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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEMARRIAGES.
• ARTICLESILVER WEDDINGS.
• ARTICLEDEATHS.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEBIRTHS.
• ARTICLETABLE TALK.
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• ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST.
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• SECTIONFINANCE, COMMERCE AND MARKETS.
  • ARTICLEON 'CHANGE.
  • ARTICLESOUTHERN EXCHANGES
  • ARTICLEFORD MOTOR COMPANY.
  • ARTICLEGOLD AND SILVER.
  • ARTICLECUSTOMS EXCHANGE RATES.
  • ARTICLEEXCHANGE RATES.
  • ARTICLEINTEREST RATES.
  • ARTICLETHE LATEST QUOTATIONS.
  • ARTICLEFEAR OF DEFLATION.
  • ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN EXCHANGES.
  • ARTICLEMINING NEWS.
• SECTIONINVESTMENT MARKET REVIEWED.
  • ARTICLEMORE BUSINESS.
    • ILLUSTRATIONMR. GEO. R. HUTCHINSON, chairman of director* of Bycroft, Limited, which has just concluded a successful year.
  • ARTICLEBREWERY MERGER.
  • ARTICLEOVERSEAS MARKETS.
  • ARTICLEWHOLESALE EGG PRICES.
• ARTICLESHIPPING NEWS OF THE PORT.
• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICE.
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• ARTICLECLOSING OF MILLS.
• ARTICLESMALLEST CINEMA.
• ARTICLEJEWISH REFUGEES.
• ARTICLEFORGOTTEN ORDERS.
• ARTICLECORONATION OF KING GEORGE AND QUEEN ELIZABETH.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe King and Queen bearing their ermjne robes and crowns on the balcony, at the Palace, with Queen Mary and the Princ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe Royal coach passing Buckingham Palace, carrying Their Majesties to Westminster Abbey.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe King and Queen in their chairs of estate during the ceremony. Seated in the Royal box from left are: The Earl and...
• ARTICLEMOUNTING COSTS.
• ARTICLECHEMISTRY RESEARCH.
• ARTICLECITY ILLUMINATIONS.
• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
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• ARTICLEThe Auckland Star: WITH WHICH ARE INCORPORATED The Evening News, Morning News, The Echo and The Sun. SATURDAY, MAY 29...
• ARTICLEMR. CHAMBERLAIN'S "TEAM."
• ARTICLENEWS OF THE PAY.
• ARTICLEHISTORIC SONGS.
• ARTICLELOW PRICES, HIGH WAGES.
• ARTICLETime Marches On.
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• ARTICLETHE PASSING SHOW.
• SECTIONIN THE PUBLIC MIND,
  • ARTICLEYOUTH AND BASIC WAGE.
  • ARTICLELABOUR POLICY.
  • ARTICLERADIO PROGRAMMES.
  • ARTICLECORONATION MEDAL.
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• SECTIONNEW BRITISH CABINET.
  • ARTICLEPORTFOLIOS REARRANGED.
  • ARTICLETROUBLE AHEAD.
  • ARTICLEAT THE PALACE.
  • ARTICLEOTHER RANKS.
• ARTICLEWARTIME EPIC.
• ARTICLEMR. SAVAGE IN LONDON.
• ARTICLEPROMINENT FIGURES IN NEW BRITISH CABINET
  • ILLUSTRATIONMR. L. HORE • BELISHA, Secretary for War.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSIR JOHN SIMON, Chancellor of the Exchequer.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMR. NEVILLE CHAMBERLAIN, Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMR. OLIVER STANLEY, President of the Board of Trade.
• ARTICLEIN PERSPECTIVE.
• ARTICLEBIG WHALER LAUNCHED.
• ARTICLEPATROL SHIP BOMBED.
• ARTICLEGAOL FOR DUELLING.
• ARTICLEGENEVA TIRADE.
• ARTICLETEST IN TOKYO
• ARTICLECALENDAR REFORM.
• ARTICLEDUKE'S TITLE.
• ARTICLETRAGIC LIST.
• ARTICLEDUAL TRAGEDY.
• ARTICLEBRITISH SUP SUM BY REBEL TIMS.
