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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEBIRTHS.
• ARTICLEMARRIAGES.
• ARTICLEDEATHS
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT THANKS.
• ARTICLETABLE TALK.
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• ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST.
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• SECTIONFinance, Commerce, Markets
  • ARTICLEON CHANGE.
  • ARTICLESOUTHERN EXCHANGES.
  • ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN EXCHANGES.
  • ARTICLETHE LATEST QUOTATIONS.
  • ARTICLECOMPANY AFFAIRS.
  • ARTICLECUSTOMS ASSESSMENTS.
  • ARTICLEGOLD AND STERLING.
• ARTICLETHE WEEK REVIEWED.
• ARTICLEDOMINION BANKING.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMR. D. G. COMMONS (secretary).
• ARTICLEFACTS FOR INVESTORS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMR. T. H. EASDOWN (manager of the Auckland branch)
• ARTICLEWOOL TRADE.
• ARTICLEEXCHANGE RATES.
• ARTICLEMINING NEWS.
• ARTICLEPRICES OF METALS.
• ARTICLESMITHFIELD MARKET.
• ARTICLEShipping News of the Port
• ARTICLERECORD PROFIT.
• ARTICLEWHOLESALE EGG PRICES.
• ARTICLEBRITISH TREASURY BILLS.
• ARTICLEAUCKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE.
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• ARTICLECentennial Exhibition Buildings :: Dunedins Heavy Snowfall
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRUNING TIME AT CORNWALL PARK.—Owing to mature growth, a row of gum trees near ihc Manulfau Road entrance has been se...
  • ILLUSTRATIONALLIES MARCH ONCE AGAlN.—Britain and France joined hands to celebrate the latter's National Day, July 14. The Grenadi...
  • ILLUSTRATIONOVERCOME AS SHE LEFT HOSPITAL.—Grade Fields, presenting a brave front as she left Chelsea Women's Hospital, broke dow...
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE SETTING TOR THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.—A comprehensive viem of Wellingtons Centennial Exhibition buildings, *>ith...
  • ILLUSTRATIONSOUTHERN CITY SNOWBOUND.—A scene this B-ee/f on the valerfnnl at Dunciin. vhcre the snov was sh inc/ics d„p.
• ARTICLE100 YEARS OLD.
• ARTICLETRIMMED TREES.
• ARTICLEDRAWING BLOOD.
• ARTICLELACK OF SUGAR.
• ARTICLESAVED GEORGE V.
• ARTICLEGARBOESQUE.
• ARTICLEENGLISH RUSTLERS.
• ARTICLETELLS CHARACTERS.
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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, JULY 2...
• ARTICLETHE FREEDOM PETITION.
• ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY.
• ARTICLEROYAL TOUR.
• ARTICLEA SOMEWHAT UNDIPLOMATIC VERSION OF "ALICE IN WONDERLAND"
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe Snail and the Whiting (together): Will yon, won't you, will you, won't you, will you join the dance?
• ARTICLETHE PASSING SHOW.
• SECTIONIN THE PUBLIC MIND.
  • ARTICLETHE WAR BLUFF.
  • ARTICLETHE AUCKLAND HOSPITAL.
  • ARTICLEAPARTMENT RENTS.
  • ARTICLEFINDING AND KEEPING.
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• ARTICLEGERMANY AND ITALY WOOING JAPANESE.
  • ILLUSTRATIONDr. Wang Chung-hui,
• ARTICLEAGAINST JAPAN.
• ARTICLEA STEADY RESPONSE.
• ARTICLESOME MYSTERY OVER NEW ZEALAND LOAN.
• ARTICLEIN TIME OF WAR.
• ARTICLESPY SUSPECT.
• ARTICLENAZI WARNING
• ARTICLEFighting On Mongolian Frontier
  • ILLUSTRATIONEvidence of the fighting between Japanese and Manchukuoan troops and Russian and Mongolian forces is contained in thi...
• ARTICLEWEEK'S CLIMAX.
