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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEROLL OF HONOUR.
• ARTICLEBIRTHS.
• ARTICLEMARRIAGES.
• ARTICLESILVER WEDDINGS.
• ARTICLEDEATHS.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT THANKS.
• ARTICLETABLE TALK.
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• ARTICLETOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
  • ILLUSTRATION"It's all right. I hired him through an 'Auckland Star' classified ad. to follow us around while you're learning to d...
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• ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST.
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• SECTIONFinance, Commerce, Markets
  • ARTICLEON 'CHANGE.
  • ARTICLENO FURTHER LOSS.
  • ARTICLEEXCHANGE RATES.
  • ARTICLEGOLD AND STERLING.
  • ARTICLETHE LATEST QUOTATIONS.
  • ARTICLECALL AND DIVIDEND LIST.
  • ARTICLESOUTHERN EXCHANGES
  • ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN EXCHANGES.
  • ARTICLEOVERSEAS MARKETS.
  • ARTICLEFACTS FOR INVESTORS.
  • ARTICLETHE WEEK REVIEWED.
  • ARTICLERECORD SHIPMENT.
  • ARTICLEMOUNT MORGAN DIVIDEND.
  • ARTICLEPOTATO PRICES.
  • ARTICLESOUTHLAND LAMBS.
  • ARTICLEBANK OF NEW ZEALAND.
  • ARTICLEWHOLESALE EGG PRISES.
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• ARTICLEShipping News of the Port
• ARTICLEWHARVES ALL SLACK.
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• ARTICLEWOMAN'S DEATH.
  • ILLUSTRATIONHEADED FOR ELLERSLIE AND THE RACES.—A ..upshot taken in Broadway, Newmarket, at noon to-day of the motor traffic, the...
• ARTICLEBOYCOTT THREAT
• ARTICLETHOUSANDS SAVED.
• ARTICLEWINTER WORK.
• ARTICLEFOREIGN MAGAZINE.
• ARTICLEHEAVY TRAIN TRAFFIC.
• ARTICLEUNUSUAL CASE.
• ARTICLEMIXED PLEASURE.
• ARTICLEOPTIMISTS' CLUB.
• 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, JUNE 1...
• ARTICLEBRADMAN AT BAY.
• ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY.
• ARTICLETRAINING SAILORS.
• ARTICLEMore Misrepresentations.
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• ARTICLETHE PASSING SHOW.
• SECTIONIN THE PUBLIC MIND.
  • ARTICLETRADE AND PROSPERITY.
  • ARTICLEWAGES AND COSTS.
  • ARTICLEOLD AGE PENSIONS.
  • ARTICLECRITICISM AND THE GOVERNMENT.
  • ARTICLETHOSE MILLIONS.
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• SECTIONTHE FIRST TEST OPENS
  • ARTICLEENGLAND 422 FOR FOUR
  • ARTICLEJOYOUS PLACARDS
    • ILLUSTRATIONDENIS COMPTON, another young player who made an auspicious Test debut.
  • ARTICLESIXTEEN PLAYERS.
  • ARTICLEHELD BY TORIES.
  • ARTICLEMINISTER HOME.
  • ARTICLEHAMMOND CALLS TOSS CORRECTLY.
  • ARTICLEBOWLING FALTERS
• ARTICLEPACIFIC ISLANDS FOR AIR SERVICES.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSir Arthur Richard*,
• ARTICLES. AFRICAN CRASH.
• ARTICLEEIGHT KILLED.
• ARTICLEKIDNAP CRIME.
• ARTICLEALLEGED "TRAITORS."
• ARTICLENARROW ESCAPE.
• ARTICLEDISSOLVED BY NAZIS.
• ARTICLEVERGE OF WAR.
• ARTICLEMURDER ON CRUISER.
• ARTICLEFRENCH OPPOSITION.
• ARTICLECHEMISTS TO MEET.
• ARTICLEEXTENDING WORKS.
• ARTICLESUDETEN ATTITUDE.
• ILLUSTRATIONENGLAND S TEST HEROES.—L. Hutton (left) and C. J. Barnett. who yesterday .cored centuries at Trent Bridge as opening ...
