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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEBIRTHS.
• ARTICLESILVER WEDDINGS.
• ARTICLEDEATHS.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT THANKS.
• ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT THANKS.
• ARTICLETABLE TALK.
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• ARTICLELATE NEWS.
• ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST.
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• SECTIONFINANCE, COMMERCE AND MARKETS.
  • ARTICLEON 'CHANGE.
  • ARTICLEUNSETTLED MARKETS.
  • ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN EXCHANGES.
  • ARTICLEGOLD AND STERLING.
  • ARTICLEUNOFFICIAL STOCK.
  • ARTICLEWHOLESALE EGG PRICES.
  • ARTICLETHE LATEST QUOTATIONS
  • ARTICLECALL AND DIVIDEND LIST.
  • ARTICLESOUTHERN EXCHANGES
  • ARTICLELAMBS IN LONDON.
  • ARTICLEOVERSEAS MARKETS.
  • ARTICLEMONEY IN POTATOES.
  • ARTICLEGRAIN AND PRODUCE.
  • ARTICLEEXCHANGE RATES.
  • ARTICLEBUTTER IN LONDON.
  • ARTICLETHE WEEK REVIEWED.
    • ILLUSTRATIONMR. JAMES LOWE, engineer and general manager of Auckland Gas Company.
  • ARTICLESMELTING SCHEME.
  • ARTICLEWOOL TRADE.
  • ARTICLEMINING.
• ARTICLESHIPPING NEWS OF THE PORT.
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• ARTICLECHAOTIC TRAIL
• ARTICLERADIO WORKERS.
• ARTICLEAIRWAYS PASSENGERS.
• ARTICLEROBBERY CHARGE.
• ARTICLECONFIDENT.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr. A. Rosser.
• ILLUSTRATIONTHERE'S TENNIS IN THE FAMILY.—The talented Beverley si.ter*. of Matamata, photographed at Stanley Street this morning...
• ARTICLELABOUR BALLOT.
• ARTICLEDEVONPORT MAYORALTY.
• ARTICLE" UNLESS THEY ASK."
• ARTICLEPRIMARY SCHOOLS.
• ARTICLESALVATION ARMY.
• ARTICLELOSS OF MEMORY.
• ARTICLEAFTERNOON RAIDS.
• ARTICLEVICAR FAREWELLED.
• ARTICLEONE POST ONLY.
• ARTICLEDRIVERS, AWARD.
• ARTICLESTOREMAN'S AWARD.
• ARTICLEBADLY HURT IN FALL.
• ARTICLEHOTEL REGISTERS.
• ARTICLENOBODY HURRIED.
• ARTICLEFACTORY FIRE.
• ARTICLEPERSONAL.
• ARTICLETENNIS FINALS.
• ARTICLESENIOR CRICKET.
• ARTICLESPLENDID HORSES.
• ARTICLEBOWLERS ACTIVE.
• ARTICLEDANCING.
• ARTICLERAILWAY EXPRESSES
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• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
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• ARTICLEThe Auckland Star: WITH WHICH AND INCORPORATED The Evening News, Morning News, The Echo and The Sun. SATURDAY, JANUAR...
• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICE.
• ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY.
• ARTICLENEW ZEALAND IN 1782
• ARTICLEWhy Not Learn Now?
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• ARTICLETHE PASSING SHOW.
• SECTIONIN THE PUBLIC MIND
  • ARTICLEWORK ON THE ROADS.
  • ARTICLECHRISTIANITY AND HITLER.
  • ARTICLEAURORA AUSTRALIS.
  • ARTICLEPROPOSED CUFF ESPLANADE.
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• SECTIONSECOND TO NONE
  • ARTICLEAMERICA'S NAVY PLANS.
  • ARTICLEDEFENCE CANNOT GIVE SECURITY.
  • ARTICLESPEEDY ACTION.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPresident' Roosevelt.
  • ARTICLEESPIONAGE CHARGES.
• ARTICLEBE REJECTED?
• ARTICLECOMPOSER'S LOT.
• ARTICLEU.S. TRADE TREATY.
• ARTICLEN.Z. AIRMAN'S DEATH.
• ILLUSTRATIONU.S. NAVY WILL BE SECOND TO NONE.—President Roosevelt in a special message to Congress calls for extensive and costlv...
• ARTICLETASMAN AIR SERVICE OBSTACLES WANING.
• ARTICLEASYLUM BLAZE.
• ARTICLEBURIAL IN EXILE.
  • ILLUSTRATIONEx-Kaiser Wilhelm.
• ARTICLECOMMUNIST PLOT.