• ARTICLEHITLER'S RISE A 'RAKE'S PROGRESS?"
• ARTICLEBRITISH GOLF.
• ARTICLEA V.C.'S WATCH.
• ARTICLETOURS BY ADMIRALS.
• ARTICLEFREIGHTER CRIPPLED.
• ARTICLEDEMPSTER AGAIN.
• ARTICLEN.Z. AVERAGES.
• ARTICLELEVEE AT PALACE.
• ARTICLEDIVORCE BILL.
• ARTICLEHAD ADVANTAGES.
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• ARTICLENAZI BITTERNESS AMIDST CATHOLICS.
• ARTICLEDAVIS CUP TENNIS.
• ARTICLECHANGES AT BASE
• ARTICLERISING COSTS.
• ARTICLEDOORS FORCED.
• ARTICLEPAINTINGS SOLD.
• ARTICLEMAYOR DELIGHTED.
• ARTICLESTREET APPEAL.
• ARTICLETHE FARMERS' UNION.
• ARTICLEACCIDENT VICTIMS.
• ILLUSTRATIONTHIS YEARS HOCKEY BLUES. The New Zealand University hockey team which played an Auckland eleven this morning. Back ro...
• ARTICLELIQUOR FOR GUESTS.
• ARTICLE"WARMEST THANKS."
• ARTICLECASES DECREASING.
• ARTICLELABOURER INJURED.
• ARTICLEALLEGED THEFT OF CAR.
• ARTICLETRADE EXPANDS.
• ARTICLESPEEDED UP.
• ARTICLESUBURBAN RAILWAYS.
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• ARTICLETRAFFIC CONTROL.
• ARTICLEMARKET GARDENERS.
• ARTICLEKNOCKED DOWN BY CAR.
• ARTICLETO-DAY'S TURF.
• ARTICLEOTAUTAU EVENTS.
• ARTICLETRACK GALLOPS.
• ARTICLESURVOY SPRINTS.
• ARTICLESOCCER.
• ARTICLEHARD FOUGHT MATCH.
• ARTICLEBUDGERIGAR SOCIETY.
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• ARTICLEARRIVAL OF AEROPLANES ACTIVITY ON THE WATERFRONT DISPATCH OF NEW LIGHTER
  • ILLUSTRATIONfL/fu>r!INES,S EVERY FACE.—One hundred lads from the secondary school section of the Y.M.C.A. at the opening of their...
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE AEROPLANE SHIP ARRlVES.—Unloading aeroplanes from the Limerick this morning. The two shotvn in the picture are fo...
  • ILLUSTRATIONIVHAT'S IN A NAME?—The Japanese Keifuku Maru berthed this morning on the Western side of King's wharf.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPORT WAIKATO TO TOW NEW LIGHTER.—This new lighter, built by W. C. Lowe and Company for the Wanganui Freezing Company,...
  • ILLUSTRATIONTRAFFIC CONGESTION ON THE WHARF.—The scene on Prince's wharf yesterday afternoon.
  • ILLUSTRATIONFATHER DIVINE, known as Harlem's "Living Messiahspeaking to his followers. (See letterpress belo iv. J
  • ILLUSTRATIONFLAX. FOR AUSTRALIA.—New Zealand-grown flax which was loaded yesterday on the IVanganella.
• ARTICLE"LIKE WILDFIRE."
• ARTICLEROYAL N.Z. SOCIETY.
• ARTICLESHIPWRECK RELIEF.
• ARTICLEBIGAMY CHARGE.
• ARTICLETHE "SEA DEVIL."
• ARTICLE"THROWN ASIDE."
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• ARTICLELONG TOW.
• ARTICLESALE OF LIQUOR.
• ARTICLEPROBATE GRANTED.
• ILLUSTRATION£3"** A GOOD CAUSE.-r-The scene at the Commercial Travellers' Club at noon to-day when the collection 6f.th* houte-to...
• ARTICLEDUNEDIN MILK SUPPLY.
• ARTICLELAUNCH RESCUED.
• ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN TOURS.
• ARTICLEREADY RESPONSE.
