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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEBIRTHS.
• ARTICLEMARRIAGES.
• ARTICLESILVER WEDDINGS.
• ARTICLEDEATHS.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT THANKS.
• ARTICLETABLE TALK.
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• ARTICLELATE NEWS.
• ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST.
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• SECTIONFinance, Commerce, Markets
  • ARTICLEON 'CHANGE.
  • ARTICLEWHOLESALE EGG PRICES.
  • ARTICLETHE LATEST QUOTATIONS.
  • ARTICLEWORLD WHEAT PRICES.
  • ARTICLESOUTHERN EXCHANGES
  • ARTICLECONFIDENT TONE.
  • ARTICLEINTEREST RATES.
  • ARTICLESMITHFIELD MARKET.
  • ARTICLETHE WEEK REVIEWED.
    • ILLUSTRATIONMR. W. CALDER MACKAY, asiiitant general manager of the Farmer*' Trading Company.
  • ARTICLEOVERSEAS MARKETS.
• ARTICLEFARMERS' PROBLEMS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMR. W. H. E. FLINT, chairman of directors of the New Zealand Rcfngerftting Company.
• ARTICLECUSTOMS ASSESSMENTS.
• ARTICLEDOLLAR RATES.
• ARTICLEShipping News of the Port
• ARTICLEBUSINESS IN U.S.A.
• ARTICLEMONEY MARKET.
• ARTICLERAILWAY EXPRESSES.
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• ARTICLEPERSONAL.
• ARTICLECivilian Gas Mask Drill At Narrow Neck
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• ARTICLEUNDER POWER.
• ARTICLEORGANISER'S DEATH.
• ARTICLEWORKING MEN'S CLUB.
• ARTICLE"LET'S GET ON!"
• ARTICLENEW FACTORY MOOTED.
• ARTICLEHOTEL REGISTERS.
• ARTICLEGAS ATTACKS.
• ARTICLERAILWAY EXCURSIONS.
• ARTICLEAERO CLUB DISPLAY.
• ARTICLEPORT DEFENCE.
• ARTICLEVICE-REGAL.
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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, FEBRUAR...
• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICE.
• ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY.
• ARTICLE"Since Mussolini Wants Corsica Back—"
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• ARTICLE20 YEARS AFTER.
• ARTICLETHE PASSING SHOW.
• SECTIONIN THE PUBLIC MIND.
  • ARTICLEDEVELOPMENT PROBLEMS.
  • ARTICLECENTENNIAL MEMORIAL.
  • ARTICLENEW ZEALAND'S DEBT.
  • ARTICLEBETTING SYSTEMS.
  • ARTICLEIMPORT CONTROL.
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• SECTIONPOPE PIUS XI. PASSES
  • ARTICLE"WE DATE STILL SO MANY THINGS TO DO."
  • ARTICLE"SEAT VACANT."
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  • ARTICLESOLEMN SCENE.
  • ARTICLETIME RIPE.
• ARTICLEBRITAIN WILL ISSUE RESTRICTION.
• ARTICLEBRITISH PEER.
• ILLUSTRATIONMap »howing tha locale of Hainan Itland and it* importance to Canton P.J French Indo-China, which is due we»t of the ...
• ARTICLELAST LOYALIST ARMY QUITS CATALONIA.
• ARTICLEJAP. OCCUPATION.
• ARTICLEREBEL ATTACK.
• ARTICLENEW LINER.
• ARTICLE"PYJAMA GIRL WAS MY SISTER."
• ARTICLECAUSES OF WAR.
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• ARTICLEPOLITICAL PARTIES.
• ARTICLEENGAGED AT 91.
• ARTICLEARAB FEARS.
• ARTICLEEMPIRE SECURITY.
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• ARTICLECONTENDER'S DERBY.
• ARTICLETHE CLASSIC.
• ARTICLEAT GISBORNE.
• ARTICLECYCLIST INJURED.
• ARTICLEALWAYS HANDY.
• ARTICLEADDINGTON TROTS.
• ARTICLEDRANK TOO MUCH.
• ARTICLEGrowing Termite Menace In Auckland
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• ARTICLEDUNEDIN J.C.
• ARTICLEEGMONT CLUB.
• ARTICLETAKANINI TRACK.
• ARTICLEWHITE ANTS.
• ARTICLEGAS-FILLED ROOM.
