensemble in green Bradford "Plumelaine" suitable for present wear. The short fitting coat, wit...
    • ARTICLEHINTS AND IDEAS.
    • ARTICLELA BONNE CUISINE
  • SECTIONFilms and Screen Stars
    • ARTICLETHE ANSWER CORNER.
      • ILLUSTRATIONMARLENE DIETRICH, brilliant German star, who appears opposite Gary Cooper in "Morocco."
      • ILLUSTRATIONRICHARD DIX plays the part of Yancey Cravat, pioneer and dreamer, in "Cimarron," an epic of the Middle West.
      • ILLUSTRATIONA V.A.D. GIRL'S ROMANCE.—Jean Harlow engages the attention of two young aviators (James Hall and Ben Lyon) in the Air...
      • ILLUSTRATIONA SPANISH ROBIN HOOD.—Ken Mayaard farewells his sweetheart (Doris Hill) in the Californian romance, "Song of the Caba...
    • ARTICLE"ABRAHAM LINCOLN."
      • ILLUSTRATIONDEFENDERS OF THE RANCH.—NeaI Hart, Hoot Gibson and Sally Eilers unite against a band of outlaws in "Trigger Tricks," ...
    • ARTICLEBRITAIN'S PRESTIGE.
      • ILLUSTRATIONRT. HON. J. RAMSAY MACDONALD, British Prime Minister.
    • ARTICLEHOLLYWOOD IN PERSON.
      • ILLUSTRATIONCLAUDE ALLISTER, the unfortunate bridegroom in "Monte Carlo," will be seen shortly in "Reaching For the Moon."
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  • ARTICLEMUTINY AND DEATH.
  • ARTICLEHAIR STOOD ON END.
  • ARTICLEROBIN HOOD.
  • ARTICLEPractical Gardening
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  • ARTICLETHE WEEK'S WORK.
  • ARTICLETHE VEGETABLE GARDEN.
  • ARTICLETO CORRESPONDENTS.
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  • ARTICLEHOUSE OF MYSTERIES.
    • ILLUSTRATIONL PORTRAIT STATUE OF LIVIA, wife of the Roman Emperor Augustus, discovered in the House of Mysteries recently uncover...
  • ARTICLEFLOOD STORY RETOLD.
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  • ARTICLEGRAMOPHONE NOTES.
  • ARTICLETHE WORLD OF MUSIC.
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  • ARTICLECOSMOPOLITE.
  • ARTICLEOVER THE COUNTER.
  • ARTICLEAID IN ANAEMIA.
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  • ARTICLEKING REFUSES ASSENT.
  • ARTICLEWOMAN SUFFRAGE.
  • ARTICLE"ON TICK."
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  • ARTICLEMURDER BY LEGACY
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  • ARTICLEMiss MIDAS
  • ARTICLEDUELLIST WHO FLED.
  • ARTICLEA MAN'S MEAL.
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  • TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
  • ARTICLEUS FELLERS
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  • SECTIONBOYS OWN COLUMN.
    • ARTICLEA WONDERFUL LIGHTHOUSE.
    • ARTICLEJERRY'S MAD IDEA.
    • ARTICLETHE MAGIC TICKET.
  • ARTICLEASK THE WITCH DOCTOR
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  • SECTIONYoung folk's budget
    • ARTICLEMODEL AEROPLANE NOTES.
    • ARTICLEBROTHERHOOD.
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    • ARTICLE"THE DESERTED GARDEN."
    • ARTICLELINKS OF EMPIRE.
    • ARTICLEOUR WEEKLY MOTTO.
  • ARTICLETHE CALL OF THE CLUB.
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  • ARTICLEFOR THE GIRLS.
  • ARTICLEFUN WITH MATCHES.
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  • ARTICLEYOUR BICYCLE.
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  • ARTICLEFOR LITTLE COOKS.
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  • SECTIONFOR THE LITTLE ONES
    • ARTICLETHE BRAVE MAID OF NOYON.
    • ARTICLEPATRICIA REPAYS.
    • ARTICLEOVER THE RANGE.
    • ARTICLEWHAT IS WRONG?
      • ILLUSTRATIONWe sometimes scoff at foreigners when they show blank, ignorance of New Zealand, but how much do we know of other imp...
    • ARTICLETHE TUG-OF-WAR.
    • ARTICLEFELIX IN NURSERYLAND.
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    • ARTICLEBREAD ON THE WATERS.
    • ARTICLEWHERE DO ELEPHANTS DIE?
    • ARTICLEMR. WHISTLE-IT.
    • ARTICLEHINTS TO YOUNG BOXERS.
    • ARTICLETHE HOUSE OF MR. NANTIN.
    • ARTICLETHE BALLOON WHO SAID NOTHING.
    • ARTICLEMRS. LEOPARD'S PARTY.
      • ILLUSTRATIONMrs. Leopard gave a party and invited a number of her friends. As you can see, several of the animal guests have alre...
    • ARTICLECORNER FOR BUSY BEES.
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    • ARTICLELET US BE HUMBLE.
    • ARTICLENOT RISKING IT.
  • ARTICLEFASHION PLATE FANNY
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  • ARTICLEThe Tee Wees' Adventures
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    • ILLUSTRATIONfii'pi Kiwi told the leeVJees there was no food, ift Ifeßusft' because of the drought
    • ILLUSTRATION~Tfi£ lioost&r Nirew:f [ion, oat, a/ul. they were very sad- d;bou.t it — but,—
    • ILLUSTRATIONSo visited&, hen-run i/iey Knew, [o get" someHiing loeaJ: for Kipi, but Hi£ Kens—
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