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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEBIRTHS.
• ARTICLEMARRIAGES.
• ARTICLEDEATHS.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLETABLE TALK.
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• SECTIONFINANCE, COMMERCE AND MARKETS.
  • ARTICLEON 'CHANGE.
  • ARTICLEHOPES DISSIPATED.
  • ARTICLEDOLLAR RATES.
  • ARTICLECALL AND DIVIDEND LIST.
  • ARTICLETHE LATEST QUOTATIONS.
  • ARTICLEGOLD AND STERLING.
  • ARTICLE£1 IS WORTH.
  • ARTICLESOUTHERN EXCHANGES
  • ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN EXCHANGES.
  • ARTICLEEXCHANGE RATES.
  • ARTICLEHEAVY TAXATION.
    • ILLUSTRATIONSir Charles Statham, M.L.C.
  • ARTICLEALMOST STAGNANT.
  • ARTICLEEGG MARKETING.
  • ARTICLETHE WEEK REVIEWED.
  • ARTICLEDEMAND SLOWER.
  • ARTICLELOAN CONDITIONS.
  • ARTICLEDISPLAY IN LONDON.
  • ARTICLEWHOLESALE EGG PRICES.
• SECTIONSHIPPING NEWS OF THE PORT.
  • ARTICLENIAGARA DUE MONDAY
  • ARTICLEOVERSEAS MARKETS.
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• ARTICLENEW NUMBERS.
• ARTICLETHE WAR TERROR.
• ARTICLEVEGETABLES SCARCE.
• ARTICLEFIVE CANDIDATES.
• ARTICLENEW PRESIDENT.
• ARTICLE"IN OLD CHICAGO."
• ARTICLECHILD WELFARE.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe late Dr. Ada Patersen.
• ARTICLEOBITUARY.
• ARTICLENEW ORAKEI SCHOOL.
• ARTICLEHOSPITAL LEVY INCREASE.
• ARTICLEORGANIST APPOINTED.
• ARTICLEBIBLE IN SCHOOLS.
• ARTICLECOURT'S ADVICE.
• ARTICLEMORTALLY VENOMOUS.
• ARTICLEFREEDOM ASSOCIATION.
• ARTICLEWARM WELCOME GIVEN.
• ARTICLESILVERDALE RAIDS.
• ARTICLEHEN STRUCK!
• ARTICLELORRY OVER BANK.
• ARTICLEBRIDGE RENEWAL.
• ARTICLERAILWAY EXPRESSES.
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• 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 28...
• ARTICLETHE BAKERY DISPUTE.
• ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY.
• ARTICLEThe Reason Why!
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• ARTICLEPACIFIC WAY-PLACES.
• ARTICLECHANGING LONDON.
• ARTICLETHE PASSING SHOW.
• SECTIONIN THE PUBLIC MIND.
  • ARTICLERETURNED SOLDIERS.
  • ARTICLETHOSE MILLIONS.
  • ARTICLETHE SUPERANNUATION SCHEME.
  • ARTICLEUNEMPLOYMENT TAXES.
  • ARTICLE"LABOUR'S COMIC OPERA."
  • ARTICLESUBURBAN LIGHTING.
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• ARTICLECHINESE FREE LUNGHAI RAILWAY.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMiss Iris Wilkinson.
• ARTICLEBRUTAL MURDERS.
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLEROYAL SAFETY.
• ARTICLEFATAL DELAY.
• ARTICLEPROTEST BY RADIO.
• ARTICLECABINET CHANGES.
  • ILLUSTRATIONGeneral Sugtyama.
• ARTICLEFIERCE CLASHES.
• ARTICLEFURTHER RIOTING.
• ARTICLEHEALTH INSURANCE.
• ARTICLEGUNMAN REMANDED.
• ARTICLESTATE SECEDES.
• ARTICLESERVICES SPEED-UP.
• ARTICLENEARLY A WEEK OF FRENZIED FIGHTING.
• ARTICLELOAN TO TURKEY.
• ILLUSTRATIONCHOLERA OUTBREAK IN SHANGHAI. With hundreds of thousands of refugees living in insanitary conditions, an outbreak of ...