• ARTICLETAKE GAS MASKS.
• ARTICLEANTARCTIC CLAIMS.
• ARTICLETORPEDO BOAT FOR DOMINION DEFENCE.
• ARTICLECUT DOWN BY TRAIN.
• ARTICLENO DISHONESTY.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr. H. V. Thorby.
• ARTICLEDELAY ELECTION.
• ARTICLEFACING SERIOUS TASK.
• ARTICLER.A.F. Flight To France
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe graceful line* of these R.A.F. Vickers Wellington bomber*, on the long-distance flight across the Continent, made...
• ARTICLEDASTARDLY I.R.A PLAN FRUSTRATED.
• ARTICLEDR. MAYO DEAD.
• ARTICLEDECISION BINDING.
• ARTICLEMYSTERY OF MARS.
• ARTICLEFASCISM URGED.
• ARTICLEPACT WITH RUSSIA.
• ARTICLE'PLANE TURNS BACK.
• ARTICLESANCTUARY IN ITALY.
• ARTICLEEXCHANGE OF ARTICLES.
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• SECTIONPARTY ACTION
  • ARTICLEAT VARIANCE?
  • ARTICLETRAPPED IN LIFT.
• ARTICLEAIR FORCE OFFICERS.
• ARTICLEDUNEDIN'S PLIGHT.
• ARTICLEDAVIS CUP TIE.
• ARTICLEPOPULAR FOREMAN.
• ARTICLEBOAT HARBOUR.
• ARTICLETO MEET AT ROTORUA.
• ARTICLEHome For Elderly Blind Women
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• ARTICLESUPPLY OF POWER.
• ARTICLEKING'S OLD BOYS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr. B. H. Kingston
• ARTICLEEIGHTY YEARS OLD.
• ARTICLEANOTHER HOME.
• ARTICLEWEATHERED STORM.
• ARTICLEROUGH TRIP.
• ARTICLEGOODS AND CASH.
• ARTICLESalvage Gear From Australia
  • ILLUSTRATIONPart of the salvage gear brought in the Awatea by Captain D. Gibson, of Sydney, which will be used in an endeavour to...
• ARTICLESITE SURVEYED.
• ARTICLEPUBLIC SERVICE.
• ARTICLECHANGES APPROVED.
• ARTICLESTOWING AWAY CHARGE.
• ARTICLEPADISHAH WINS
• ARTICLE19 STARTERS.
• ARTICLEBOWLING TOUR.
• ARTICLEAT AWAPUNI.
• ARTICLE"NO DEADLOCK."
• ARTICLESOCIAL SECURITY TAX."
• ARTICLESHOES IN ROMAN TIMES.
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• ARTICLEMILL DESTROYED.
• ARTICLEALLIANCE PROTESTS.
• ARTICLESCHOOL CONCERT.
• ARTICLETOUR OF PACIFIC.
• ARTICLETasman Flying Boat Takes Off
  • ILLUSTRATION£. I « 2Uton flying boat* for the Tatman .ervice, Australia, taxi-ing down Southampton Water for tne take-ott on her ...
• ARTICLENAVAL RATINGS.
• ARTICLEVALIDATION ?
• ARTICLEHARBOUR BRIDGE.
• ARTICLENEWS In BRIEF
• ARTICLEQUEEN STREET LIGHTING.
• ARTICLEPERSONAL.
• ARTICLEDOMINION PRODUCTIONS.
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• ARTICLEEspecially for WOMEN
  • ILLUSTRATIONNEAT AFTERNOON DRESS. — Marine blue moire dress with front opening and short tailored sleeves. The collar and bow are...
• ARTICLEEngagements Announced.
• ARTICLEBIRTHDAY CELEBRATED
• ARTICLEMASONIC BALL.
• ARTICLEPENWOMEN'S DEBATE.
• ARTICLEMAORI DELEGATE.
• ARTICLEEIGHTY-FIRST BIRTHDAY.
• ARTICLERECENT ACTIVITIES OF CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.
• ARTICLEPretty Wedding.