• ARTICLEITALY ANXIOUS OVER PACT WITH BRITAIN.
• ARTICLEFRENCH FRONTIER.
• ARTICLESECOND GIBRALTAR.
• ARTICLEMORE AIR RAIDS.
• ARTICLEAUSTRIAN POSITION.
• ARTICLEHANKOW ATTACK.
  • ILLUSTRATIONDr. Ft B. Grey
• ARTICLEDEADLOCK PERSISTS.
• ARTICLESOVIET RETALIATES?
• ARTICLEWIFE ARRESTED.
• ARTICLEUNKNOWN
• ARTICLECONSUL IN NEW YORK.
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• ARTICLEA TREBLE WINNER
• ARTICLEFULL OF SCOTCH ONCE MORE.
• ARTICLETHRILLING.
• ARTICLEDUNEDIN FINAL.
• ARTICLEWIGGINS SUSPENDED.
  • ILLUSTRATIONR Winuu.
  • ILLUSTRATION.FIRST FENCE TOGETHER, but two go out of the contest. The field of .even which started in the T.maki Steeplechase wa»...
• ARTICLEHASTINGS RESULTS.
• ARTICLENORTH V. SOUTH.
• ARTICLERUGBY VISITORS.
• ARTICLESWANSON SCHOOL JUBILEE.
• ARTICLEREP. HOCKEY.
• ARTICLEDISPLAY OF BIBLES.
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• ARTICLEBANKS BURST.
• ARTICLEMAJOR SCHEME.
• ARTICLECRASHED INTO TRUCK.
• ARTICLENORTHERN MAORI SEAT.
• ARTICLEALARM EXPRESSED.
• ARTICLEPIONEER'S DEATH.
• ARTICLEKNOCKED DOWN BY CAR.
• ARTICLENATIONAL PARTY.
• ARTICLERECORD CROP.
• ARTICLERUAKURA STATE FARM
• ARTICLEBABY SHOW ::: BOMBING PRACTICE FOR AMERICAN PLANES
  • ILLUSTRATIONA BABY SHOW /SJVT MUCH FUN FOR THE COMPETITORS.Som, of Ae .nlrcnU m Ac bah co-tef a, th. bunshaie Fair wondered what ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONWAR EAGLES LAY THEIR "ECCS."—*„ addron of C/.IS. Army bombing 'planes at the moment that they released a salvo of 600...
  • ILLUSTRATIONULSTER PRESENTS A STRONC FRONT.-At the monthly meeting of the Auckland Ulster Association there Was an attendance of ...
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  • ILLUSTRATIONDOOMED TO BLINDNESS OR DEATH.— A body of ten medical specialists and two rabbis unanimousl\f decided that the ej>e» o...
  • ILLUSTRATIONFUN FOR THE ONLOOKERS.—At the water jump in the three-quarter mile steeplechase. An incident during the University of...
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHIS IS JACQUELINE. THE CHIMP. r»ho »a* born at the London Zoo last November and deserted by her mother. She has sinc...
• ARTICLESOUTH SEAS CALL.
• ARTICLENEAR NEW GUINEA?
• ARTICLECHARGE OF SHOPLIFTING.
• ARTICLEEX-MINER'S FALL.
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• ARTICLE18-TON JEWEL.
• ARTICLESEALED SURFACES.
• ARTICLELONG LOST.
• ARTICLEAIMS OF LABOUR.
• ARTICLEBIG INCREASE.
• ARTICLENATIVES' LIVE STOCK.
• ARTICLEPRESENTATION.
• ILLUSTRATIONWHALING IN THE NORTHERN SEAS. — One of the largest of the German whaling Beet, the Wtltor Kau, returned to Hamburg th...
• ARTICLE"BY STEALTH."
• ARTICLECHILD READERS.
• ARTICLEDAIRYMEN'S VIEWS.
• ARTICLEFEW NEW MEASURES
• ARTICLENO VERDICT.
• ARTICLEROAD COURTESY.
• ARTICLEPOLITICAL ADDRESS.
