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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEBIRTHS.
• ARTICLEMARRIAGES.
• ARTICLESILVER WEDDINGS.
• ARTICLEDEATHS.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLETABLE TALK.
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• ARTICLETOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
  • ILLUSTRATION"This sti around my finger is a reminder to order my supply of coal through the 'Auckland Star* classified ads. to-day."
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• ARTICLELATE NEWS.
• ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST.
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• SECTIONFinance, Commerce, Markets
  • ARTICLEON 'CHANGE.
  • ARTICLESTAGNATION.
  • ARTICLEEXCHANGE RATES.
  • ARTICLEDOLLAR RATES.
  • ARTICLETHE LATEST QUOTATIONS.
  • ARTICLEINTEREST RATES.
  • ARTICLESOUTHERN EXCHANGES
  • ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN EXCHANGES.
  • ARTICLEGOLD AND STERLING.
  • ARTICLECUSTOMS ASSESSMENTS.
  • ARTICLEFIRM MARKET.
  • ARTICLEGREAT EXPANSION.
    • ILLUSTRATIONMr. H. J. Kelliher.
  • ARTICLEOVERSEAS MARKETS.
  • ARTICLETHE WEEK REVIEWED.
  • ARTICLEPERPETUAL FORESTS.
  • ARTICLEWHOLESALE EGG PRICES.
• SECTIONShipping News of the Port
  • ARTICLETEKOA FOR LONDON.
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• ARTICLEPRICES STEADY.
• ARTICLETHE OPEN BIBLE.
• ARTICLE"A TRAVESTY."
• ARTICLESTRONG CRITICISM.
• ARTICLEOPTIMISTS' CLUB.
• ARTICLEGAS WORKERS.
• ARTICLEPERSONAL.
• ARTICLEHOTEL REGISTERS.
• ARTICLEBLIND INSTITUTE CONCERT
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• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
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• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICE.
• ARTICLEThe Auckland Star: WITH WHICH ARE INCORPORATED "The Evening News, Morning News," The Echo and The Sun. SATURDAY, JUNE...
• ARTICLE"CAPACITY TO PAY" IRRELEVANT?
• ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY.
• ARTICLECYCLONIC STORMS.
• ARTICLEThe Stalkers.
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• ARTICLETHE PASSING SHOW.
• SECTIONIN THE PUBLIC MIND.
  • ARTICLEDEFENCE.
  • ARTICLECITRUS PESTS.
  • ARTICLEHOST FOR THRIPS.
  • ARTICLETOTALISATOR SYSTEMS.
  • ARTICLEHAND MILKING RECORDS.
  • ARTICLEPROFITS AND TAXES.
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• ARTICLETRANSPORT DEFENCE SCHEMES IN BRITAIN.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSir Charles Bressey.
• ARTICLETREATMENT BY DRUGS.
• ARTICLE"LOST DIVISION."
• ARTICLEAMERICAN CLIMBERS.
• ARTICLEAUSTRIAN LOANS.
• ARTICLESAMOA REMEMBERS.
• ARTICLEFRIENDLY GESTURE.
• ARTICLEBIG SUM FOR RELIEF.
• ARTICLEELIMINATE JEWS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONDr. Friclc.
• ARTICLEWOOL CONFERENCE.
• ARTICLEFLOODS MAY DEFEAT JAPANESE ARMIES.
• ARTICLEREDUCTION SOUGHT.
  • ILLUSTRATION"JEWS, DIE LIKE DOGS r'—Another determined anti-Semitic sweep by resulted ,n the arrest of hundred, of Jew. in Berlin...
• ARTICLESHARP EXCHANGE.
• ARTICLEROUND-WORLD FLIGHT.
• ARTICLEASCOT MEETING.
• ARTICLEEASY VICTORY.
  • ILLUSTRATIONL. O'B. Fleetwood-Smith.
• ARTICLEITALY'S CABINET.
• ARTICLEDESIRE FOR WAR AGAINST GERMANY.
• ARTICLEBIG SCORING.
• ARTICLE"WAR OFFICE CONVOY"
• ARTICLEFRENCH PARLIAMENT.
• ARTICLESTALEMATE.
• ARTICLERECRUITING WOMEN.
• ARTICLEBRAZIL'S DEBT.