• ARTICLEENJOYABLE AFTERNOON
• ARTICLES.P.C.A.
• ARTICLELABOUR PARTY.
• ARTICLEPAPATOETOE CENTENNIAL
• ARTICLENEVER DATED—UNTIL
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• ARTICLETRUSSES AT BOOTS, THE CHEMISTS.
• ARTICLENEW RADIO BEACONS.
• ARTICLEMINISTER'S REPLY.
• ARTICLE"SANCTA MARIA."
• ARTICLENew Landmark Starts To Grow
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe foundation* have been laid and a start has been made to build the base of the 100-foot obelisk which is to crown ...
• ARTICLEMAORI MEMORIAL.
• ARTICLESCHOOL REVUE.
• ARTICLEWHAT THE CAMERA DIDN'T SEE AT THE WINTER SPORTS.
• ARTICLEMUSIC TESTS.
• ARTICLEMOCK BATTLE PLANNED.
• ARTICLEDANCING.
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• ARTICLEAmusements Reviewed
• ARTICLEADAMSON RETURNS HOMEr—CLAD IN FLOWERS.
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• ARTICLESENTIMENTAL COP.
• ARTICLELABOUR NOTES.
• ARTICLEOVERSEAS FUNDS.
• ARTICLESHIELD GAME OFF.
• ARTICLEMATCHES IN MINE.
• ARTICLEDEATH OF CHILD.
• ARTICLEHEALTH LECTURES.
• ARTICLEAERO CLUB DISPLAY.
• ARTICLEBILLIARDS.
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• SECTIONTRIALS AT ELLERSLIE
  • ARTICLEA GOOD SPRINT.
  • ARTICLECOLONEL FRENCH.
  • ILLUSTRATIONTO CARRY ROYAL COLOURS.—The three-year-old Dhoti, formerly owned by the Aga Khan, who will carry the Duke of Kent's c...
  • ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN HURDLES
  • ARTICLERELATED TO STORMY.
  • ARTICLEONLY A PENNY.
• ARTICLEPOPEYE THE SAILORMAN
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• ARTICLEYORKSHIRE BEATEN
• ARTICLETROTTING.
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• ARTICLEYACHTING.
  • ILLUSTRATIONP. R. Colcbrook of pirJiYl Hr »«■"■« completion at Mr. A. Couldrey'* yard, Northcote, for Mr. AKfcV i ?Ush. deck and ...
• ARTICLEBOWLING.
• ARTICLEDAVIS CUP.
• ARTICLEINJURED BOXER.
• ARTICLEBY SEVEN WICKETS.
• ILLUSTRATIONWELLINGTON TABLE TENNIS REPRESENTATIVES, who are playing Auckland at the a..ociati<m-. r«,«-. 198, Symond. Street, to...
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• GROUPING_NODEWeek-end pictorial
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  • ARTICLEWill Swiss Exhibition Ideas Be Used In New Zealand?
    • ILLUSTRATIONNew Zealand's Minister of Lands, Mr. F. Langstone, paid a visit late last month to the newly-opened Swiss National Ex...
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe garden displays rank among the most important exhibits in the Swiss show. This is a view of the extensive tulip b...
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe flags of the twenty-three cantons of the Swiss democracy in front of the grounds.
    • ILLUSTRATIONModern art includes sculpture, as This carillon clock tower is a fitting evidenced by this head of Mercury. emblem fo...
    • ILLUSTRATIONArmaments form a prominent display. This is the largest artillery gun ever made in Switzerland.
    • ILLUSTRATIONA suspension railway bridge over Lake Zurich connects the separated portions of die exhibition—the agricultural and i...
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe Swiss Exhibition National of 1939, the first held in that country since the War, is the latest among a whole sequ...
    • ILLUSTRATIONAnother of the striking murals in the exhibition. Murals form one of the most unforgettable sections, displaying as t...
    • ILLUSTRATIONA fine modern statue in the building section of the exhibition.