• ARTICLEOVER THE BORDER
• ARTICLEBROTHERS' DEATHS.
• ARTICLEPLOTTER SENTENCED.
• ARTICLEFOOD STORAGE.
• ARTICLECZECHS FIRM.
• ARTICLEPACIFIC SHIPPING.
• ARTICLEFORGERY ALLEGED.
• ARTICLEBRITISH AMATEUR GOLF FINALISTS.
• ARTICLEHELPING THE FARMER.
• ARTICLEDAIL DISSOLVED.
• ARTICLEVESSEL DAMAGED.
• ARTICLEFAREWELL PARTY.
• ARTICLEUNIONS UNWILLING.
• ARTICLEADVENTUROUS BOYS.
• ARTICLEU.S. CITIZENSHIP
• ARTICLEBRADMAN WINS RACE FOR 1000.
  • ILLUSTRATIOND. G. Bradman.
• ARTICLEFOUL PLAY?
• ARTICLETERROR-STRICKEN.
• ARTICLEPOWER BOARD LOAN.
• ARTICLEAIR MAIL ARRIVING.
• ARTICLEMOODY MONKEY.
• ARTICLECRASH PROVES FATAL.
• ILLUSTRATIONDILLINGER LOVES HIS TOAST. This rhesus monkey, owned by Mrs. D'Arey Brown, 131, Newton Road, was formerly a circus pe...
• ARTICLESHOOTING IN NORTHLAND.
• ARTICLEBANANA PRICES.
• ARTICLEFENCER'S DEATH.
• ARTICLENOTHING MISSING.
• ARTICLECIVIL AVIATION.
  • ILLUSTRATIONGroup Captain T. M. Wilkes,
• ARTICLESAPPY TIMBER.
• ARTICLEHITLER AUTOGRAPH
• ARTICLETHREE DEATHS.
• ARTICLESIR FRANK WINS
• ARTICLEChief Event.
• ARTICLEAT ADDINGTON.
• ARTICLEFOXTON CLUB.
• ARTICLEA CORRECTION.
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• ARTICLEFrom Sand To Fertile Land ... Plant Research
  • ILLUSTRATIONj WASTELANDS CONQUERED.—In the Maioro area of Franklin countv, north of Walkato Heads, one of the most | dramatic bat...
  • ILLUSTRATIONScenic anJ /nJusfrial Kesearcft ,s non, far enough advanced to gn* some idea of its size. It is being built at a cost...
  • ILLUSTRATIONSTRANDED ON BEACH.—Two views of the hump-backed whale which is ashore on the beach near the mouth of the Waimakariri ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE LEADER RELAXES.—Mahatma Gandhi, the famous Indian leader, takes his usual morning ivalk along the sea shore in Bo...
  • ILLUSTRATIONLIKE CHILDREN PLAYING AT "DRESSING UP."—Part of the extensive preparations for ffce ' Aldershol Tattoo is the fitting...
• ARTICLESAND TO GRASS!
• ARTICLENUDE WOMEN.
• ARTICLEFLAMING CAR.
• ARTICLEINDIAN PROPOSAL.
• ARTICLEBEAUTY'S DEATH.
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• ARTICLEALL-DAY SITTING.
• ARTICLEMANY TRIBUTES.
• ARTICLE"FIGHT IS ON."
• ARTICLECRUDE OIL.
• ILLUSTRATIONA CRASH IN THE NIGHT.—As the result of a collision at the corner of Cornwall and Great South Roads, Papatoetoe, with ...
• ARTICLE"A WOMAN ALL OVER."
• ARTICLEMAORI BOY SHOT.
• ARTICLE£80,000 HOSPITAL.
• ARTICLEAIR AMBULANCE.
• ARTICLESTRONG CRITICISM.
• ARTICLESPINE FRACTURED.
• ARTICLECAR WRECKED.
• ARTICLECHARACTER ARTIST.
• ARTICLESTATE HOUSES.
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• ARTICLEGERMANY'S AIMS.
• ARTICLESOCIAL HYGIENE.
• ARTICLEOPINION DIVIDED.
• ARTICLESERVICES TO N.Z.