• ARTICLECOST OF LIVING.
• ARTICLEESTATE OF MARQUIS.
• ARTICLEMUNICIPAL MILK.
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• SECTIONANOTHER FLIGHT?
  • ARTICLEOVER TASMAN.
  • ARTICLEN.Z. AIR MAIL.
  • ARTICLESHOW SECRETARIES.
  • ARTICLE"QUICKENING."
  • ARTICLEPATIENTS DOUBLED.
  • ARTICLEDOG COLLECTOR.
    • ILLUSTRATIONFITTING ADDITION TO AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE.—Now that the scaffolding has been removed from the new biology block...
• ARTICLEFREE ACCESS.
• ARTICLENOTHING BUT CONTEMPT.
• ARTICLEEROSION AND DREDGING.
• ARTICLEDROVER GORED.
• ARTICLESTEEL INDUSTRY.
• ARTICLEFOUR INJURED.
• ARTICLEHIGHER TRAM FARES ?
• ARTICLEHUGE PRODUCTION
• ARTICLESKATING CHAMPION.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMisc Jean Hahn.
• ARTICLETHEFT OF BINGS.
• SECTIONTAURANGA SURPRISES
  • ARTICLEGOLD VAALS WINS
  • ARTICLEAT HASTINGS.
  • ARTICLEGREYMOUTH CLUB.
  • ARTICLETAKING NO RISKS.
  • ARTICLEHOCKEY TOURNEY.
  • ARTICLEORANGES BURIED.
  • ARTICLEBACK TO FORM.
• ARTICLECity Bathed in Sunshine ::: 'Planes Defend New York
  • ILLUSTRATIONSUNSHINE IS VALUABLE THESE WINTER DAYS.—A kcrb-Mc Quee„ Slrcc,
  • ILLUSTRATIONCANADA S PICTURESQUE POLICEMEN.—Canadian mounted police lined up at training head*.». Ai aa quarters, Regina.
  • ILLUSTRATIONFOUR-YEAR-OLD MUSlClAN.—Believed to he the youngest child to sil for a Melbourne University Corneryaiorium piano exam...
  • ILLUSTRATIONDR. AXEL MUNTHE, famous Swedish author and physician, who went into retirement on the Isle of Capri. (See letterpress...
  • ILLUSTRATIONSWOOPING DOWN ON NEW YORK.—Swift pursuit 'planes of the United Stales Army chasing imaginary bombing 'planes across N...
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE WATERFRONT HAS A HARVEST OF SUBJECTS FOR THE ARTIST.—A snapshot in ihs brilliant winter sunshine.
  • ILLUSTRATIONWHEN IT'S LEMON TIME IN FRANCE.—In Mentone, on the French Riviera, when the lemon crop has been gathered, the harvest...
• ARTICLEISLE OF CAPRI.
• ARTICLERECOVERY HOPES.
• ARTICLEHEAVY DEMAND.
• ARTICLECRUELTY TO STOCK.
• ARTICLE1500-MILE TRIP.
• ARTICLEFELL FROM BICYCLE.
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• ARTICLEUNUSUAL CASE.
  • ILLUSTRATIONTWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF INDOOR BOWLING IN AUCKLAND will be celebrated next month by the combined jnd<M>r bowling associa...
• ARTICLEKNOCKED DOWN.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMrs. E. C. Riddiford.
• ARTICLEMAORI VILLAGE.
• ARTICLEREMOVAL OF SAFE.
• ARTICLEREGARDED AS SLUR.
• ARTICLEPROFOUNDLY DISTURBED.
• ARTICLEFIRE TRAGEDY.
• ARTICLESOCIALISM OPPOSED.
• ARTICLE" INVITING TROUBLE."
• ARTICLEPREVENTING CLASHING.
• ARTICLEPLUNKET SOCIETY.
• ARTICLELABOUR NOTES.
• ARTICLEREMAND ON SERIOUS CHARGE.
• ARTICLENEW TRIAL SOUGHT.
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• ARTICLETHREE ESCAPE.
• ARTICLESTATE GAME FARM.
  • ILLUSTRATIONA SIGN OF WINTER WEATHER.—When the gulls come inshore it is a sign of boisterous conditions. Here they are circling o...
