TO-DAY'S NEWS.
Page LEADING ARTICLES ..10 The Municipal By-Election. Sir Robert Stout Estimates and Kates. NEWS BY PICTURES 13 PERSONAL ITEMS .. ..10 LOCAL AND GENERAL .. 10 CABLE MESSAGES .. -.11 Britain and Egypt. The Prince of Wales. Woman Wins King's Prize. Australian Cricket Tour. Indian Affairs. Aviation. Hunger March on Sydney. FINANCE AND COMMERCE .. 12 Frozen Meat. Trailing Account. Advertising Pars All Round. Third-grade Lambs. Christchurch Stock Exchange. The Wool Market. Imported Fruits. SPORTING .. ..14 Turf Gossip. Trotting Notes. Waimate Hunt Club Meeting. Gisborne R.C. Meeting. Ashburton Point-to-Point Meeting. English Racing. Australian Racing. South Canterbury Hunt Handicaps. t-ETTERS TO THE EDITOR . - 13 Open-air Schools. Municipal By-election. Unemployment. GENERAL — Killing Dogs - - - - 3 Universities .in Canada .. 7 Journalists Foregather .. Pruning Fruit Trees •. 7 Rifle Shooting -• ° Broadcasting .. •• ° Hockey • The Maori Race • • ' • • 10 An Observer in Parliament .. 10 The Coming Generation .. 10 Wheat-growers » .. .. 10 Electrolysis . • ' * Death of Sir Robert Stout .. 11 Late Mr William Reece .. 13 Church Unity .. "J? Conservatorium of Music - • 1* Music To-day ""7? Golf -• •• •• The Railways .• i "to Obituary •• is football • • • - 15 ' i 6 Saturday's Games. AMUSEMENTS - - •. « SHIPPING AND WEATHEB .. 18 MAIL NOTICES -• • • 18 WOMEN'S CORNER *
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19985, 21 July 1930, Page 10
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