• ARTICLEWEEK OF CRISIS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONGeneral Metaxas.
• ARTICLESENTENCED TO DEATH.
• ARTICLEOLD PUBLISHER DEAD.
• ARTICLEPRESS COMMENT.
• ARTICLE"BLACK-OUT" TEST.
• ARTICLERUSSIA READY TO SUPPRESS JAPE
• ARTICLEFORGED PASSPORTS.
• ARTICLEACTIVE FIGHTING.
• ARTICLEHOSTILE ACTS.
• ARTICLEBUSINESS PROTEST.
• ARTICLEBARON'S TITLES.
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• SECTION'Blowing In" On Regatta Day On Auckland Harbour
  • ARTICLEWAETEMATA IS GAY.
  • ARTICLEBLUE SKY.
  • ARTICLETHEY'RE OFF.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSGth^E|oLTNRAC,NCi 1N AA"mVFRtAI!Z R^ATTA.-Wi*h leader and top.'l. «t, the Vikin*. manned by men of th. New Zealand D...
  • ARTICLEHOLIDAY RACING.
  • ARTICLERACING AT ELLERSLIE.
  • ARTICLEFORBURY PARK.
  • ARTICLENELSON TROTS.
  • ARTICLECLIFDEN RESULTS.
  • ARTICLEPAHIATUA CLUB.
  • ARTICLEON THE FLAGSHIP.
  • ARTICLETRANSATLANTIC.
  • ARTICLEBOWLING
• ARTICLEAn Ideal Day For Anniversary Holiday-Regatta Chief Attraction
  • ILLUSTRATIONEVERYTHINC HAD TO BE JUST »m 6usJ) eath „«„;„, ,hctr crafl ,„ ± w^™^
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHERE WAS NO DEARTH OF THINGS TO DO.—With the Auckland Regalia and excursion boats leaving for every ; pleasure resor...
  • ILLUSTRATIONAVCKLANVS CHEAT WATER "~ – *» »- «
  • ILLUSTRATIONAPOSTLE OF MALE DRESS REFORM.—"It onbj rvanls starting," declared this leader of a comfort-first dress campaign for m...
  • ILLUSTRATIONSEE YOU LATER.—A cheery boatload making down the harbour.
• ARTICLEMANY INVENTIONS.
• ARTICLEABOUT £435,000.
• ARTICLELO, A LEADER!
• ARTICLEJUST IN TIME.
• ARTICLEHOLIDAY CAMPS.
• ARTICLEWOMAN BANDIT.
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• ARTICLEFILM PROGRAMMES REVIEWED.
• ARTICLEMINISTERS, MOVEMENTS.
• ARTICLETHAMES' PROUD DAY.
• ARTICLESAMOAN TALKS END.
• ARTICLEMAN'S ORDEAL.
• ARTICLECENTAURUS VISIT.
• ARTICLEMR . SEMPLE GOES SOUTH.
• ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN FARMERS.
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• ARTICLESTOCK SAVED.
• ARTICLEBRITISH PRINTING.
• ARTICLEUP £2,000,000.
• ARTICLEN.Z. NOT ADVISED.
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• ARTICLECITY TRAFFIC.
• ARTICLEDRIVER GAOLED.
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• SECTIONEspecially for WOMEN
  • ARTICLEIn and Out of Town.
  • ILLUSTRATION3'iAAtT. B? NNUAh_GATHERING.—The Dominion conference of the Girl.' Life Brigade opened » Auckland to-d.y. The le.der....
  • ARTICLETHREE-YEAR-OLD SCHOOL CHILDREN
  • ARTICLESTRICT TRAINING.
  • ARTICLECONFERENCE OPENS.
  • ARTICLEEngagements Announced.
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• SECTIONEspecially for WOMEN
  • ARTICLEAT ELLERSLIE'S LAWNS TO-DAY.
    • ILLUSTRATIONFOR NIGHT WEAR—A delightful night dress in white mousseline crepe, daintily,j trimmed with satin appliqued design, wi...
  • ARTICLECRIPPLED CHILDREN.
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• ARTICLEWILSON HOME.
• ARTICLE"GIGANTIC FAILURE."
• ARTICLEEROSION BY SEA.
• ARTICLEGISBORNE SHOP FIRE.
• ARTICLETALLYMEN'S AWARD
• ARTICLEWORK HELD UP.
• ARTICLESTRUCK BY ENGINE.
• ARTICLEDUNBPIN MAYORALTY.
• ARTICLESHARP CRITICISM.
• ARTICLECRASH ON BEND.