• ARTICLEGLADYS MONCRIEFF.
• ARTICLEPETER PAN CABARET.
• ARTICLECOMMUNITY SINGING.
• ARTICLEFAST 'PLANES.
• ARTICLEAMATEUR OPERATICS.
• ARTICLETHE GOVERNOR-GENERAL.
• ARTICLEFURTHER REPLY.
• ARTICLEPERSONAL.
• ARTICLEHOTEL REGISTERS.
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• ARTICLEEXAM. PASSES.
• ARTICLEPUBLIC BUILDINGS.
• ARTICLEWRONG IMPRESSION.
• ARTICLEENGLISH FARMING.
• ARTICLELARGE YACHT SOLD.
• ARTICLESTRUGGLED IN VAIN.
• ARTICLERAPIDLY EXPANDING.
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• ARTICLETHOUGHTS AT SEA.
• ARTICLELABOUR NOTES.
• ARTICLEWON SMALL FORTUNE.
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• ARTICLEAVIATION AIDS.
• ARTICLEMAN HUNT ENDS.
• ARTICLENEW AIR SERVICE.
• ARTICLEPRESENTATION.
• ILLUSTRATIONNEWbS^I BLDOMINIONS SECRETARY.—The Rt. Hon. M. J. STOe * •welcomea by Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, Dominions Secretory, wh...
• ARTICLETRIAL TECHNIQUE.
• ARTICLEMASSAGE OF HEART.
• ARTICLECORONER RETIRES.
• ARTICLENEW OBSERVATORY.
• ARTICLEINTERRUPTED STUDIES.
• ARTICLENEW TOWN HOUSE.
• ARTICLEAIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS.
• ARTICLECOLD RECEPTION FOR BALLET.
• ARTICLESCRAP FOR MONEY
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• ARTICLEVIRGIN ISLANDERS
• ARTICLEDISASTROUS SNEEZE.
• ARTICLESTRONGLY OPPOSED.
• ARTICLENEEDS OF SPAIN.
• ARTICLEGIRL REFUSES RING.
• ARTICLETHE PEOPLE'S FORUM.
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• ARTICLELONDON LETTER.
• ARTICLETHE BATHTUB.
• ARTICLEBUSINESS "ENGLISH."
• ARTICLECRIMINAL CAREER.
• ARTICLEAIR FORCE TRAINING.
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• ARTICLELOOKING BACK.
• ARTICLEFILM PROGRAMMES REVIEWED.
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• ARTICLENAZARETH HOSPITAL.
• ARTICLEALL-NIGHT BAR.
• ARTICLEYACHTING ADVENTURE
• ARTICLEU.S. INCOME.
• ARTICLEHARBOUR DEVELOPMENT.
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• SECTIONTopics for Women
  • ARTICLETHE SOCIAL ROUND
  • ILLUSTRATIONWELLINGTON WEDDING.—Mr. Bryan Silk, the well-known Wellington golfer, and his bride, formerly Miss Alison Pierce, lea...
  • ARTICLEPERSONAL ITEMS.
  • ARTICLEROMANTIC SPAIN.
  • ARTICLEMAORI INSTITUTE.
  • ARTICLECOUNCIL OF WOMEN.
  • ARTICLEPENWOMEN'S CLUB.
  • ARTICLENATIONAL PARTY.
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• SECTIONTopics for Women
  • ARTICLESINGER'S RETURN.
  • ARTICLESOCIAL AND DANCE.
  • ARTICLELOCAL COMPOSERS.
  • ARTICLEGAELIC SOCIETY.
  • ARTICLEHOCKEY DANCE.
  • ILLUSTRATIONAFTERNOON DRESS In Mack woollen material, lavishly embroidered to represent ears of wheat, in gold. A soft bow and ex...
  • ARTICLELYCEUM CLUB.
  • ARTICLEWOMEN'S LEAGUE.
  • ARTICLETHE "GOOD COMPANIONS."
  • ARTICLEOLD COMRADES MEET.
  • ARTICLEEPIPHANY CHURCH.
  • ARTICLEDOCK STREET MISSION.
  • ARTICLECROQUET CLUBS.