• ARTICLETAXIS TO RACES.
• ARTICLEHOSPITAL LEVY.
• ARTICLEFINED FOR OBSTRUCTION.
• ARTICLEWITHIN RIGHTS.
• ARTICLEYOUNG BOY'S DEATH.
• ARTICLERESEARCH OFFICER.
• ARTICLEGRAVE HEAD INJURIES.
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• SECTIONEspecially for WOMEN
  • ARTICLEBIBLE READING IN SCHOOLS.
  • ARTICLENATIONAL PARTY.
  • ARTICLEBIRKENHEAD SCOUTS.
  • ARTICLEDRAMATIC CIRCLE.
  • ARTICLEEDUCATIONAL COURSE.
  • ARTICLETHE COUNTRY WOMEN PROTEST.
    • ILLUSTRATIONGOLD SEQUINS give an added richness to the evening wrap. The skirt's fullness is formed by four gores and the bell sl...
  • SECTIONIn And Out Of Town
    • ARTICLEPersonal Items.
    • ARTICLEEngagements Announced.
  • ARTICLEPENWOMEN'S CLUB.
  • ARTICLENEW WOMEN'S CLUB.
  • ARTICLEPLUNKET WORK.
  • ARTICLESTAGE SETTINGS.
    • ILLUSTRATIONSEALSKIN SLEEVE and upturned collar give a rich finish to this black cloth coat.
  • ARTICLELABOUR PARTY.
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• ARTICLEMANY NEW FEATURES
  • ILLUSTRATIONF. BULLOCK, President,
  • ILLUSTRATIONW. J. PAUL, Secretary*
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• ARTICLEDAIRYING RESEARCH
  • ILLUSTRATIONExhibit of IHJZ. Produce at Home.
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• ARTICLEAmusements Reviewed
• ARTICLEWAGON DERAILED.
• ARTICLESECOND CONFERENCE.
• ARTICLEFABULOUS PRICES.
• ARTICLEDEATH AT DEVONPORT.
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLETOKYO EXPOSITION.
• ARTICLEDEATH FROM INJURIES.
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• ARTICLEWORLD OF MUSIC.
• ARTICLELABOUR NOTES.
• ARTICLEDEBTS CLEARED.
• ARTICLEINVERCARGILL LOAN.
• ARTICLECHILD STRUCK BY BUS.
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• SECTIONGreat Northern Fields
  • ARTICLETHE ACCEPTANCES.
  • ARTICLEHORSES SCHOOL.
  • ARTICLEBAY OF PLENTY.
  • ARTICLENEEDS MORE EXPERIENCE
  • ARTICLEASHBURTON CLUB.
  • ARTICLEU. SCOTT CASE.
  • ARTICLERUGBY TRIAL.
  • ARTICLEAUCKLAND TROTS.
  • ARTICLEON THE WHEEL.
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• ARTICLERound The Ladies' Links
• ARTICLESOCCER REPLAY.
• ARTICLERAINBOW'S RAGING RECORD.
• ARTICLEMANUKAU YACHT CLUB.
• ARTICLEWINS RACES AT 78.
• ARTICLEPRIZE NIGHTS.
• ARTICLEMINIATURE RIFLES.
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• ARTICLETO COST £20,000.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr. R. S. Jones,
• ARTICLEVICE-REGAL VISIT.
• ARTICLEGIFTS TO MUSEUM.
• ARTICLENEARING COMPLETION,
• ARTICLENOT POPULAR?
• ARTICLEWINTER TOURS.
• ARTICLEADVERTISING N.Z.
• ARTICLEPERSONAL.
• ARTICLEHOTEL REGISTERS.
• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICE.
• ARTICLEMINING NEWS.
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  • ARTICLEExploration In Unknown New Zealand
    • ILLUSTRATIONNORTH OF WAKATIPU.—-The midsummer months in tour successive years have been spent by a small party of Dunedin men in ...
  • ARTICLEGlimpses Of The Fantastic Future Which Is Almost At Hand
    • ILLUSTRATIONNOBODY HAS BUILT HER SO FAR.—Model of a streamlined ocean liner of I future as it will be exhibited at next year's Wo...