• ARTICLEGREAT OCCASION.
• ARTICLEFEARED POISONING.
• ARTICLEKILLED BY TREE.
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• ARTICLEIN MIDWINTER.
• ARTICLEREPORT DENIED.
  • ILLUSTRATIONand Tennestee.
• ARTICLEPEACE MEMORIAL.
• ARTICLEMENACE FROM FLOODS.
• ARTICLEFACING RUIN.
• ARTICLEYOUTHS SENTENCED.
• ARTICLEANOTHER CANDIDATE.
• ARTICLE£1,000,000 JOB.
• ARTICLE" NASTY IMPRESSION."
• ARTICLELABOUR NOTES.
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• ARTICLESIZE NOT ALL.
  • ILLUSTRATIONof London. Limited to 35,000 ton., .he is heavily armoured, carries nine 1 β-iach Kan*, bat can steam less than twent...
• ARTICLEDRIFT TO CITIES.
• ARTICLEFOUR MEN FINED.
• ARTICLE"BAXTER'S" WILL FIX THAT COLD.
• ARTICLEDEATH PENALTIES.
• ARTICLETARIFF POLICY.
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• ARTICLEWindows Of The World
• ARTICLENEAPOLITAN ART.
• ARTICLENAVAL BASES.
• ARTICLEHIGH FLYERS.
• ARTICLEOLD JAP. DISHES.
• ARTICLEJAP. AGGRESSION.
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• SECTIONEspecially for WOMEN
  • ARTICLEPAST PUPILS HOLD A REUNION BALL.
  • ARTICLEPLUNKET SOCIETY.
    • ILLUSTRATIONFOR AFTERNOONS.—BIack wool dress with th« mw tunny pleated skirt and white collar. The large felt hat, gloves and bag...
  • ARTICLEEngagements Announced.
  • ARTICLEIn And Out Of Town
  • ARTICLESUNSHINE FAIR.
  • ARTICLERETURNED SOLDIERS.
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• SECTIONEspecially for WOMEN
  • ARTICLEHEAT COSTUMES SEEN AT ELLERSLIE.
  • ARTICLEAFTERNOON RECEPTION.
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• ARTICLEAmusements Reviewed
• ARTICLEMUSEMENTS GUIDE.
• ARTICLEDOMINION AIR FORCE.
• ARTICLEAFTER HOURS SALE.
• ARTICLEDEATH IN BATH.
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• ARTICLESAFETY QUERIED.
• ARTICLEAFTER THE FLOOD.
• ARTICLEJEWELLERY STOLEN.
• ARTICLESTEAMER BUMPS BAR.
• ARTICLEAUCKLAND EX-SOLDIERS.
• ARTICLETHE WORLD OF MUSIC.
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• ARTICLESALARIES POOL.
• ARTICLE"MILK CONSCIOUS."
• ARTICLEFARMERS, COSTS.
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• SECTIONRacing At Te Rapa
  • ARTICLEWAIPA CLUB.
  • ARTICLEVALPEEN'S CAREER.
  • ARTICLEA.J.C. HURDLE RACE.
  • ARTICLEFUTURE OF HORSE.
    • ILLUSTRATIONRACED CONSISTENTLY.—Vanora, who won a double at the recent Auckland Trotting Club,* winter meeting,
  • ARTICLEPASSED IN.
  • ARTICLENEARLY £100,000.
  • ARTICLEBREEDING HACKS.
  • ARTICLEJOCKEY'S APPEAL.
  • ARTICLEGALLANT FAILURE.
  • ARTICLEENGLISH RACING.
  • ARTICLEGOVERNMENT TAXATION.
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLETROTTERS SOLD.
• ARTICLESWINGING MOTION.
• ARTICLE'VARSITY RUGBY.
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• SECTIONInternational Rules
  • ARTICLEN.Z.'S DECISION.
  • ARTICLESTRAINED RELATIONS?
• SECTIONTHE SQUADRON'S PRIZE NIGHT.
  • ARTICLEREVIEW OF SEASON.
  • ARTICLEPONSONBY BOAT HARBOUR.