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• SECTIONTopics for Women
  • ARTICLEEMA HIPANGO.
  • ILLUSTRATIONFOR PRESENT WEAR.—One of the latest in two-piece depicting the three-quarter length belted coat with high shoulder li...
  • ARTICLECARLTON TENNIS CLUB.
  • ARTICLEON GROWING OLD.
  • ARTICLEEVENING PARTY.
  • ARTICLEGIRLS AT COURT.
  • ARTICLELEAGUE OF MOTHERS.
  • ARTICLECLUB ACTIVITIES.
    • ILLUSTRATION"Swing" Is the new word In music, dancing and frocking. Lines must flow and that means a very special foundation for ...
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• ARTICLEWINDOWS OF THE WORLD
• ARTICLESLOW BUT SURE.
• ARTICLEA NEW PHASE.
• ARTICLEA WOMAN'S "NO!"
• ARTICLEFATHER AT 64.
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• SECTIONELLERSLIE FIELDS AND FORM.
  • ARTICLETHE FIRST DAY.
  • ARTICLEKING REY.
  • ARTICLEOPOTIKI CLUB.
  • ARTICLETHE DERBY.
  • ARTICLE'CHASERS SCHOOL
    • ILLUSTRATIONWILL BE FANCIED.—King Rey, who was second in the President's Handicap at Te Rapa last Saturday, and is top weight in ...
  • ARTICLECHANGE OF STABLES.
• ARTICLETROTTING.
• ARTICLEHOCKEY TOURNEY.
• ARTICLERUGBY.
• ARTICLESURF LIFE-SAVING.
• ARTICLEWRESTLING.
• ARTICLEBASKETBALL.
• ARTICLEBROADSIDING.
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• ARTICLETHE SQUADRON'S PRIZE NIGHT.
• ARTICLEMANUKAU YACHT CLUB.
  • ILLUSTRATIONA 26-FOOT RUNABOUT, built for Mr. Cecil Paine, of Auckland, by S. F. Fow, of EUerslie. Powered with 94 h.p., she is e...
• ARTICLEA FAST RUNABOUT.
• ARTICLEBADMINTON.
• ARTICLEDAVIS CUP.
• ARTICLECLAY-BIRD SHOOTING.
• ARTICLEPRISONER SENTENCED.
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  • ARTICLE"THERMAL REGION."
  • ARTICLENEW ZEALAND'S "PLAYGROUND OF SUBTERRANEAN FORCES": THE THERMAL REGIONS
    • ILLUSTRATIONAhiSi \ A9?u r* aLa C°^CSpon eni P°mit °" ls ?age' ,eve,n the least imaB'naltve person feels bonder and awe when in t...
  • ARTICLEPOLITICS AND PLOTS.
  • ARTICLEBAY OF ISLANDS.
  • ARTICLEROYAL GEORGE.
  • ARTICLEWAYS OF THE WILD.
  • SECTIONReligious World
    • ARTICLESTORY OF ISHMAEL.
    • ARTICLELET US GIVE THANKS.
    • ARTICLEREMARKABLE PRAYER.
    • ARTICLEIS STILL PREACHING.
      • ILLUSTRATIONGipsy Smith.
    • ARTICLENO EDUCATED MEN.
    • ARTICLENOTES IN PASSING.
    • ARTICLEPRAYERS FROM HYMNS.
  • ARTICLERANDOM SHOTS.
  • ARTICLETHE SUICIDE CLUB.
  • SECTIONThe Bookshelf
    • ARTICLEON NEW ZEALAND.
    • ARTICLECHICAGO-ON-THAMES.
    • ARTICLERATTLE OF THE CLUBS
    • ARTICLEFREEDOM" FOR CHILDREN.
    • ARTICLE"BACKS TO THE WALL."
    • ARTICLETHE GOLDEN LURE.
    • ARTICLEFROM THE PUBLISHERS.
  • ARTICLENEW ZEALAND POET.
  • ARTICLELIFE OF MIRABEAU.
  • ARTICLENATURE IN AUSTRALIA.
  • ARTICLEWITH THE DETECTIVES.