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHREE GLIMPSES into the not-so-dislani future. Top is a depiction of the railway train of 1980, with regular 100 m.p....
    • ILLUSTRATIONANOTHER VISION OF THINGS TO COME.—Completely enclosed, stormproof, xvith (he bridge like a gondola on an inverted air...
    • ILLUSTRATIONSTREET TRANSPORT will undoubtedly see enormous strides in the future. Top is an artist s conception of a streamlined ...
  • ARTICLESuper-Passenger 'Plane Or Super-Dreadnought
    • ILLUSTRATIONNEW ZEALANDERS MAY SEE THIS WITHIN TEN YEARS.—Major Alexander Je Severs!® has submitted to Pan-American A,rways this ...
  • ARTICLEWe Cover The World Indian Hate Lyric
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe Mahalma Candhi taught his followers to stand and be hit.
    • ILLUSTRATIONMAHARAJAH OF PATI ALA . . . lived in a mud hut in Simla.
    • ILLUSTRATIONJAWAHARLAL NEHRU, brilliant Communistic Indian leader, who resents Britain's amazing superiority complex; like millio...
    • ILLUSTRATIONMOTILAL NEHRU . . ~ held a review of his "army" in Bombay, "which resulted in horrifying scenes when his followers ca...
    • ILLUSTRATIONVICEROY in troublous times. "If Gandhi was a Holy Man, then Lord Irwin was a saint," says the author.
  • ARTICLEHitler's Balkans
    • ILLUSTRATIONTRAIN 'EM YOUNC is, the modern plan. Macaulay's New Zealander might see this sight on that tremendous trip of his.
    • ILLUSTRATIONCRIST TO THE MILL? Where Nazidom is gaining in strength . one wonders about the changing of Europe'§ name . . . >a Hi...
    • ILLUSTRATIONTWO EMPERORS and a host of kings have ruled where the Fuehrer holds sTvay. ' The All-Highest of Germany Kaiser Wilhel...
    • ILLUSTRATIONIMPERIAL GRANDEUR, pride of birth and might of feudal power, were synonymous with the name of Hapsburg, now brushed a...
  • ARTICLENew Alpine Route
  • ARTICLEArctic "Ghost Ship"
    • ILLUSTRATIONABANDONING SHIP, carrying boat for open water emergencies. The crew built a shelter nearby to keep out the 60 "below....
  • ARTICLEShells Spell "Sell"
    • ILLUSTRATIONSolomon Island shell money, showing stages in ils manufacture.
  • ARTICLEFour Hundred Gold Keys
  • ARTICLEMake Yourself A W.P.B.
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  • ARTICLEUseful Hints On Dressmaking
    • ILLUSTRATIONPlace the pattern pieces on the material and pin before cutting out, as demonstrated on Jteft Right shows a good ' ti...
  • ARTICLEA Maid In Mayfair
  • ARTICLEFashion Notes TREND IS TO SIMPLICITY
  • ARTICLEBy-- A Paris Expert
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  • ARTICLEFor Women WOMEN CAN BE BULLIES
    • ILLUSTRATIONLeft shows a striking fashion featuring the pot plant shape, seen at a recent Australian race gathering. Right is a h...
  • ARTICLEHealth And Beauty "GYMS" IN STRANGE PLACES
  • ARTICLELa Cuisine A Few Recipes From Paris
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  • ARTICLELong Short Story "GOLDEN EYES"
  • ARTICLERedheads All
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    • ILLUSTRATIONSarah Bernhardt
    • ILLUSTRATIONCalvin Coalidgc,
    • ILLUSTRATIONMagda Lapescu.
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  • ARTICLEBy- Philip Kerby
    • ILLUSTRATIONSinclair Lewis.
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  • ARTICLEFilm Page Disaster Again Box Office
  • ILLUSTRATION"LONDON BY NIGHT," a powerful newspaper mystery film, has launched a cast of unknopns on the road to film fame. Georg...
  • ARTICLEActress Hits Out.
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE SCREEN'S ACE DETECTIVE, Charlie Chan, takes a millionto-one chance on solving a triple murder among wealth}) play...