• ARTICLEVARIOUS FEATURES.
• ARTICLEDECLARED "OFF."
• ARTICLETRIGGER TOUCHED?
• ARTICLEYOUTHS RECAPTURED.
• ARTICLE"LIKE MAD DOGS!''
• ARTICLETEACHING PLANS.
• ARTICLELONG CAUCUS ENDS.
• ARTICLECHORAL SOCIETY PICNIC.
• ARTICLEBETTER HEALTH CLUB.
• ARTICLEPAPER BLAZE.
• ARTICLECHOPPY SEA.
• ARTICLEBOWLS TOURNEY
• ARTICLETraining Pilot Instructors :: Surprise Defeat of Athletic Star
  • ILLUSTRATIONBY THE GOVERNMFmt A instructor course at Mangere, using Auckland Art* CI U l["me(1 %!°is JTom Afferent parts of New Z...
  • ILLUSTRATION. . I TRAINS IN SMASH.—A general vien> a/ ihe scene of the collision in Vmich one tram ripped its B>aj) through tn>o ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONA TOUCHING SCENE IN BARCELONA during the air raids. when General Franco Was nearing ihe city.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCATERING FOR THE CHILDREN.—A new infant school nearing completion at Mangere.
  • ILLUSTRATION7'HE SURPRISE OF THE CHAMPIONSHIPS was the defeat of Decima Norman, the triple Empire Games winner, who finished seco...
  • ILLUSTRATIONEXPRESSING THEIR. FEELINGS.—Some of the Maori children who arrived last night for a holiday in the city "letting off ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONBUSY DAYS.—The Huia and the Ronaki undergoing overhaul on {he Harbour Board slip.
  • ILLUSTRATIONAFTER A LONG LIFE OF SERVICE.—The old coastal steamer 1 aniwha, which is to be sold by lender, lying in Freeman s Bay...
• ARTICLELAST HAVEN.
• ARTICLELEVEL CROSSING HOLD-UP.
• ARTICLEPOIGNANT STORY.
• ARTICLEINCREASED VOTE.
• ARTICLENEW WESTPORT 'DROME.
• ARTICLECALLED MEAN.
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• ARTICLEBUSY FACTORIES.
• ARTICLEEARLY AUCKLAND.
• ARTICLEPHYSICAL FITNESS.
• ARTICLEENGINEERS' CONFERENCE.
• ARTICLETasman Air Service A Step Nearer
  • ILLUSTRATIONA picture taken last month in the workshops of Short Brothers at Rochester, Kent, showing the twentv-fourton, Imperia...
• ARTICLEIMMEDIATE STEPS.
• ARTICLEMONEY BY FRAUD.
• ARTICLEFEWER CARS.
• ARTICLE"DRY ICE."
• ARTICLECAR TURNED OVER.
• ARTICLEYOUNG GIRL DROWNED.
• ARTICLETHAMES MUSIC RESULTS.
• ARTICLEPROMPTLY PUT OUT.
• ARTICLESTAFF APPOINTED.
• ARTICLEHUSBAND'S FREEDOM.
• ARTICLEBOYS' REVUE.
• ARTICLEDOWN TO HALF-MAST.
• ARTICLESTERLING PURCHASES.
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• ARTICLEThe Next Pope Might Be Chosen From These Cardinals
  • ILLUSTRATIONrC^INAL FREDERICK TEDES-C.HINI was born in Antrodoco on October 12, 1873. Created a card.nal on March 13, 1933, he wa...
  • ILLUSTRATIONCARDINAL ELIAS DALLA COSTA, Archbishop of Florence, was born at VillaYerla on May 4, 1872, and was created and procla...
  • ILLUSTRATIONCARDINAL LOUIS LAVITRANO was born at Forio on March 7, 1874. He is Archbishop of Palermo. He was created and proclaim...
  • ILLUSTRATIONCARDINAL ALFRED ILDEFONSUS SCHUSTER, who was bora in Rome on January 18, 1880, ii a member of the religious Order of ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONCARDINAL EUGENIUS PACELLI was born at Ro«e on March 2, 187 S. He was made archpriest of St. Peter's, Prefect of the S...
• ARTICLEHE STOOD FIRM.
• ARTICLEPAPAL POMP.
• ARTICLEPOSSIBLE SUCCESSORS.
• ARTICLEPOPE OF PEACE.