  • ARTICLEIn Merrier Mood
    • ILLUSTRATION"I like your short cuts." "They are smart, aren't they?" —"London Opinion."
  • ILLUSTRATIONFancy that! All these years we've been working together and I never knew you were a nigger." * —"Pasjicc .Show.''
  • ARTICLETHIS EQUALITY BUSINESS
    • ILLUSTRATIONEASY FOR NIMBLE FINGERS.—Two small collar* in the jabot style, crocheted in pale blue artificial silk and stiffened i...
  • ARTICLEDon't Say "Don't."
  • ARTICLEYOUR COAT IS AN ESSENTIAL
    • ILLUSTRATION14' hiic hand-knitled Shetland wool two-piece, with spotted scarf in blue and white, buttons, belt and bag in blue to...
  • ARTICLEA MAID IN MAYFAIR.
  • ARTICLETHE CULT OF BEAUTY
  • ARTICLEMAKE YOUR FOOD A PLEASURE.
  • SECTIONHUMAN RIDDLES THAT HAVE MED THE WORLD.
    • ARTICLESOLDIER'S FATE.
    • ARTICLEVITRIOLIC PEN.
      • ILLUSTRATION"What exactly is the difference between chop auey and chow mein?" "Yaie er chop auey, he one-and-nine. Chow mein, he ...
  • ARTICLEAFTER A DANCE.
  • ILLUSTRATIONI have asked you to call so that I can tell you how bitterly disappointed 1 am with this stove you sold me. Just look...
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  • ARTICLEPOLICE BAFFLED.
  • ARTICLENEWS CURIOSITIES.
  • ARTICLENEWS FROM ALL QUARTERS.
  • ARTICLEFATE OF "RED MAX" KASSEL.
    • ILLUSTRATION"Mom, the crowd, would like to have me throw a pyjama party!" —"Judse.'
  • SECTIONSCREEN LIGHT and SHADOWS
    • ARTICLEGUESTS WHO GUSH.
      • ILLUSTRATIONBURNING THE EVIL EMBLEM.—Witchcraft-ridden New England, in the early settlement days, destroys the tree from whose up...
      • ILLUSTRATIONLOIS GREEN, young Australian comedienne with the new J. C. Williamson Comic Opera Company at His Majesty's Theatre.
    • ARTICLEHOLLYWOOD IS WEIRD.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPOSITIVELY DEVASTATING where the ladies are concerned is Robert Taylor, the screen's modern matinee idoL He looks jns...
    • ILLUSTRATIONMAN AND GlRL.—Richard Arlen and Lilli Palmer, who are principals in "The Great Barrier," a tale of the piercing of th...
    • ARTICLETHE ANSWER CORNER.
    • ARTICLEFOUND REAL FAME.
    • ARTICLEFORGING AHEAD?
    • ILLUSTRATIONINDIAN BOY STAR.—Sabu, a Dec can lad, and the largest elephant in a maharajah's stables are the real stars of Alexand...
    • ILLUSTRATIONTWO MINDS WITH BUT A SINGLE THOUGHT.—Dick Powell and Madeleine Carroll go gay with doughnuts in this scene from the n...
    • ARTICLEREVERSED THE ORDER.
    • ARTICLEFILM IN AUSTRALIA.
      • ILLUSTRATIONLloyd Hughes.
    • ARTICLESTUDIO ADDRESSES.
    • ARTICLEERROL WANTS A BONUS.
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  • ARTICLEWHO IS THE KING OF BEASTS?
    • ILLUSTRATIONAn old drawing of a buffalo hunt, the hunters mounted on elephants. The artist adorned his buffalo with • horns not u...
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe lordly king of the jungle, the lion.
    • ILLUSTRATION'he tiger, looking anything but ferocious.
  • ARTICLEHOW BEDS EVOLVED.
  • ARTICLEPractical Gardening
    • ILLUSTRATIONAristolochia Grandiflora.
  • ARTICLETHE WEEK'S WORK.
  • ARTICLEHappy Endings
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  • ARTICLESAVAGE INDIANS OF VENEZUELA.