  • ARTICLEA Bitter Legacy For Jackie Coogan Does He Own What He Earned?
    • ILLUSTRATIONFOUR YEARS OLD.—In 1919 Jackie became a star in "The Kid" H>ith Charlie Chaplin.
    • ILLUSTRATIONSWEETHEART – BRIDE. — Claimant to the title of "Hollywood's Prettiest Legs," blonde Betty Grable held Jackie's heart ...
    • ILLUSTRATIONTWELVE YEARS.—He had retired with a 1,000,000-dollar fortune. His father invested and increased it.
    • ILLUSTRATIONJACKIE'S MOTHER, Mrs. Lillian Coogan, married Arthur Bernstein, Jackie's manager, in 1936.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTWENTY YEARS.—Trying to make a comeback, he reversed a scene from "The Kid" with Chaplin.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE STEPFATHER and manager, Arthur Bernstein, has a Rolls-Royce, while Jackie drives a Ford.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTWENTY-THREE YEARS.— He married Betty Grable. After the ceremony snapshot.
    • ILLUSTRATIONSTILL ROMANCING.—Jackk and his bride dance togelher at a Hollywood fancy dress parly. They are teamed together in "Co...
  • ARTICLEFanny Brice's Ten Joke Crimes
  • ARTICLEIN AUCKLAND NEXT WEEK:
  • ARTICLERemember Anna Q. Nilsson?
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE SCREEN HAS CONE TO THE JUNGLE fords romantic settings. This scene from the new Technicolour release. Her Jungle L...
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHREE FAMOUS JUVENILES make "Thoroughbreds Don't Cry,," a box office "hit," it would appear. They) are, as shown here...
  • ARTICLECinema Covent Garden
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  • ARTICLEMurder In The Spotlight
    • ILLUSTRATION"He heaved her above his head . . . for an instant her limp form jvas poised ihere . . . then the mans powerful arms ...
  • ARTICLEEight Months of Mass Murder
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    • ILLUSTRATION"What do you want with a new .. Hal?" Oh, a new frock, some stockings and a new pair of shoes. Thank Jou, dear!"
    • ILLUSTRATIONSal?, that Queen Anne of yours must have had a big dining room. This'll he the eighth sideboard of hers I've been sho...
    • ILLUSTRATION"Would you be very kmd and get my little boy's £ite, please?"
    • ILLUSTRATION'Yes, sir, v>e have music, but the orchestra are young beginners and are 100 shy in company."
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    • ILLUSTRATIONGood gracious, n-hal n-:7' mt husband sas about this?" We's said it. He's underneath."
  • ARTICLEBurglar Outwits 'Yard'
  • ARTICLELady Raffles.
  • ARTICLEMAN HUNTERS
    • ILLUSTRATION"Do sharks ever go to sleep, Bill?" —"Passing Show."
  • ARTICLEGaol For A Spy
  • ARTICLEEngland's Shame— Cockfighting
  • ARTICLEInventor Of The Guillotine
  • ARTICLEARGOT OF THE DOPE ADDICTS
    • ILLUSTRATION"Mary, you Were entertaining a man in the kitchen last night. I don't like it." "Nor do I, ma'am, but you Were using ...
  • ARTICLEOn Religion God And The Soil
    • ILLUSTRATIONMlud! . If you've finished with the demonstration models, his Honor u Waiting to hear Buxton v. Saxby motor coaches."
    • ILLUSTRATIONDIVINE LAWS FOR AGRICULTURE Were made with sound common sense behind them. Moses decreed that the land lie fallow eve...
  • ARTICLETHIS WEEK YEARS AGO
  • ARTICLELord Byron Was Pitiless!
    • ILLUSTRATIONInterpreter: The count is non> telling you he has never met so beautiful a girl, and asks if you will marry him and l...
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  • ARTICLESerial Story CASTLE PERILOUS
    • ILLUSTRATIONProfessional footballer loses control of the bai»l.
    • ILLUSTRATIONQuick Results—or the Tea that was Guaranteed to Slim.
    • ILLUSTRATION'You need a long sea voyage. Could you manage to go on one?" "Quite easily. I'm mate on an ocean liner."