• ARTICLELADIES, GOLF.
• ARTICLEBADMINTON.
• ARTICLEANIMAL RESEARCH.
• ARTICLESWIMMING.
• ARTICLEBOXING.
• ARTICLEINDOOR BOWLING.
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLEFLOWING GOLD.
• ARTICLEAIR MAILS ARRIVING.
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• ARTICLEKING'S BIRTHDAY.
• ARTICLEVICE-REGAL.
• ARTICLESLIGHT TREMOR.
• ARTICLEOBITUARY.
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• ARTICLEMINISTERS' MOVEMENTS.
• ARTICLEPERSONAL.
• ARTICLEHOTEL REGISTERS.
• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICE.
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• SECTIONWeek-end Pictorial
  • ARTICLEROADBUILDERS' INVASION
    • ILLUSTRATIONHERE'S SOMETHING NO ONE ELSE CAN DO!—Mr. Langevin, of Ontario, can through his eye instead of his mouth. How Would yo...
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    • ILLUSTRATIONAND HERE IS MR. LANCEVIN smoking even more happily with a calabash pipe. The secret is, he declares, an •enlarged due...
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    • ILLUSTRATIONLOVERS' LEAP.—This chasm, six feel across. In the famous dclh of the Wisconsin River, was so named because of an Indi...
    • ILLUSTRATIONDOC HEROES.—These Pennsylvania huskies and six other*, two hours after winning a sled derby in New York City, were ra...
  • ARTICLEAustralia's Lovely Songster: The Lyre Bird At Home
    • ILLUSTRATIONThese Unique Studies Show You: (I) A female lyre bird surveying the vicinity of her nest. (2) The male's famous but r...
• ARTICLEMy Russian Education
  • ILLUSTRATIONCHICHERIN, brilliant diplomat, master of many languages.
  • ILLUSTRATIONLEON TROTSKY, whom the masses never had a chance to understand.
• ARTICLEMy Musical-Comedy Memories
  • ILLUSTRATIONMARIE TEMPEST, "Joints little star of 'The Geisha* at Daly's Theatre" This picture B»« taken when Dame Marie attended...
  • ILLUSTRATIONPHYLLIS DARE, who retired also and then made a "come-back*" talks things over with JVoel Coward (who reaches for a gl...
• ARTICLEFilming The Lyre Bird
  • ILLUSTRATION[See also pictures on page one]
  • ILLUSTRATIONSTUDIO IN THE FOREST.—Two Postal Department technicians, a radio announcer, a newspaper man and the author braved ear...
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• ARTICLEThe Shape Of Things To Come
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE FUTURE BECOMES THE PRESENT.—No motor car designer ever planned a more futuristic machine than this Railion, built...
• ARTICLEQueen In Distress
• ARTICLEHousing Vienna Workers
• ARTICLECutting a Road Through The Haast Pass
• ARTICLEPity The Poor Eskimo!
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe only difference betrveen the Eskimo wife and ihc sort you and I get is that the Eskimo betterhalves don't talk <7...
• ARTICLEThis Murder Business
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• ARTICLEGiant Clam of the Pacific
  • ILLUSTRATIONI • Lady Irene Crawfurd, ona of tmglantt lovtlittl I \ society women, says: "Pond's Vanishing Cream is a M \ perfect ...
• ARTICLESHOULD WIVES WORK?
  • ILLUSTRATIONBelorv: Snug fitting, full-length coat in bottle green, black, yellotv and while plaid, n>ith patch pockets and high ...
• ARTICLESilk For Slender Silhouettes
• ARTICLEHave Many Interests
• ARTICLEMelt skin smooth—then powder clings
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• ARTICLEN.Z. WOMEN AND POLITICS
  • ILLUSTRATIONAn attractive and unusual outfit is the above pictured summer wrap of off-white velvet, with multi-coloured stitching...
• ARTICLEVegetable Entrees
• ARTICLEA Maid Looks At Mayfair
• ARTICLEBridegrooms, Beware
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• ARTICLETHE BLUE HAT
  • ILLUSTRATION"/ told you not to slay too long in that forcing house." —"Passing Show."