• ARTICLE"HAPPY WARRIOR."
• ARTICLENEW ZEALANDER'S FLIGHT.
• ARTICLEONE YEAR LATE.
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• ARTICLEUNUSUAL ROMANCE.
• ARTICLEGREAT ACTIVITY.
• ARTICLESOCIETY BLUFF.
• ARTICLECOAT TAKEN.
• ARTICLELABOUR NOTES.
• ARTICLERAGWORT TACKLED.
• ARTICLEMINISTERS, MOVEMENTS.
• ARTICLETRUCK HIT TRAM.
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• ARTICLENEW PARTY.
• ILLUSTRATIONNOT WHAT IT SEEMS.—These gentlemen are not tinging a lusty chorus, but are Indian fire dancers holding red hot coals ...
• ARTICLETWO SHOPLIFTERS.
• ARTICLETRADESMEN WANTED.
• ARTICLECHURCH APPOINTMENT.
• ARTICLE'LADY WITH LAMP.'
• ARTICLELOST £1328.
• ARTICLEMEAT QUOTAS.
• ARTICLERUGBY FUNDS.
• ARTICLEMAN WITH DOUBLE CHART
• ARTICLESURF CONTESTS.
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• SECTIONWINDOWS OF THE WORLD
  • ARTICLENOT INTERESTED.
  • ARTICLEDUCE GIVES WAY.
  • ARTICLECHURCH AND STATE.
  • ARTICLEHOMES OF EMPERORS.
  • ARTICLECHARITY BALLS.
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• SECTIONProgress of Southern Horses
  • ARTICLERICCARTON NOTES.
  • ARTICLEKEEN ON JUMPERS.
  • ARTICLEWAIROA FIXTURE.
  • ILLUSTRATIONA PROVED STAYER.—WiIIie Win, who is making satisfactory progress at Riccarton, and has been nominated (or the Sydney ...
  • ARTICLEMATAMATA HORSES.
  • ARTICLETARANAKI CLUB
  • ARTICLEMASTER CYKLON'S CUP.
  • ARTICLEBAY OF PLENTY CLUB.
• ILLUSTRATIONBOXING IN GERMANY Ben Foord leaving England for Hamburg, where he U to meet Max Schmeling thi. week-end.
• ARTICLENORDIC SONG RESUMES.
• ARTICLESYDNEY BLOODSTOCK SALE
• ARTICLECYCLING.
• ARTICLETROTTING.
• ARTICLEGOOD WORK-OUTS.
• ARTICLEPLUNKET SHIELD.
• ARTICLESYDNEY BOWLING.
• ARTICLENEW ZEALAND CROQUET.
• ARTICLEGOLF "PROS."
• ARTICLEGIRL'S DEATH.
• ARTICLEROAD FATALITIES.
• ARTICLEUntitled
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• ARTICLETENNIS TOURNEY.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMR. SPENCER LAMB, president of the Auckland Lawn Tennis Association, which governs 0843 of New Zealand's 32,812 players.
• ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN TENNIS.
• ARTICLECAN BE BEATEN!
• ARTICLEEARLY SUCCESS.
• ARTICLECold Doth Not Sting.
• ILLUSTRATIONFOLLOWING IN MOTHERS FOOTSTEPS.—Mr.. S. C. Hodge, photographed at Stanley Street with her daughter., Mar.an (left) an...
• ARTICLEAMATEUR ATHLETICS
• ARTICLEOTAHUHU CLUB.
• ARTICLEGRETNA GREEN.
• ARTICLEGIRL RETURNS HOME.
• ARTICLEHEADMASTER'S MEMORIAL.
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  • ARTICLEProw Against the Skyline
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  • ARTICLEHauling It Out
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  • ARTICLEMAORI CANOES IN THE MAKING
  • ARTICLEThese Are Canoe Sections
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  • ARTICLESeasoning In River
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  • ARTICLEAn Outsize In Logs
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  • ARTICLEHistoric Auckland Canoe
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  • ARTICLEThe Yoke Weighs Heavy
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  • ARTICLECarvers At Work
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  • ARTICLEMaster Craftsmen
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  • ARTICLEPlayboy of the Air
    • ILLUSTRATIONMiss Dorothy Ward, Mollison's aclresi friend, autographing at Croydon the Bellanca 'pldne which he flew across the At...
    • ILLUSTRATIONAmy Johnson, badly knocked about when she made an unfortunate landing on a flight from Paris to Croydon. IVhile in th...
