TO-DAY'S NEWS
Page LEADING ARTICLES .. 10 Dominion Manufactures, k Inflation Challenged. J The Buller By-election. Hanmer Jubilee. ENEWS BY PICTURES *. 20 PERSONAL ITEMS .. ..10 LOCAL AND GENERAL .. 10 CABLE MESSAGES .. H Blow at American Policy, •'••v France and Gold Standard, Hitler's Suggestion. New Session in England. Mr O. F. Nelson Arrested. Newfoundland's Plight. fINANCE AND COMMERCE 13, 15 Freezing Works Start Operations. London Wool Sales. Company News. Norfolk Island Oranges. Australian Wheat Prospects. Addington Market Report. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 8 SPORTING 14 To-day's Meeting at Forbury f M. McCarten'? Good Record. England's Champion Rider. GENERAL — Hearth and Home . - 4 New Zealanders Abroad .. 4 Broadcasting .. .. 4 Tramway Board Election .. a N.Z. Graduates-in London .. 6 Magistrate's Court .. 6 Allegations of Perjury .. 6 The Building Subsidy .. 7 Regulation of Exports .. 7 Boy Scouts .. 7 A Strenuous Year .. 8 Confidence in the Future .. 3 St. Andrew's Church .. 8 Cricket • • Golf and Bowls .. • * 9 Cycling and Athletics 9 The Buller Seat .. -. 10 Political Notes .. - • *0 Salmon in the Hurunui .. 10 Local Bodies' Loans .. 12 Crown Tenants .. 1Grand Lodge of New Zealand -• . " * Impressions of Australia .. 20 HANMER JUBILEE .. 16-19 SHIPPING AND WEATHER 21 MAIL NOTICES • • 21 NEWS FOR WOMEN . - 2
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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 21020, 23 November 1933, Page 10
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195TO-DAY'S NEWS Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 21020, 23 November 1933, Page 10
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