  • ARTICLEFelix Finds a Fin is Finis to a Fish Tale.
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  • ARTICLEBooks In Review Fleet Street Man's Autobiography
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE AUTHOR—he digs in his mine of information.
  • ARTICLEEnglish Satire
  • ARTICLEIn Auckland's Redcoat Days
  • ARTICLEOn Quotations
  • ARTICLEBoohs in Local Demand
  • ARTICLEWhat London Reads
    • ILLUSTRATIONRustic: Lumme, thafs the bloke Tvho took seven bob off of me in the Dun Cow at darts last night! —"Humorist."
  • ARTICLERussian Noblewoman Tells of Happy Days
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  • ARTICLEGarden Notes Calceolarias Repay Care
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe best class of glasshouse calceolarias,
  • ARTICLEThose Lovely Tree Paeonies
    • ILLUSTRATIONPaeoniae,
  • ARTICLEThe Week's Work
  • ARTICLELogan And Low Berries
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe loganberry.
  • ARTICLEHave You. A Problem?
  • ARTICLE"Bears Ears" Primrose
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  • ARTICLEShort Short Story " SOMETHING TO SPARE
    • ILLUSTRATION"Well, jjoung man, which is it to be—cut and run, or face up to it?"
  • ARTICLELAUGH WITH THE WORLD
    • ILLUSTRATION"Rhodes scholar, no doubt."
    • ILLUSTRATION"Hor» long does a bull live before it dies of old age?" j —"Humorist." I
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  • ARTICLE"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.
    • ILLUSTRATIONNOTE.—The figures In parentheses denote the numher of letters in the words required
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• GROUPING_NODESTAR TWINKLES
  • TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEDINGLEHOOFER UND HIS DOG
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEThe Katzenam mer Kids
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEWarm Toes These Winter Nights!
  • ARTICLEIn Verseland.
  • ARTICLECLUB NEWS FROM SUNSHINE HOUSED WE thank you
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLESILVER LINING FUND.
  • ARTICLELet's Have A Game.
  • ARTICLESUNSHINE LADDER
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEThe Editor Suggests
  • ARTICLEUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEA Little Sunshine Club
    • ILLUSTRATIONALL SMILES. When five members of the Happy Days Club (Mount Albert) visited Wendy last week she hustled them all into...
  • ARTICLEWendy's Mailbag
  • ARTICLETHE AUCKLAND STAR, Two Gay Young Frogs
    • ILLUSTRATIONA Stream Land Scene to Paint
  • ARTICLEBIRTHDAY GREETINGS
  • ARTICLECALL OF THE CLUB.
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEBOBBY DAZZLER
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEWORLD GIANTS.
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEIN THE SKY
    • ILLUSTRATIONENGLISH SCHOOL GIRL SPECTATORS, well protected against tho biting winds, as they watch an exciting lacrosse match.
  • ARTICLEMODEL AEROPLANE NOTES
  • ARTICLERosie's BEAU
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEBringing Up Father
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• GROUPING_NODEEnzed Junior
  • TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
  • ARTICLEThe Road To Sawdust Town
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEHILLTOP LEGENDS
    • ILLUSTRATIONRangiriri, of Rotorua, the last guardian of Horoi-rangi. (Died in 1929.)
  • ARTICLEWorld News in Story and Picture
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEUNREST IN CENTRAL EUROPE Days of Hope and Fear
  • ARTICLESpring in Maoriland
  • ARTICLEWITH OUR OWN POETS
    • ILLUSTRATION"And the glittering earth shall shine where Q\y footstep is divine."
  • ARTICLETHE WING HALVES
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe position of the players for a "roll in." See explanatory) notes in text.
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONOn attack, showing the "While" forwards attacking from the right and the right half well up in support.
  • ARTICLECALABASHES FROM HAWAIKI
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe pale green fruil of the hue on the vine.
  • ARTICLEPioneer Climbers
    • ILLUSTRATIONThree early pioneer climbers: left to right, Ulrich Kaufman, Rev. W. S. Green, and Emil Boss.
  • ARTICLETHE FIRST CANADIAN
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled

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