  • ARTICLEWhere Vandals Die
  • ARTICLEWhen Arabs Eat
  • ARTICLECentenary Canoes In The Making
  • ARTICLEShellfish Can Kill With Their Teeth
    • ILLUSTRATIONYou d never identify these! Top: Microphotographs of snails teeth. Left: A carnivorous native species. Right-Ihe intr...
  • ARTICLETwopence Plain — Penny Coloured
  • ARTICLECan China Last Out?
  • ARTICLETo-day's Wives Are insip firing
  • ARTICLEHOLLYWOOD'S ROAD TO BEAUTY
    • ILLUSTRATION"MEN SELDOM MAKE PASSES AT GIRLS WHO WEAR CLASSES"—unless they avoid hat, hair and make-up errors. Jane Walsh, of Hol...
  • ARTICLE"No Women Are Ugly..."
  • ARTICLEThey Like Cress In France
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  • ARTICLEHARD LUMPS CAME ON HER LEGS
  • ARTICLEA "Dubonnet Assymetric Releve" Is A Hat!
  • ARTICLEA MAID LOOKS AT MAYFAIR
  • ARTICLETripe and Truffles
    • ILLUSTRATIONSILK PRINT DRESS AND GARDEN FROCK OF WHITE jdKK*** *~ , MOUSSELINE, as worn fcp Joan Fontaine in "A Damsel in Distres...
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  • ARTICLETrouble Celebrates
    • ILLUSTRATIONThey thundered down the last stretch . . . . Then the thoroughbred crept ahead ....
  • ARTICLEIs Duce L' Homme Fatal ?
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  • SECTIONNot All Are "Glamour Girls"
    • ARTICLEFaults of Stars
      • ILLUSTRATIONSAID TO BE "MORNING GLORY" ALL OVER AGAiN, "Slago Door"' has that bland veteran Adolphe Menjou opposite Katharine Hep...
    • ARTICLECamera Flashes
      • ILLUSTRATIONMUSIC AND MORE MUSIC is featured in "Maylime," Hollywood's talking version of th'e famous operetta. "May time," due f...
    • ARTICLELOVELINESS: By Max Factor
    • ARTICLEIN AUCKLAND NEXT WEEK:
    • ARTICLEMexican Films
      • ILLUSTRATIONTHAT DISGUISE IS NOT SO GOOD, JACK! Mr. Oakie instils plenty of mystery-melodrama, comedy and romance into "Super-Sle...
    • ARTICLEShe Made The World Ween
      • ILLUSTRATIONFAY COMPTON, shortly to open a New Zealand (our at Auckland with "Victoria Regina" and other plays, snapped hard at w...
    • ARTICLEWhat Is He?
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  • ARTICLEFeats Of The French Police
    • ILLUSTRATIONMadame Picquct, noman inspector of the French Secret PoVtcc
  • ARTICLEAn Unforgivable Grime
    • ILLUSTRATION"Mercy! Mercv! Don't *hoot, do»'l kill vie!" Melehki cncd n» the time tugging rvith his right hand at a bulky object ...
  • ARTICLETHEY ALMOST ESCAPED
  • ARTICLETrue Detective Stories
  • ARTICLESmashing The Smuggler King Of Honolulu
    • ILLUSTRATIONKube\) greeted the Federal man rvith dra&n pistol rvhen he appeared at the drug racketeer's home.
  • ARTICLEMan Hunt For Killer
  • ARTICLESecret Service Secrets
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  • ARTICLEFelix Steals Milk, Customers and the Show!
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  • ARTICLEA Rolling Stone Ashore and Afloat
  • ARTICLEBritain Warned of Duce's Power
    • ILLUSTRATIONROME AGAIN AN EMPlRE.—Benito Mussolini has restored to the city of the Caesars its Imperial dominance in the "Middle ...
  • ARTICLEWhat London Is Reading
  • ARTICLEBookd in Local Demand.
  • ARTICLEDESTROYS THE WORLD AGAIN
  • ARTICLE"For To Admire"
  • ARTICLENEW ZEALAND STORY
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  • ARTICLEThe Clefts of Horeb
    • ILLUSTRATION"Gentlemen, are we doing oar bit to launch this poor child on a nev K/eP** —"Judge."
  • ARTICLETHIS WEEK YEARS AGO
    • ILLUSTRATION"/ thought youd laid up the car for the winter?,' "So n>e have, but n>e like to keep in practice getting in and out."...
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  • ARTICLELilies Like A Dirty Pond
  • ARTICLEWEEK'S WORK
  • ARTICLEPrepare For Onions
  • ARTICLECurrent Cultivation
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  • ARTICLEFor Borders
  • ARTICLEHave You A Problem?
