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TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
ARTICLETHE ADDINGTON INQUIRY.
- ILLUSTRATIONThe General Manager: By Jove, Jack, that ivhip you lent me must be a stinger. Whew ! how she kicks.
ARTICLEAll Sorts of People
- ILLUSTRATIONA WELLINGTON K.C.
- ILLUSTRATIONLORD AND LADY CHELMSFORD. Lord Chelmsford [Governor of Queensland) has been appointed to succeed Sir Harry Rawson as...
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SECTIONLancings
- ARTICLENEW ZEALAND STARTS TO HUSTLE. Messrs. Donne and Hamer Ticketed "For London."
- ARTICLEPREFERENCE TO UNIONISTS. The New Labour Minister in Action.
- ARTICLETHE ADDINGTON SENSATION. Too Much Red Tape the Real Sore.
- ARTICLETHE ELUSIVE DOMESTIC. Will She Become Extinct ?
ARTICLETHE CITY MAYORALTY-GETTING READY TO THROW THE HANDKERCHIEF.
- ILLUSTRATIONS I <» I -| <« -s i 2 § ■50 z « i I | – I r – >.. <§ © I4 s I
SECTIONSocial Gossip.
- ILLUSTRATION– MR. T. E, DONNE, ' MR. T. H. HAMER, (General Manager of Tourist Department) (Under Secretary for Mines) just appoin...
- ARTICLESocial Gossip.
  - ILLUSTRATIONFRANK HUTCHENS, of Haivera, Recently appointed sub-profesbor of the Royal Academy oj Mitbic, London.
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ARTICLE"GOING HOME" FOR NEW ZEALAND. Afternoon Tea Gossip
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ARTICLEEnter Nous.
- ILLUSTRATIONSOFT NOTHINGS. Dollie: I like to lean on your head, Algy ; it's so soft.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE ADVEN1 OF THE NEW PARSON. The New Minister : Do you know who I am, my little man ? Little Billie (to his playmat...
- ILLUSTRATIONHER OPPORTUNITY. Ihe Milkman : Good morning, ma'am. It looks like lain this morning. Mrs. Ihoindon: So it does. Have...
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ARTICLEDramatic and Musical
ARTICLEPOLLARD'S JUVENILES.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. CHAS. ALBERT OFF THE STAGE THE SISTERS MAY AND MINNIE TOPPING
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONMISS ETHEL HEMS, a Melbourne Contralto icho ha-, lately joined the Troupe.
- ILLUSTRATIONMR CHAS. ALBERT AS "RIP VAN WINKLE"
ARTICLETelephone 2200.
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ARTICLEDramatic and Musical.
- ILLUSTRATIONW4TCHING THE ATHLETIC SPORTS AT THE BASIN RESERVE LAST SATURDAY. – Zak, Photo.
- ILLUSTRATIONSWEARING-OFF. Mr. Swipes : Aren't you afraid the drink habit will get too'strong for you ? Mrs. Nipping: No, I can s...
ARTICLEWellington Pony and Galloway Racing Club.
ARTICLEThe Modern Turpin. (Dedicated to life insurance agents.)
ARTICLEWILL THE EMPLOYER KINDLY ACT AS RECRUITING-SERGEANT FOR THE LABOUR UNIONS?
- ILLUSTRATION-j--His Honour Mr. Justice Sim, pointed out that matters would readily adjust themselves if employers insisted that a...
ARTICLEBowling Notes
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SECTIONOut Door Sports and Pastimes
- ARTICLEAmateur Sports Meeting.
- ARTICLE(Continued from page 18., Cricket.
  - ILLUSTRATIONINSPECTOR DOYLE ISSUING STREET-HAWKERS' LICENSES OUTSIDE THE TOWN HALL. _^
  - ILLUSTRATIONFREE KINDERGARTEN FETE AT MRS. DENTON'S, WELLINGTON TERRACE _ Za-H> Photo.
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ILLUSTRATIONTHE AUSTRALIAN CRICKKT TEA If, now on their way to Enr/land to play a series of mutches.
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ARTICLEIt is Town Talk
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20 March 1909

20 March 1909

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