• ARTICLERANDOM SHOTS
• ARTICLEBRAIN TWIZZLER
  • ILLUSTRATIONSee answer on Page 13
• ARTICLEHe Drove The Flying Scotsman
  • ILLUSTRATION"And on our honeymoon rve'll go to America and see all the factories!" —"Judife."
• ARTICLEAfter Australia's Big Fish
  • ILLUSTRATIONhe film star comes to toivn.
  • ILLUSTRATION"Do you knoiv T»hal happens to little boys who smoke?" "Yep. De\) gits bothered by fool cranks."
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• ARTICLEEccentricity Pays In Hollywood
  • ILLUSTRATIONA "DARKIE" SCENE from the spectacular nen» English film, "Lily of Laguna," based on Leslie Sluarfs famous song, and f...
• ARTICLEMy Aims As An Actress
  • ILLUSTRATIONMERLE OBERON, who discusses colour in films
• ARTICLEShirley's £70,000 Holiday
• ARTICLEPrincesses Tap
• ARTICLEIN AUCKLAND NEXT WEEK
• ARTICLEMay Yohe at 72
• ARTICLEBan On Fairy Story Film
• ARTICLELove-Proof!
• ARTICLECoogaris Plans
• ARTICLERoads To Fame
• ARTICLEYesterday's Child Stars
  • ILLUSTRATION"Great heavens, child, vhal have jw>u done?" __,(Jn-f^M
• ARTICLECamera Flashes
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• ARTICLEPenalty of Crossing Border
  • ILLUSTRATIONA grim steel lank, then the McNeil Island Penitentiary, opened doors to a Canadian who crossed the border illegally t...
• ARTICLEDeacon Who Killed Two Wives
• ARTICLERadio Gets A Murderer
  • ILLUSTRATIONBringing the circus up to date.
• ARTICLEMURDER IN THE SPOTLIGHT
  • ILLUSTRATION'.avachol is grilled by the police.
• ARTICLEThe End Of 'Frankie The Bull,
• ARTICLEMAN HUNTERS GREAT DETECTIVES & THEIR ACAIVEMENTS
  • ILLUSTRATIONthen you come out of the Valley of Doom into the Mountains of the Moon. You'll have to take most of that in second."
  • ILLUSTRATION"Good gosh, then that was or?/j> a wrinkle in the blueprint?" — 'J UiljK*.',
• ARTICLE"Yard" Chiefs Retire
• ARTICLEFighting R.A.F. Sabotage
• ARTICLEBrilliant Lawyers Gaoled
  • ILLUSTRATIONWILLIAM COOPER HOBBS, who forged a world famous wig maker's will.
  • ILLUSTRATIONJewellers Robbed
• ARTICLEStudent's "Split Mind"
  • ILLUSTRATIONJOHN STANLEY PHILLIPS. who murdered a lad, then went piously to Communion.
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• ARTICLEThe Steeple and the Shell
  • ILLUSTRATIONmajestic in its lines, more symmetrical in appearance, or architecturally more convenient than this sea-lavered, ocea...
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• ARTICLETHIS WEEK IN THE PAST
  • ILLUSTRATION"There's Robert Taylor and Clark Cable arm-in-arm with Garbo!" •—"Judge."
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• ARTICLELeisure To Repent
  • ILLUSTRATION"What are pott leading up to, Feticia?"
• ARTICLEMuch Mooching and Marching for Felix's Food.
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• ARTICLEArmy Wants An Air Force
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE BOY MARTIN (right) is only 15 year* old. Since the British Army has trouble obtaining sufficient recruits, th...
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• ARTICLEPOTEMKIN Human Enigma
  • ILLUSTRATIONGREGORY POTEMKIN . . . soldier, statesman, lover and morganatic husband of the Empress Catherine of Russia.
• ARTICLEAustralian Humorist
• ARTICLEEvangelist's World Travels
• ARTICLEHighland Lore And Legend
• ARTICLEA Strange Autobiography
• ARTICLEAmong The New Novels
  • ILLUSTRATION'"Well, he's Written one very fine obscene novel."