• ARTICLESHE OBJECTED.
• ARTICLEINJURIES TO CYCLIST.
• ARTICLETE AWAMUTU LIGHTING.
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• SECTIONEspecially for WOMEN
  • ARTICLEIn And Out Of Town
    • ILLUSTRATIONAUCKLAND YACHTSMEN'S DANCE.—An informal group at last night's dance, which was organised by a committee of yachtsmen....
  • ARTICLESCHOOL JUBILEE.
  • ARTICLECREMORNE CLUB.
  • ARTICLEGARRICK PLAYERS.
  • ARTICLESilver Wedding.
  • ARTICLEW.C.T.U.
  • ARTICLEEngagements Announced.
• ARTICLEBRIDGE AFTERNOON.
• ARTICLEBIRTHDAY PARTY.
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• SECTIONEspecially for WOMEN
  • ARTICLETHE ENGLISH LOVE OF GARDENING.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPARIS CREATION.—Evening gown in heavy white satin with brassiere top and diamante straps. The skirt is moulded to the...
  • ARTICLECROQUET CLUB.
  • ARTICLESOCIETY OF MUSICIANS.
  • ARTICLEDAISY CHAIN CLUB.
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• ARTICLESUPREME VALUE.
• ARTICLEN.Z. AND JAPAN.
  • ILLUSTRATION™orUH PTd!r and P»tch'.^ereItaken into the wards of the Children'. Hospital, Frank.ton, Victoria, to enable the kiddi...
• ARTICLEMANY RECEPTIONS.
• ARTICLECONTAINER EXPLODES.
• ARTICLEFARMERS HELPED.
• ARTICLEWIRE FOR FENCES.
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• ARTICLEAmusements Reviewed
• ARTICLEAMUSEMENT GUIDE.
• ARTICLEKING'S COLLEGE OLD BOYS.
• ARTICLE"DIPPING" AN AMERICAN.
• ARTICLEADAMSON OPPOSES FORCE TO FORCE.
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• ARTICLEWindows Of The World.
• ARTICLERUSSIA AND WAR.
• ARTICLEPOLAND'S MILLIONS.
• ARTICLESPY MANIA.
• ARTICLESOVIET AIR FLEET.
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• SECTIONFields For Te Rapa
  • ARTICLEWAIPA RACES.
  • ARTICLEELLERSLIE TRACK.
  • ARTICLEENGLISH TURF.
  • ARTICLESTABLE AND TRACK NOTES.
    • ILLUSTRATIONA GOOD SPRlNTER.—Rollicker, who is top weight in the Seddon Handicap at Te Rapa next Saturday.
  • ARTICLEWELLINGTON RACING CLUB
• ARTICLERESIGN TO-DAY.
• ARTICLECYCLISTS FEAT
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  • ILLUSTRATIONR. A. Walker.
• ARTICLEFENCING TOURNEY.
• ARTICLEWIN FOR GERMANY.
• ARTICLEBILLIARDS CONTEST.
• ARTICLEBOWLING.
• ARTICLEINDOOR BOWLING.
• ARTICLEORANGE CLUB.
• ARTICLESPORT IN WAIHI.
• ARTICLEMASSEY COLLEGE BOARD.
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLEC. C. WOOD SUFFERED AGONY
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• SECTIONSuccessful 26-Footer
  • ARTICLECORONA'S RECORD.
    • ILLUSTRATIONA SUCCESSFUL 26-FOOTER, Meuri. Nunn Brothers' Corona.
  • ARTICLETAKAPUNA BOATING CLUB.
  • ARTICLECAPTAIN R. H. GIBBONS.
  • ARTICLEOTAHUHU SAILING CLUB.
  • ARTICLEPAN MURE BOATING CLUB.
  • ARTICLEPRIZE NIGHTS.
  • ARTICLEMR. FRED. W. WILSON.
    • ILLUSTRATIONMr. Fred W. Wilson.
• ARTICLELAP RECORD BROKEN.
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• SECTIONWeek-end Pictorial
  • ARTICLEAIR LINERS AGROUND-The Mechanics' Task
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHESE SNAPS, TAKEN AT MANCERE, depict aspects in the liitle-pubticisei work of the mechanics, as explained on Page Th...