• ARTICLE"AS DYING MAN."
• ARTICLEPRAYERS IN CHURCHES
• ARTICLERABBI'S MESSAGE.
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• SECTIONEspecially for WOMEN
  • ARTICLEOVERSEAS TRIP FOR NEW ZEALANDERS.
  • ARTICLETRAVEL CLUB.
  • ARTICLEDAISY CHAIN CLUB.
  • ILLUSTRATIONA GRACIOUS FASHION.—A black velvet afternoon gown trimmed with the perfect accompaniment, thick white lace. The full ...
  • ARTICLENORTHCOTE FAREWELL.
  • ARTICLEFLORISTS' CONFERENCE.
  • ARTICLECROQUET CLUB.
  • ARTICLEWOMEN'S DIVISION.
  • ARTICLEST. JOHN AMBULANCE.
  • ARTICLE"KNITTING MADE EASY."
• ARTICLEIn And Out Of Town
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• SECTIONEspecially for WOMEN
  • ARTICLEMIDSUMMER MEETING.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCOSY JACKET in brown wool, with ▼e»t front and high Peter Pan collar. The aide panela and sleevea are in green, yello...
  • ARTICLEA STAFF HOSPITAL.
  • ARTICLEQUEEN CARNIVAL.
  • ARTICLEGOOD TIDINGS!
  • ARTICLEHENDERSON DANCE.
  • ARTICLEHELPFUL KITCHENS.
  • ARTICLEEngagements Announced.
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• ARTICLEWindows Of The World
• ARTICLEOF FIRST-CLASS.
• ARTICLEPURCHASE' BY DUTCH.
• ARTICLEDIGNITY LOST.
• ARTICLENEW PROPOSALS.
• ARTICLEGERMAN PHILOSOPHY.
• ARTICLELOOKING BACK.
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• ARTICLEAmusements Reviewed
• ARTICLERaided "Impregnable" Mint
  • ILLUSTRATIONApparently unappalled by the enormity of their offence, William Callafcher (left) and Paul Francis, fifteen-year-old ...
• ARTICLESUICIDE VERDICT.
• ARTICLETHE WORLD OF MUSIC.
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• ARTICLETHROAT BURNT BY STOMACH ACID
• SECTIONRacing At Te Rapa
  • ARTICLEWAIKATO CLUB.
  • ILLUSTRATIONRETURNED TO FORM.—Duagarvan, who won the Egmont Cup at W' Hawera on Thursday. '
  • ARTICLEWOODVILLE EVENTS.
  • ARTICLESTABLE AND TRACK NOTES.
• ARTICLECORNWELL CUP CONTEST.
• ARTICLEOLD TURF PATRON.
• ARTICLEPATROLLING THE N.Z. BEACHES.
• ARTICLEROTORUA BOWLS.
• ARTICLECROQUET.
• ARTICLECYCLING RACES.
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• ARTICLEAPPRECIATION!
• ARTICLESELECTOR'S CENTURY.
• ARTICLEFOOTBALL AT HOME.
• ILLUSTRATIONpionship. last S.tuldav D I! n ' °f the sen,or 100 Vard» the New South Wale. chainand J. Mumford fNew S™*l.WV"\ (Sydn...
• ARTICLESWIMMING.
• ARTICLECYCLING.
• ARTICLETWO CENTURIES.
• ARTICLEDAVIS COULD NOT CONCEDE BIG HANDICAPS.
• ARTICLELAWN TENNIS.
• ARTICLERUGBY LEAGUE.
• ARTICLEPOPEYE, THE SAILORMAN
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• ARTICLEDUE TO-MORROW.
• ARTICLEACCIDENTAL DEATH.
• ARTICLEDOMINION'S RAILWAYS.
• ARTICLESEWERAGE SCHEME.
• ARTICLELIFE-SAVING.
• ARTICLEALLEGED ASSAULT.
• ARTICLEN.Z. CADETS SELECTED.
• ARTICLESPEEDWAY RACING.
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• GROUPING_NODEWeek-end Pictorial
  • TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
  • ARTICLEThis Is A Page Of WHAT? And WHERE?
    • ILLUSTRATIONCOUNTRY. Looking toward the Bay of Plenty from Tararvera. Small scrub—no bush—is regroiving on these eruptionsmothere...