  • ARTICLE"THEIR MAJESTIES"
    • ILLUSTRATIONQueen Wilhelmina . . . she loves cycling.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE ONLY PORTRAIT EVER TAKEN shoving the whole Dutch Royal Family—the late Queen Mother, Princess Juliana, the Prince...
    • ILLUSTRATIONH.R.H. Crown Princess Juliana
  • ARTICLETHE OLD-TIME LOTTERY
    • ILLUSTRATION"The proposition is that I am governing director at £3000, yourself, colonel, managing director at £2000, Sir Michael...
    • ILLUSTRATIONIrate Club Steward: Just look at your 'air! Why—when I Was your age I wouldn't 'ave dreamt of not hrushin my 'air! Pa...
  • ARTICLERISKED LIFE – For a Living Fossil
    • ILLUSTRATIONf TASMANIA'S LIVING FOSSIL Trigonia, a shell so prized by, the French naturalist Perou that he risked his life to ret...
  • ARTICLETHE SEA STRUGGLE
    • ILLUSTRATIONBRITAIN'S GUNS are ready, as this scene of ike 15-inch guns on H.M.S. Repulse, taken in May, Would. suggest.
  • ARTICLEThe World Through Our Ears
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE TAWKEHT, claimed to be the -world's fastest Warship (she has a six-hour average of 44 m.p.h.), photographed at Li...
  • ARTICLEA Country Woman's Calendar
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE DEUTSCHLAND, Germany's famous pocket battleship, buili in accordance with the naval treaty limiting the Nazi Navy...
  • ARTICLEThe Story Of A Refugee
    • ILLUSTRATIONAMERICA HAS BEEN PARADJNC HER MIGHT on every occasion possible. This scene shows an imposing array of warships drawn ...
  • ARTICLEDon't Drop It—Kill It!
  • ARTICLESOUL SCAR
  • ARTICLEBritain's Royalty Loves Children!
  • ARTICLEThis Nursemaid Is A Poetess
  • ARTICLEWHAT IS HEALTH?
  • ARTICLEStreamline Your Figure!
    • ILLUSTRATIONTo he sure that her trim waistline stays just that "way, Diana <Jibson does a simple exercise or too morning and nigh...
  • ARTICLEStudy In Brown
    • ILLUSTRATIONA rich mink coal is worn faith a raisin bron>n crepe dress and bronze k'ld afternoon shoes and bag. d
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  • ARTICLERivalry In Reminiscences
  • ARTICLEWHEN ONE DONS ONE'S GAY TOGS
    • ILLUSTRATIONLeft: A black felt turban rvilh bright Tuscan straw trim, black fell bov> and voluminous mesh veiling. Right: A minia...
  • ARTICLEFashion Details
  • ARTICLELa Cuisine WHEN I MAKE BISCUITS
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  • ARTICLEMISADVENTURE
    • ILLUSTRATION"/ don I believe he means to recover." —"Tatler."
    • ILLUSTRATION/ reeled for support—and sent him crashing through the rickety banister. He landed on his head on the steep stairs . ...
  • ARTICLE"We Must Change This World!"
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  • ARTICLEHoneymoons Are Ludicrous In Hollywood!
  • ARTICLECamera Flashes
  • ARTICLEWhy Do They Dislike Hollywood?
    • ILLUSTRATIONA DRAMATIC SCENE from the famous early talkie version of "All Quiet on the Western Front," which, reissued, is due fo...
    • ILLUSTRATIONPATRICIA MORISON AND J. CARROL NAISH, stars of the powerful crime melodrama, "Persons in Hiding," filmed from J. Edga...
    • ILLUSTRATIONTWO OF THE PRINCIPALS in Hollywood's lavish presentation of the life of Johann Strauss, entitled "The Great Waltz"—Fe...
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  • ARTICLEAUCKLAND RELEASES FOR NEXT WEEK
  • ARTICLEWomen Are "Phoney" Says Mickey Rooney
    • ILLUSTRATIONREMEMBER "STINGAREE"? Hollywood is following that epic of early Australian bushranging days with another powerful mel...