  • ARTICLE"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.
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  • ARTICLEAncient East In Modern Ferment
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  • ARTICLETwo Brothers Who Made History
    • ILLUSTRATIONWilbur Wright, from m photograph of 19/0.
    • ILLUSTRATIONOrville Wright, from a photograph of 1918.
    • ILLUSTRATIONOrville Wright making the first official aeroplane flight at Kill Devil Hill, Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, on December...
  • ARTICLEJUNIUS IS STILL A MYSTERY
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  • ARTICLEIt's the Last Hand Wins
    • ILLUSTRATION"The Germans certainly fcne» the bridge of the card table fariety as roell as they knev the bridge of their Jtarship ...
  • ARTICLELAUGH WITH THE WORLD
    • ILLUSTRATION"We needn't hide much longer. Miss FoTsythe. The ship's almost passed.,* —"London Opinion."
    • ILLUSTRATION"Hey, where is evcr\)hod\)?"
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• GROUPING_NODESTAR TWINKLES
  • TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
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  • ARTICLEDINGLEHOOFER UND HIS DOQ
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  • ARTICLEThe Katzenjammer Kids
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  • SECTIONMemories Of A Wonderful Week
    • ARTICLEHappiness That is Shared
    • ARTICLETHE WOODCUTTER HAD NO MONEY
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      • ILLUSTRATIONTHE NORTHLANDERS AND THEIR AUCKLAND FRIENDS.—A happy group taken k> Aβ drfr. l«.*n» t* Linton Lodge on the occasion o...
    • ARTICLEPOETS OF THE STREET.
    • ARTICLEA POSTAGE STAMP MAP.
      • ILLUSTRATIONpresent at th.s jolly outing—also members of the Pixie Club, of Epsom. mo"ths, were
    • ARTICLEDAYBREAK.
    • ARTICLELITTLE BROTHER
    • ARTICLETHIS WEEK'S ENROLMENTS.
      • ILLUSTRATIONHURRAH FOR MOTUIHI —After , • n *« «acbed at la*, rj-A *-" 3° y ""'»e down the harbour in Captain Bells launch Mona'»...
    • ARTICLEROYAL PETS AT HOME
    • ARTICLEUGLY DUCKLING OF HOLLAND.
    • ILLUSTRATIONUp WITH THE CHANGE DRINK, ALLAN! Gjiir photographer directed camera to a corner of the dining room at Linton lodge, w...
  • ARTICLEGreat Fun With Punctuation Pictures
  • ARTICLESTELLA'S JOKE
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  • ARTICLEBOOBBY DAZZLER
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  • ARTICLECALL OF THE CLUB
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  • ILLUSTRATIONON THE SUMMIT OF MOUNT EDEN.—Everyone was far too engrossed in the indicator to observe that a member of the party ha...
  • ARTICLERACING A TRAIN.
  • ARTICLEThe Fortnightly Short Story Competition
  • ARTICLERosie's BEAU
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  • ARTICLEBringing Up Father
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• GROUPING_NODEEnzed Junior
  • TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
  • ARTICLETHE MAN IN THE ENGINE
    • ILLUSTRATION\A scene in the shunting yards—a driver bringing his engine from the shed*.
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  • ARTICLETHE MESSAGE OF THE BELLS
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  • ARTICLEA REAL HERO.
  • ARTICLEWorld News in Story and Picture
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  • ARTICLEFROM PAPYRUS TO THE PRINTING MACHINE:-:The Written word
    • ILLUSTRATIONA linotype machine v>hich helps in the speedy production of our daily newspaper. \
    • ILLUSTRATIONA page from a Holy Book belonging to Every inch of this wonderful
    • ILLUSTRATIONa French lad}; of {he fijteenth century design a, as drawn by hand.
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe modern home of one of London's great newspapers, from which issues daily miles of printed paper.
  • ARTICLEPOWER IN THE SWIMMING KICK
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    • ILLUSTRATIONFig. 25
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  • ARTICLEFISH-EYE VIEWS
    • ILLUSTRATIONTtpa or scallop. It rtsts fiat tide up on the sea bottom.
    • ILLUSTRATIONFrom a scallop bed in the Whangarei Harbour. The scott %eeps to the channel just off the sleep edge of the bank.
    • ILLUSTRATION1 A, glass; B, cVcpiccc; C, adjustable bridge; D, rubber hands; i £, adjustable fastener.
  • ARTICLEDESIRING
    • ILLUSTRATIONAngela dropped her basket of fruit and dragged the unconscious girl to the grass on the side of the road.

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