  • ARTICLEKnot Girl
    • ILLUSTRATIONUN HE JHE LADY for yourself—you'll discover that she is Veronica Steen, pupil of Pavlova, holder of a "world "sky kic...
  • ARTICLEBet-Brave
    • ILLUSTRATIONWOULD YOU do this to n>in a bet? William Kirk (iriset), fifty-year-old English mechanic, of Lhapeltoivn, England, cli...
    • ILLUSTRATIONNEW YORK'S LATEST DANCE CRAZE IS THE "SHAG a contest for dancers of which was held recently, with club and church tea...
    • ILLUSTRATIONGOLDEN SLUMBER no doubt came regularly to the late John D. Rockefeller, sen., in this cbony-veneered and holly-inlaid...
  • ARTICLEDancer
    • ILLUSTRATIONBEAUTY AND GRACE through perfection in symmetry are the essence of the classical dance. far removed from the modern v...
  • ARTICLETo-Day's "Ship Of The Desert"
    • ILLUSTRATIONOVER THE DESERT AT 40: » the exhilarating sport of members of the Ad Astra Yacht Club at Abu Sueir. K.AJ". headquarte...
    • ILLUSTRATIONOUT OF A GRANITE CUFF on Mount Rushmore, South Dakota, are emerging the features of Abraham Lincoln, to become part o...
  • ARTICLEPrancer
    • ILLUSTRATIONAND THE RHUMBA, at done by a favourite of Havana dance halls, a sturdy mulatto. Thc\> hove varied the rhumba now to i...
  • ARTICLEFoot Fortune-Teller's Feat
    • ILLUSTRATIONWOULD AUCKLAND POLICEI STOP THIS? — A Hungarian fortune frlh-r Klari, noiv touring the United States, practises "pcdo...
• ARTICLEONE MUST KNOW JAPAN
  • ILLUSTRATIONVISCOUNT TAKAHASHI, parentless commoner, who rose to magnificent heights, \>et Was riddled with bullets und slashed w...
  • ILLUSTRATIONKOKI HI ROT A, whose elevation to the Premiership startled all Japan.
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE EMPEROR HIROHITO, head of the amazing family; that is Japan, xvho&e dynasty can never be displaced, around whom m...
  • ILLUSTRATIONYUKO HAMAGUCHI, leonine democrat, ivho drifted into death after a fanatic shot him at Tokyo railway station.
  • ILLUSTRATIONYOSUKE MATSUOKA, last Japanese spokesman at the League of Nations.
• ARTICLEModern Pirates Of The Pacific
  • ILLUSTRATION™ih ™r'iT/zit thousands of miles atoay?
• ARTICLEMy Theatre Memories
• ARTICLEAIR LINERS And OVERALLS
• ARTICLEHORST WESSEL and His Song
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• ARTICLEENGLAND'S "SPINAL COLUMN"
• ARTICLEThe PSALMS—In Nature and Literature
• ARTICLEThe Tree Without A Shadow
• ARTICLEPLATO And HITLER
  • ILLUSTRATIONYOUR GOOD NAZI LEADER must be "slim and strong, fast as a greyhound, as tough as leather and as hard as Krupp steel."...
• ARTICLEHOW TO BE A BACHELOR Five-suit Bridge Has Arrived.
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE NEWEST VOCUE, originating in Europe but spreading with enthusiasm in the United States, is five-suit bridge, with...
• ARTICLEDissertation On Soap
• ARTICLEThe Right Kind Of Food
  • ILLUSTRATION/ shall be glad to do any telephoning you rvant done, but I really can't come out of here in this rain with my new sp...
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• ARTICLEA Royal Family At Misrule?
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHIS BABY BATHES IN PUBLICITY.-AU Ro&l infants receive a big share of the limelight, but Princess Beatrix, five-month...
• ARTICLEFASHION PASSION: CASH IN!
• ARTICLEA Maid Looks At Mayfair
  • ILLUSTRATION"I didn't insult her. / merely said that, if looks could kill, it ivould be suicide for her lo use a mirror."
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• ARTICLEMR CABBIT WALKS HOME
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLEBRAIN TWIZZLERS
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• ARTICLERANDOM SHOTS
• ARTICLEThis Strenuous Life
  • ILLUSTRATIONan elephant."