  • ARTICLEThree British Bans
  • ARTICLEMerle Oberon Is House Hunting
    • ILLUSTRATIONMerle rvants "at least ten bedrooms."
  • ARTICLE"It's Grand To Be III"
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    • ILLUSTRATIONssustsa e»™ ejsnssstfs' gva ssa
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  • ARTICLEBRITAIN'S SECRET SERVICE
    • ILLUSTRATION"Horv v>as I to an income tax collector lived there?" —"London Opinion." ' : <8>
  • ARTICLEScience Played A Big Part
    • ILLUSTRATION(to pal who has dozed off): Er—shop, Ftedl
    • ILLUSTRATION"Sas, porter, can I have another room?. This ones on foe"
  • ARTICLEMurder On The Waterfront
  • ARTICLELone – Wolf Forger
    • ILLUSTRATIONI b **"*£ aa>er ax% wa&tiem&houUM&ippobitntent;'* – —"Tatler/'
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  • ARTICLEMURDER SYNDICATE
    • ILLUSTRATION1 "Didnt I warn you about playing poker with the prisoners?" t —"London Opinion."
  • ARTICLESolution To The Murder On The Waterfront
  • ARTICLE"EASY DEATH"
  • ARTICLETHE PERFECT MURDER PLOT
    • ILLUSTRATIONThorn threv the terrible buvdle into the river. "You're getting warmer!" * _ < Q>
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  • ARTICLEHe Had The "Midas Touch."
  • ARTICLEBRIDE'S BOGUS FATHER
  • ARTICLEDiamond Thieves
  • ILLUSTRATIONH-omekoldcr (to bufglax): Nam be COf&tU Anything $ou saj> »ill be taken do&n incidence against pwr. imukmwhi \ ... _ ...
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  • ARTICLEBRITAIN AND SECURITY
    • ILLUSTRATIONSir Arthur Sailer,
  • ARTICLE"The Mystery Of God"
  • ARTICLEFrom The Publishers
  • ARTICLEHell-Fire Clubs
  • ARTICLEWhat London Reads
  • ARTICLEBooks In Local Demand
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  • ARTICLETHE SEMPLE ERA
    • ILLUSTRATION"Give me five gallons of petrol." "Sorry, but n>e don't handle petrol, mister. We've got Motoreze, Mile-a-min High Te...
  • ARTICLEA New Horror
    • ILLUSTRATION"wm dus «—*— **- --fiijiff*' "Weather »A<rfP** " '
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  • ARTICLEA RAGE for EX-SERVICEMEN
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    • ILLUSTRATIONA sample of rough country on Callipoli,
  • ARTICLEFEEDING THE GUNS
  • ARTICLEHORNCHURCH RUGBY
  • ARTICLECanterbury Sergeants' Mess, 1977
    • ILLUSTRATIONThit photograph of the C«„. L. R. C Cilchritt «iT-s'?i^erB.e"nu' Me"- *«ke" »•> '917. wu forwarded by 7/2258. ex-Serg...
  • ARTICLEBOYS OF THE OLD BRIGADE.
  • ARTICLE"LOST TRAIL "
  • SECTIONRAMBLINGS IN REVERIE
    • ARTICLENO UGLY DUCKLINGS
    • ARTICLEVETERANS' PARADE
    • ARTICLETHE MAORI'S COMMENT
    • ARTICLETHE "DEVIL'S OWN"
  • ARTICLETwo Fair Snappers Snapped
    • ILLUSTRATIONThis enlargement from a tiny negative sent in by R. B. Brebner c/o Returned Soldier.' Club, Town Hall. Avondale, i, v...
  • ARTICLEAFTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
  • ARTICLECOMING EVENTS
  • ARTICLEWINTER ACTIVITIES
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  • ARTICLETHE BEARD OF THE PROPHET
    • ILLUSTRATION"Shcnd up a couple of mongooshes right away, for Pete's shake!"