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe Rio Negra Indians have dark hrorvn skin, coal black hair, straight and coarse, and very dark eyes. They have exce...
  • ARTICLECLIMATES OF THE PAST.
    • ILLUSTRATIONSome of the ancient columns of the Parthenon, made up of four or five "drumC placed one on top of the other and stiff...
  • ARTICLESLEEPERS AWAKE!
  • ARTICLETHE WORLD OF MUSIC.
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  • ARTICLEFLYING PAN-AMERICAN FROM PANAMA TO SANTIAGO.
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEThis May Square Things Up, But it Doesn't Look Like a Square Deal For Snobbs.
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe coastal desert of Peru, where hills of sand are ever shifting with the wind.
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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  • ARTICLEFIRST ILLUSTRATED NOVEL
  • ARTICLESHIP NEWS
    • ILLUSTRATION*• * coVering ships for the Metropolitan Neivs Association.** (Characters in above picture from the film, "The Prince...
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  • ARTICLESanctuaries of History
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe old stone church at Mangere, Manukau Harbour, built over eight}) years ago.
    • ILLUSTRATIONA church with a tragic story. St. Stephen's, at Opotiki, the church of the murdered missionary Volkner, non> the pari...
    • ILLUSTRATIONA church in a redoubt. St. Saviour's English Church, Pirongia, IVaikato, which ivas built inside the earthwork* of th...
  • ARTICLECRABS AS SURGEONS.
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  • ARTICLETWO ON SAFARI
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  • TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
  • ARTICLEDINGLEHOOFER UND HIS DOG
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    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEThe Katzeniammer Kids
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLETHE ADVENTURES OF RAGGEDY ANDY
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONShe wu given a "do»e" every minute or so.
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  • ARTICLELATEST NEWS FROM SUNSHINELAND
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  • ARTICLEJOTTING ABOUT OUR SUNSHINE CLUBS
  • ARTICLEwe thank you
  • ARTICLESUNSHINE LADDER.
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  • ARTICLESILVER LINING FUND.
  • ARTICLEDistributing Our Sunshine Goods
  • ARTICLECLUB NOTICE BOARD.
  • ARTICLEJOKES.
  • ARTICLEThe Editor suggests
  • ARTICLEWANTED—A Title
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEGOOD NIGHT STORIES
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLECALL OF THE CLUB.
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLETHE WRISTLET WATCH
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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  • ARTICLEBOBBY DAZZLER
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEA LIFE WAS GIVEN.
  • ARTICLEJUDY.
  • ARTICLEJOKES.
  • ARTICLEMODAL AEROPLANE NOTES and General Hobbicrafts
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe New American Pursuit 'Plane—The Severalty P-35.
  • ARTICLEDANCING TIME.
  • ARTICLEBEGIN THE DAY.
  • ARTICLEUNKNOWN
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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  • ARTICLEBringing Up Father
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• GROUPING_NODEEnzed Junior
  • TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
  • ARTICLEENGLAND LOSES A STATESMAN
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe late Viscount Snon>den.
  • ARTICLESTORES OF NEW ZEALAND. By james cowan.
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe chief, Kamariera Te Hau Takiri Wharepapa, of Mangakohia, North Auckland, rvho visited England in 1862 and returne...
  • ARTICLEWorld News in Story and Picture
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEA LIFT TO BASWELL
    • ILLUSTRATIONHOLIDAY FUN AT THE BEACH.—It may be winter, but hoiv jolly it is having pony rides along the sand.
  • ARTICLEPAPER CLOTHES.
  • ARTICLEAUSTRALIA'S NEW RESERVOIR.
  • ARTICLENative Wildflowers...
    • ILLUSTRATIONC thoica the different types of leaves that are produced by hybrids from the korokias .4 and B.
  • ARTICLEHE IS NOISY.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTwo mounted specimens of the myna that are on exhibition at the .1 uckland TT a r Memorial Museum
  • ARTICLETHE TRIAL OF MAIVE
  • ARTICLEBACK TO CIVILIZATION
    • ILLUSTRATIONBill's brother stood at the cabin door and behind him shone the warm gloiv of • roaring fire.

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