• ARTICLEHomes I Have Missed
  • ILLUSTRATIONA surrealist family has the neighbours in to tea.
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• ARTICLEThe Story Of That Coogan Lawsuit
  • ILLUSTRATIONYQ WOULDN T THINK IT to look at him, but Claudetle Colbert is Uary Cooper s eighth spouse—in the film "Bluebeard's Ei...
  • ILLUSTRATIONOPERATIC SONGBIRD -warbles again for the silver screen. Gladys Sivarthout, prized possession of the Metropolitan Oper...
  • ILLUSTRATIONA DRAMA TIC POSE by two of the cast in the People's Theatre production of Elmer Rice's play, "Judgment Day," to be st...
• ARTICLEHollywood's Wailers
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  • ILLUSTRATIONLouise Hovick, former striptease dancer knoron as Gipsy Rose Lee, thinks films are wonderful, because Hollywood think...
• ARTICLEHow A Star Is Born
• ARTICLEIN AUCKLAND NEXT WEEK
  • ILLUSTRATIONAT SOME TIME IN HIS LIFE every man wonders just hot? those frocks do stay up. Merle Oberon is wearing a glamorous cre...
• ARTICLECamera Flashes
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• ARTICLEBombs In Princess' Baggage
  • ILLUSTRATIONDiscovery of bombs in the trunk
• ARTICLEKIDNAPPING A MILLIONAIRE
  • ILLUSTRATIONYC&. dear, I always think men in uniform, are simply irresistible." —"London Opinion."
  • ILLUSTRATIONQuick-willed Boss: Take a Week's nolice. Miss Smith. I can'l be bothered with a deaf typist. – Opinion.
• ARTICLEHitler's Bloodhounds
  • ILLUSTRATIONWIELDS IMMENSE POWER. Heinrich Himmler, 38-year-old Cerman Police Chief.
• ARTICLEMAN HUNTERS GREAT DETECTIVES & THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONOne of em s teen arrested for masquerading as a policeman, but I'm hanged if 1 can make out which!" —"Pnsslnjr Show."
  • ILLUSTRATION"He saps he Wants to see it in the daylight." -— ".Tudee."
• ARTICLEThese Private Detectives!
• ARTICLEPrisoner-Inventor
  • ILLUSTRATIONJames, read me a love story." —"London Opinion,
• ARTICLEDope-Drugged Gunmen
• ARTICLEGENIUS UNAWARE
• ARTICLEDominion Men In The Camel Corps
• ARTICLEVictorian Age Summed Up
• ARTICLEDream and Dictator
  • ILLUSTRATION' What, dear ? I can't hear a word with this patent crackling cereal — Judse."
• ARTICLEGlobe Trotter Speaks
  • ILLUSTRATION"Hot> careless of \>ou, Victor. You fcnon> holv I detest sending." —"London Opinion."
• ARTICLEFrom the Publishers
• ARTICLEStories Of Adventure
• ARTICLEWhat London Is Reading
• ARTICLEBoohs in Local Demand
• ARTICLEOn Forming Public Opinion.
• ARTICLETall Story From New Guinea
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• ARTICLELeisure To Repent
  • ILLUSTRATION"7 af(c a letter to the 7 ransocean Steamship Company!"
  • ILLUSTRATION"Denise, 1 Tvepi jvilh relief," her mother said,
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLEFelix Finds the Red Flag Leads Straight to Trouble.
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLELiving On Sustenance
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• ARTICLEThe Holy Bible—1538-1938
  • ILLUSTRATIONWILLIAM TYNDALE. »ho gave Englishmen the first complete printed Net* Testament, may> n>ell be called the "Apostle of ...
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• ARTICLETHIS WEEK YEARS AGO
  • ILLUSTRATION• **itnUmd (here's a little comedy relief m the second act." —
  • ILLUSTRATION"Who is that tall chap over there?" "He's to measure the ten paces."
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• ARTICLEWinter Is Berry Time
• ARTICLEBirds Love Cotoneasters
• ARTICLEOn Gypsophilas
  • ILLUSTRATION"Oh, and some Spanish onions, Mr. tVilfcins, if you're sure the]) aren't insurgent ones." —"Humorist.