  • ARTICLEPLEASANT READING
  • ARTICLEPETER SIMPLE'S POSERS
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  • ARTICLEPerennials That Flower Within A Year From Seed
    • ILLUSTRATION—"Illustrated," London.
  • ARTICLEWhy Seeds Will Fail
  • ILLUSTRATION"Burns me up, vhen people keep nagging at jros to 'do a timgf --"Saturday Evening Post."
  • ARTICLEFlowering Shrubs
  • ARTICLEWEEK'S WORK
  • ARTICLE"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.
    • ILLUSTRATIONNOTE-The figures In parentheses denote the number of letters in the words required.
  • ARTICLESOLUTION TO PUZZLE, SATURDAY.
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  • ARTICLEThe Hole In The Carpet
    • ILLUSTRATION*7s that Amalgamated Sulphates, Mammoth Iron Foundries, Limited, or Tuppy's very own little sweetie-pie?" —"Humorist."
  • ARTICLEPETER SIMPLE'S POSERS
  • ARTICLEBut The Cannibals Did The Food-Foraging
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  • ARTICLELaugh With The World
    • ILLUSTRATIONConservative Caslaivay: Not a bite will I take till I £non> where T»e are! Horv are n»e to l?rton> whether it's Empir...
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  • ARTICLEHow Birds Dress
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  • ARTICLEDINGLE HOOFER UND HIS DOG
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  • ARTICLEThe Katzenjammer Kids
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  • SECTIONAn Exciting Close To Our 1939 Campaign
    • ARTICLEFinal Ladder Appears Saturday Next
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    • ARTICLELeader of the Dazzlers
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    • ARTICLEPATS GOOD DEED
    • ARTICLEWe thank you
    • ARTICLERIDDLES.
    • ARTICLEThe Old Sawmill.
    • ARTICLECLUB NEWS
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    • ARTICLENEWCOMERS TO OUR RANKS
    • ARTICLESILVER LINING FUND.
    • ARTICLEJOKES.
    • ARTICLESUNSHINE LADDER
  • ARTICLEWHAT ARE THEY DOING?
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLETHE STREAM.
  • ARTICLEA THUNDERSTORM ADVENTURE
  • ARTICLEBOBBY DAZZLER
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEDAMBLED POETS.
  • ARTICLETWO IN A TUB
  • ARTICLEFIND THE GIRLS' NAMES.
  • ARTICLERIDDLES.
  • ARTICLELet's Play Charades
  • ARTICLETHE GREY WOLF'S EYE
    • ILLUSTRATION"His ejjes were still on the vessel."
  • ARTICLEBIRTHDAY GREETINGS
  • ARTICLEA PEN-FRIEND IN CEYLON
  • ARTICLECALL OF THE CLUB
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEROSIE'S BEAU
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEBringing Up Father
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• GROUPING_NODEInzed Junior
  • TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
  • ARTICLESomething About Postmen.....
    • ILLUSTRATIONArrival of the First Australian Air Mail at Croydon. The trip was completed in seventeen days. which time has since b...
  • ARTICLETHE MAORI FOOD YEAR
  • ARTICLEDOMINICA
  • ARTICLEWORLD NEWS IN STORY AND PICTURE
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEWorld Events Explained.
  • ARTICLELITTLE KNOWN COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD — DOMINICA
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONRoseau, Capital of the British island Dominica, about 400 miles S.E. of the Dominican Republic.
  • ARTICLEA PEEP INTO CHINA
  • ARTICLEMARVELS OF THE DEEP SEA CABLE
  • ARTICLETalks On Ambulance Work
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 30 (left)— 1 Carry base of bandage round forearm and cross inside of elbow joint. 2 Bring ends forward to about ...
  • ARTICLE"Catch Me If You Can"
    • ILLUSTRATIONSWALLOW-TAILED BUTTERFLY—One of the rarer British species.
  • ARTICLEGreat Producing Nation
  • ARTICLETomahawk Trail
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe plunging horse jumped clear of the recumbent figure

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