    • ILLUSTRATIONA SCOTTISH TARTAN under the microscope? No, it's only tung oil groves in North Auckland
    • ILLUSTRATIONEVEA\ SEEN A RIVER'S TONGUE?—This is how the airman saw a mouth of the Tonganro River in Lafe Taupo. That flat pumice...
    • ILLUSTRATIONBIG DONALD," the famovt blowhole on White Island, is one of the most active JelloWs in the world.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPRIZE PUZZLE of them all, this would leave even the local inhabitants guessing. Drains on the reclaimed inner harbour...
    • ILLUSTRATIONAFTER FIFTY YEARS ROTOMAHANA still lies buried under a mantle of volcanic ash which will not grow a leaf. Rain ha& wa...
    • ILLUSTRATIONCHINAMAN'S GARDEN? Nothing so commonplace! It is a flax plantation m the Bat; of Plenty.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHIS MIGHT BE ALMOST ANYTHING, but it happens to be nothing more or less than the incredibly old ice whirlpool at the...
  • ARTICLEGERMAN JEWS
    • ILLUSTRATIONAn. old Jew undergoing questioning in % street of the foreign Jews' quarter of Berlin.
  • ARTICLECuffers Spun In The Dog Watch TYPHOON JACK
    • ILLUSTRATION"Come here, Fifi!"
  • ARTICLE"DROOLING"
  • ARTICLEWHY DO WE WORK?
  • ARTICLERomance Of Salamaua
  • ARTICLERHYTHM OF THE SCYTHE
    • ILLUSTRATIONIN NORWAY the hay is spread to dry on tvire fences and turned several times to ensure quick drying.
    • ILLUSTRATIONIN BAVARIA the meadows extend Tight up to the bitumen, so that not one inch of space is wasted.
  • ARTICLEA Forest Fire That Was Meant To Kill
  • ARTICLECENTENARY OF ADEN
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe harbour of Aden, Britain's newest Crovn colony.
  • ARTICLEA Ship Of Memories
  • ARTICLEBlood To Let
    • ILLUSTRATIONLeeches, imported h\f air mail from France, 'are used for medical practice in Neu> Zealand.
  • ARTICLEFor Women A MAID' IN MAYFAIR
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE DUCHESS OF KENT, Royal n>ife of Australia's next Governor-General, may be seen in Nen> Zealand during her antipod...
  • ARTICLEHealth & Beauty Ears Are Funny Things
  • ARTICLEFashion Notes Pyjamas For Evening
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  • ARTICLEMarriage Under The Microscope
    • ILLUSTRATIONhands, massage the fan line, starling at the tip of the chin and nforking up and out to the ears (top right). Centlt ...
  • ARTICLECHARM WITHOUT MUSIC
  • ARTICLELa Cuisine HAM — Let's Soliloquise
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  • ARTICLELong Short Story Bride for the House of Tsang
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe booming of a gong in the temple awakened Beautiful Butterfly from her stupor. . . .
  • ARTICLESCHOOL AND THE DELICATE CHILD
    • ILLUSTRATIONHappy Endings
  • ARTICLEJEWEL OF THE SOUTH
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  • ARTICLETOPSY TURVY TITLES
    • ILLUSTRATIONOUTDOES HOLLYWOOD in the matter of filmic spectacle, as witness this amazing battle scenj(Vmdurman) from the English ...
    • ILLUSTRATIONTWO NEWCOMERS—one French, ihe other English—are featured with Edna Best in "Prison Without Bars" Alexander Korda's la...
    • ILLUSTRATIONCHARMING, isn't he? This fetching young lady is none other than Colin Croft, female impersonator mth the Young Austra...
  • ARTICLEJUDY GARLAND THINKS SHE'S GROWING UP!
    • ILLUSTRATIONANTICIPATING "GONE WITH THE WIND" Warner Brothers have made a film entitled "Jezebel." A romantic drama of the deep S...
    • ILLUSTRATIONPAULETTE GODDARD, whose only other film has been "Modern Times, in which she played lead to her husband-to-be Charlie...
  • ARTICLEMY DOGS
    • ILLUSTRATIONHOPALONG CASSIDY is ridin again, with humorous old "Windy" and romantic Johnny Nelson in tore. William Boyd is still ...
  • ARTICLEHOW WOULD YOU LIKE OPERA LIKE THIS?