• ARTICLETHE WEEK'S WORK
• ARTICLELayering Rhododendrons
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLEWhat Is Your Problem?
• ARTICLEWinter Washing Of Fruit Trees
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• ARTICLEPrivate Lives of the Caesars
  • ILLUSTRATIONJOSEF DJUGASHVILI ...the World knows him as Stalin, but not as a grower of fruit trees and a chorus leader.
  • ILLUSTRATIONBENITO OF ROME . . . likes sucking oranges at the opera and Worries about avoirdupois.
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE FUEHRER of Germany; . . he likes plain boiled or scrambled eggs, but has to slim to curtail an incipient double c...
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLEEarth's Earliest Man
• ARTICLEThe Old School Tie And All That
  • ILLUSTRATION"Who's heavier, dad—me or cook?"
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• ARTICLEESCAPE FROM CIRCE
  • ILLUSTRATIONDiscontent set the corners of her pretty, babyish mouth drooping. . . . An ugly Chinese idol with yelloiv, cat-Ufce e...
• ARTICLELAUGH WITH THE WORLD
  • ILLUSTRATION"Nov this aparimenl has mountain goats."
  • ILLUSTRATION"Do you have to make your adjustments outside our h juse?" —"Passing Show."
  • ILLUSTRATION"Cutlets burning, fourth floor.'"
• GROUPING_NODEPage 19 Advertisements
  • ADVERTISEMENTPage 19 Advertisements Column 1
  • ADVERTISEMENTPage 19 Advertisements Column 2
• ARTICLE"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.
  • ILLUSTRATIONNOTE.—The figures in parentheses denote the number of letters in the words required.
• ARTICLELAST SATURDAY'S SOLUTION-(D7).
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• GROUPING_NODEPage 20 Advertisements
  • ADVERTISEMENTPage 20 Advertisements Column 1
  • ADVERTISEMENTPage 20 Advertisements Column 2
• SECTIONSTAR TWINKLES
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEThe Katzenjammer Kids
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLESUNSHINE LADDER
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLEWendy's Mailbag
• ARTICLECLUB NEWS FROM SUNSHINE HOUSE
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLEWe thank you
• ARTICLE1938 Sunshine Campaign Closes Saturday Week
• ARTICLESunshine Badges . . .
  • ILLUSTRATION1 Kitten* Club (Partial!), 2 Psmrsy Club (Pinmurt), 3 Wool and Needles Club (Mount Eden), 4 Kowhai Quadruplets (Kowha...
• GROUPING_NODEPage 2 Advertisements
  • ADVERTISEMENTPage 2 Advertisements Column 1
  • ADVERTISEMENTPage 2 Advertisements Column 2
• ARTICLELET'S ADD UP FOR A PUZZLE
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe above little sketches form another of our popular pictorial puzzles.
• ARTICLEMODEL AEROPLANE NOTES
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLEBOBBY DAZZLER
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLEJOKES.
• ARTICLEBIRTHDAY GREETINGS
• ARTICLETHE DREAM BOAT.
• ARTICLESILVER LINING FUND.
• ARTICLETHE IVORY CYLINDER.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCarey peered over the high railing
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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• ARTICLEBringing Up Father
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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• GROUPING_NODEEnzed Junior
  • TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
  • ARTICLENO ROMANCE HERE
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEHORSES AND RIDERS
    • ILLUSTRATIONA sturdy cob and a veteran horseman—Captain Gilbert Mair at seventy-seven.
  • ARTICLEWorld News in Story and Picture
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEWith Our Own Poets
    • ILLUSTRATIONA/it* Eileen Duggan.
  • ARTICLETHE RIGHT FLANK
    • ILLUSTRATIONTh* doited line shows the course taken by the ball when the right wing makes an oblique or forward centre. This allow...
    • ILLUSTRATIONA blue and white roll in. Note all the slicks and feel of the pla\)ers in the photo are behind the line. The players ...
  • ARTICLEIN A CHANGED COUNTRYSIDE
    • ILLUSTRATIONA lui, such as the one which recently visited Auckland gardens,
  • ARTICLEMEMORIES OF 1840
    • ILLUSTRATION1 he Rigaull de Cenouilly finds a peaceful anchorage in a land-locked harbour.
  • ARTICLETHE VETERAN OF TWIN HILLS
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