• ARTICLEWhat London Is Reading
• ARTICLEBooks in Local Demand
• ARTICLETale Of Tibet
• ARTICLEFrom the Publishers
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• ARTICLEOn Growing Small Fruits
  • ILLUSTRATIONA BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF COLOUR was afforded fcj> these 2000 tuberous begonias of every variety), exhibited recently at...
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe best Red Currant yet raised, Laxlon's No. /, introduced in the last decade.
• ARTICLEWEEK'S WORK
• ARTICLEGlobe Flowers
• ARTICLEEarly Vine-Planting
• ARTICLEWhat Is Your Problem?
  • ILLUSTRATION"There go the sword plants again!" —"Judge."
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• ARTICLEEyes On Pitcairn Island
  • ILLUSTRATION"Our eyes ran over the rough outline of Pilcaim Island with almoil sensuous enjoyment. .. . Then came the white surf ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe Pilcairn Islanders row steadily back from the liner to their pressbullon of land in the glory of a Pacific $uns2t...
• ARTICLELAUGH WITH THE WORLD
  • ILLUSTRATIONFire Brigade Captain: Look sharp! Women and children first!
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  • ILLUSTRATION"It's still a mailer of dispute whether they eat people or not." "Your driving ise doesn't give your phone number. Mi...
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• ARTICLE"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.
  • ILLUSTRATIONNOTE.-—The figures In parentheses denote tht number of letters in the -words required.
• ARTICLELAST SATURDAY'S SOLUTION-(D4).
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• SECTIONSTAR TWINKLES
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  • ARTICLEThe Katzenjammer Kids
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• ARTICLESUNSHINE LADDER
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• ARTICLEWHIRLPOOL IN A TUMBLER.
• ARTICLECLUB NEWS FROM SUNSHINE HOUSE.
  • ILLUSTRATIONHEIGH HC! FOR WINTER.—June an«< John ,eem to be having lot. of fun with their mow balls. Don'> you think this would b...
• ARTICLESILVER LINING FUND.
• ARTICLEECHOES.
• ARTICLESHADOWS.
• ARTICLEWendysSunshine Letter
• ARTICLETHE ROBBER
• ARTICLEWhat's Wrong Here?
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• ARTICLEMODEL AEROPLANE NOTES
  • ILLUSTRATIONDetail* of the making of an indoor propeller.
• ARTICLEBIRTHDAY GREETINGS
• ARTICLEBOBBY DAZZLER
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLETHE IVORY CYLINDER
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  • ILLUSTRATION"Carey sprang from his hiding like a flushed hare. One hard young fist darted like a piston rod to take the utterly s...
• ARTICLETHE USEFUL FLAX.
• ARTICLECALL OF THE CLUB.
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• ARTICLERosie's BEAU
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• ARTICLEBringing Up Father Registered U. S. Patent Office
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• GROUPING_NODEEnzed Junior
  • TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
  • ARTICLESAWDUST . TOWN: THE LORE OF THE SAW
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  • ARTICLEON THE HISTORY TRAIL
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe Esk Redoubt and Camp in 1863.
  • ARTICLEWorld News in Story and Picture
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  • ARTICLEWITH OUR OWN POETS
  • ARTICLE-The Pink and White Terraces
  • ARTICLESpecially Written For 'Enzed Junior,
  • ARTICLECENTRE FORWARD
    • ILLUSTRATIONShorving the approximate limits within which the centre forward should work on attack. Working outside these limits i...
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrapping a pass from the left (second position). The centre forward has quickly turned his slick so that it is noty b...
  • ARTICLEBark-cloth Makers of the Pacific
    • ILLUSTRATIONA tn>ig from the paper mulberry). The cloth makers strip the bark from the tree.
    • ILLUSTRATIONA Woman healing lapa, which her attendant damps from lime to time with water from her wooden bowl. -—From an exhibit ...
  • ARTICLEHOW THE BRIDGE WAS BUILT
  • ARTICLEOn The History Trail
  • ARTICLETHE VOYAGERS THE MYSTERY OF LIVINGSTONE'S RIVER
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