  • ARTICLEAUCKLAND RELEASES FOR NEXT WEEK
  • ARTICLERival To Garbo
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  • ARTICLEDANCER-SPY
    • ILLUSTRATIONARGENTINA, world famous Spanish dancer, who, it is now revealed after her death, Worked most successfully for France ...
  • ARTICLEInspector Playfair's Notebook THE BEAUREGARDS CASE
    • ILLUSTRATION"Jfe Mferrii** MU 1 **H~oie dared he?" toh'U I dmed km." o:fi.- ....... ■■.' ' * ' r> 4- ■» • ...
  • ARTICLEA KILLER 'PHONED ME!
  • ARTICLEUsing Music To Cure CHILD DELINQUENCY
    • ILLUSTRATION~?o*il*&obyoMii + ham nmftmVrtu i ■ m'J a ,„»■ »~- » —■ HW *mm Ae Mbhk." * * U —tt **
  • ARTICLEWhat happened to Wllis Parker?
    • ILLUSTRATION"/ have always been accwiomed to wearing well-pressed trousers."
    • ILLUSTRATIONEllis Parker . . , brilliant crime detective, ivhose career lvas wrecked by an amazing mistake in what Ivas to have b...
  • ARTICLEThe Giberson Case
    • ILLUSTRATION"The tall man put a hand over my mouth. They stuffed the gag in and began tying my wrist."
  • ARTICLEBritain's Dog Detectives
    • ILLUSTRATIONPolice dogs undergoing an obedience test as port °f their training for *exj*ce in Britain's police fore*.
  • ARTICLEGOOD-BYE TO DEVIL'S ISLE!
    • ILLUSTRATIONA composite picture of prisoners and the prison at Devil s Isle, off the coast of French Cuiana, which is to be aboli...
  • ARTICLEBooks In Review Self-Governmeet In A High School
  • ARTICLEThe Voice Of Murder
  • ARTICLEA Poison Mystery
  • ARTICLECheap Books and Book Clubs
    • ILLUSTRATION"In my family n>c are all very romantic. My sisier died of love." "Of loveP" "Yes, her fiance shot her."
  • ARTICLEBooks In Local Demand
  • ARTICLELIGHT ON THE GOLFER'S PATH
  • ARTICLELURE OF BURIED TREASURE
    • ILLUSTRATIONHeres a plan of all the cupboards my Wife wants. Nov aft yoa have lo do is to go ahead and build the house round "em."
  • ARTICLEWhat London Is Reading
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  • ARTICLEA PAGE for EX SERVICEMEN
  • ARTICLE"Orderly Room in the Morning?"
    • ILLUSTRATIONWas it an unpolished button, a faulty shave or a dirty rifle? The Scots Guards, 2nd Battalion, are parading for inspe...
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  • ARTICLE• You Meedrit Agree
  • ARTICLEThe War In N.Z.
  • ARTICLEIn Defence of Mam'selle
  • ARTICLEEstaires—Christmas 1916
    • ILLUSTRATIONSERGEANTS OF IST COMPANY. IST CANTERBURY BATTALION, N.Z.E.F.—Back row: Sergeants Burt, Hay, Cody, Mein. Middle row: S...
  • ARTICLEA ZEITOUN CAMP MEMORY
    • ILLUSTRATIONNew Zealanders "on fatigue" at the camp in Egypt in early 19/5.
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  • ARTICLETHROAT BURNT BY STOMACH ACID
  • ARTICLEMILLIONAIRES' PALACES
    • ILLUSTRATIONPRESS MILLIONAIRE.—WiI-Iiam Randolph Hearst, who entertains like some Oriental potentate on his amazing fVy<oming ranch.
    • ILLUSTRATIONBUILT HERSELF A PALACE IN HAWAII.—Doris Duke Cromwell, 40,000,000-dollar tobacco heiress, and her American-born husba...
    • ILLUSTRATIONOIL TYCOON.—The late John D. Rockefeller, who bought up houses, roads and railways to make his magnificent £f0,000,00...
  • ARTICLE"Barnyard" Fowls
  • ARTICLESay It With Gunpowder!
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  • ARTICLESerial Story DEMON'S DECOY
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  • ARTICLEPETER SIMPLE'S POSERS
  • ARTICLEFelix's Cow Changes from a Ghost to a Foghorn!
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  • ARTICLEReligion And Poetry
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  • ARTICLEGarden Notes LOVELINESS IN LILIES
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE ARUM LILY, almost a iveed in New Zealand, in other lands a rarity commanding big prices.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE TROPICAL black lib growing in an Auckland garden. ♦ ♦ + *
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHEY BLOOM at the festive season—Stately white Christmas or St. Joseph's lilies.
  • ARTICLEWEEK'S WORK
  • ARTICLEHAVE YOU A PROBLEM?
  • ARTICLELilium Henryii
  • ARTICLE"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.
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  • ARTICLEShort Short Story OFF THE TRACK
    • ILLUSTRATION"What's the idea?" "Cuv'nor's orders. They're for export."
  • ARTICLELAUGH WITH THE WORLD
    • ILLUSTRATION**Perhaps you n>ill do it quicker Tviih thisP" + ♦ ♦ -f
    • ILLUSTRATION"No wonder tee have had such a journey! This isn't a map; it's one of your dress patterns."
  • ARTICLEAnswers To Peter Simple's Posers
  • ARTICLERANDOM SHOTS
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• GROUPING_NODEPage 18 Advertisements
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• GROUPING_NODESTAR TWINKLES
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  • ARTICLEDINGLEHOOFER UND HIS DOG
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  • ARTICLEThe Katzenjammer Kids
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  • ARTICLETHE VALENTINE PRINCESS
  • ARTICLEA Valentine For Little Folk
  • ARTICLEPUZZLES THAT PUZZLE
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  • ARTICLERemember St. Valentine
  • ARTICLETINKERBELL'S VALENTINE.
    • ILLUSTRATIONThis it how your completed sachet should look. Remember that a narrow strip of lace will make a daintier edging than ...
  • ARTICLETHE BIRDS ARE HERE.
  • ARTICLELittle Wooden Clogs
    • ILLUSTRATIONThU quaint llttla ladv look* at if aho had from the cover of an old – fashioned Valentine, doesn't she? Out with your...
  • ARTICLEPENERIEND'S MAIL BOX
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  • ARTICLETHE FAIRY WITH THE BROKEN WING.
    • ILLUSTRATIONOh! Johnny was a sailor lad, a jolly tar Wli he, He tied his ship tip to the wharf and went ashore to see.
  • ARTICLEIn Uerseland
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  • ARTICLEHEARTS TO WIN
  • ARTICLEMODELAEROPLANE NOTES and General Hobbicrafts
  • ARTICLEBIRTHDAY GREETINGS
  • ARTICLECALL OF THE CLUB.
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  • ARTICLEHOWLERS.
  • ARTICLETinkerbell Turns Bookbinder
    • ILLUSTRATIONGood morning, said the fairy. For Happenings such as these. As it swung down from the trees. But while she wondered w...
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  • ARTICLETHE GOLDEN HAIRS
  • ARTICLEBOBBY DAZZLET
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  • ARTICLEFOUR. HOURS LATER
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  • ARTICLEBringing Up Father
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• GROUPING_NODEEnzed Junior
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  • ARTICLEtyt
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  • ARTICLEABOARD THE CUTTER KATE A Boy's Adventures On The Bay Of Plenty Coast
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe willow tree atOpotiki on which the Rev. Carl V was – ' AangeJ, 1865. —From a photo, 1865.
  • ARTICLEWORLD NEWS IN STORY AND PICTURE
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  • ARTICLEINSTRUMENTS OF THE BAND
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    • ILLUSTRATIONCircular Bats.
    • ILLUSTRATIONSlide Trombone.
    • ILLUSTRATIONCornet,
    • ILLUSTRATIONEight-keyed Flute.
    • ILLUSTRATIONBass Drum,
  • ARTICLETHE ROMANTIC LIFE OF JOSIAH WEDGWOOD
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe Portland vote of Creek blue and white carved glau of the first century B.C. It was smashed by an insane workman, ...
  • ARTICLENEW BRAZILIAN STAMP
  • ARTICLETHE PORT OF LONDON
    • ILLUSTRATIONBus]) cranes at the Port of London.
  • ARTICLEBuilders, Borers And Biters SUMMER INSECTS II.
    • ILLUSTRATIONGrub of the hu-hu beetle.
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe hu-hu beetle.
  • ARTICLEFLYING CLOUD A Lapland Reindeer
  • ARTICLETREASURES OF THE PAST

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