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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEROLL OF HONOUR.
• ARTICLEBIRTHS.
• ARTICLEDEATHS.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT THANKS.
• ARTICLETABLE TALK.
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• SECTIONFinance, Commerce, Markets
  • ARTICLEON 'CHANGE.
  • ARTICLESOUTHERN EXCHANGES.
  • ARTICLEMINING NEWS.
  • ARTICLEWHOLESALE EGG PRICES.
  • ARTICLETHE LATEST QUOTATIONS.
  • ARTICLERECORD GOLD PRICE.
  • ARTICLEBARNETT GLASS PROFIT.
  • ARTICLETHE WEEK REVIEWED.
  • ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN EXCHANGES.
  • ARTICLEBROKEN HILL PROPRIETARY.
  • ARTICLEFINANCING FARMERS.
    • ILLUSTRATIONMr. William Goodfellow.
  • ARTICLEGRAIN AND PRODUCE.
  • ARTICLEDOLLAR RATES.
• SECTIONShipping News of the Port
  • ARTICLEFOG ON HARBOUR.
  • ARTICLECOMPANY AFFAIRS.
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• ARTICLECROSSING SMASH.
• ARTICLEPORTRAIT COMPLETED.
• ARTICLENURSES TO MEET.
• ARTICLEIN SUSPENSE.
• ARTICLEFUNDS FOR IMPORTS.
• ARTICLEWIRE ROPE TRADE.
• ARTICLEFRACTURED ARM.
• ARTICLEAn Army Marches On Its Stomach
  • ILLUSTRATIONIn the preparations for war the food factor play* as important a part as munitions. Here are Labour Corps men collect...
• ARTICLEALARM GROWS.
• ARTICLEDAMAGES CLAIM.
• ARTICLEFINAL SYNODS.
• ARTICLEWINNER OF £1000.
• ARTICLEHEALTH LECTURER.
• ARTICLEWOMAN'S RUSE.
• ARTICLEENCYCLOPAEDIA.
• ARTICLECOMMITTEE'S DUTY.
• ARTICLERAILWAY EXPRESSES.
• ARTICLEMANY STUDENTS.
• ARTICLEPERSONAL.
• ARTICLEHOTEL REGISTERS.
• ARTICLEDOMINION PRODUCTIONS.
• ARTICLENEWS In BRIEF
• ARTICLEOBITUARY.
• ARTICLEBOY FALLS ON KNIFE.
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• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
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• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICE.
• ARTICLEThe Auckland Star: WITH WHICH ARE INCORPORATED The Evening News, Morning News, The Echo and The Sun. SATURDAY, AUGUST...
• ARTICLENOT ACCORDING TO HOYLE.
• ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY.
• ARTICLEA CHRONOLOGY.
• ARTICLETURBINE INVENTION.
• ARTICLENEW GRASS DISCOVERED.
• ARTICLE"HE WON'T BE HAPPY TILL HE GETS IT"
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• ARTICLETHE PASSING SHOW.
• ARTICLEIN THE PUBLIC MIND.
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• SECTIONIS GERMANY HESITATING?
  • ARTICLEFuehrer Meets Powers' Envoys
  • ARTICLEPoland Will Fight If Danzig Joins Reich
  • ILLUSTRATIONArmed to the teeth, entirely mobile, equipped with all that i« modern in motorised warfare, the French Army i* ready ...
  • ARTICLEROOSEVELT APPEALS DIRECT TO HITLER.
  • ARTICLEHOPE FOR PEACE.
  • ARTICLE" LOVELY HOPE."
• ARTICLEEMERGENCY STEPS TO PREPARE AUSTRALIA.
• ARTICLEMANY TOURISTS.
• ARTICLEREPORTED CLASHES OF BORDER TROOPS
• ARTICLECABLE TO POLAND.
• ARTICLELAY ASIDE ARMS.
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• SECTIONMUCH ACTIVITY IN LONDON
  • ARTICLEBRITAIN'S WRITTEN PLEDGE TO POLAND.
  • ILLUSTRATIONA J*?!?* ** W-tCr,r Sl,ati°" reminiscent of 1914, when, three weeks ago, thousands of Territorials left London and th...
  • ARTICLEBRITAIN READY FOR EMERGENCY
  • ARTICLEWORKERS' PLEA.
  • ARTICLEJAPANESE ANGERED BY GERMAN ACTION.
  • ARTICLELEAVING HONGKONG.
  • ARTICLEHEART OF CONVENTRY MADE A SMILES.
  • ARTICLESUICIDE VERDICT.
  • ARTICLEEUROPEAN CRISIS.
• ARTICLEEquipment For Local Guard
  • ILLUSTRATIONOne hundred and eighty ex-servicemen were equipped at the Rutland Street Drill Hall to-day for immediate guard duty a...
• ARTICLEDOUBLE STRENGTH
• ARTICLEAPPEAL MADE.
• ARTICLEGUARD IN CITY.
• ARTICLEDEFENCE COUNCIL.
• ARTICLEDUE MONDAY.
• ARTICLE"ALL PREPARED."
• ARTICLETOUR OF UNION.
• ARTICLEFIRE BRIGADE NEED.
• ARTICLEAir Base Preparations Complete Britain's Flying Twins
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE HEA VENLY TWINS.—J. W. and E. J. Holmes twenty-eight, year-old twin brothers, both members of the Civil Air Guard...
  • ILLUSTRATIONI\QU/LLY FOR THE BIC DAY. With the mooring buoys and floating pontoon in position, all is in readiness for the expect...
  • ILLUSTRATIONSPACIOUS TASMAN AIRWAYS BASE.—The handsome entrance hall to Tas man Empire Airways' administrative blocl(, where pass...
  • ILLUSTRATIONUNDER WAR CONDITIONS. — A mud-bespattered dispatch rider after delivering a message. He lvas one of 3000 British Terr...
  • ILLUSTRATIONMONKS AT PLAY.—Cambridge undergraduates who last month Were looking after the Welfare of fruit pickers'children in th...
  • ILLUSTRATIONFOLLOWING A DOC LEG COURSE, this golfer tore don>n the fairway rvhen her Australian terrier picked up her ball and ra...
  • ILLUSTRATIONSHE WASN T IMPRESSED.—Members of the Auckland Transport Rugby team, which left yesterday for Dunedin, introduce the s...
• ARTICLETHE HARVEST FACTOR IN WAR.
• ARTICLENEW HOMES.
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLEDESERT CROSSED.
• ARTICLE"BIG MEN WANTED."
• ARTICLESILENT FIFTY YEARS.
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• SECTIONOUR McKINNEY SURPRISES
  • ARTICLEDIVISIONS OF MOUNT EDEN.
  • ARTICLELIKED GOING.
  • ARTICLETRACK TRIALS.
  • ARTICLEOFFICERS ELECTED.
  • ARTICLEBASKETBALL TOURNEY.
  • ARTICLEWRESTLING.
• ARTICLEMANY REMITS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr. W. H. Fortune
• ARTICLEBIG AS SHEEP !
• ARTICLEHOSPITAL CHANGE.
• ARTICLEPOACHING NATIVE BIRDS.
• ARTICLEPLAYED TWO-UP.
• ARTICLEPETROL IGNITES.
• ARTICLERESULT OF BALLOT.
• ARTICLEA. AND P. OFFICIALS.
• ARTICLESUCCESSFUL TRIALS.
• ARTICLEPRICE OF BEER.
• ARTICLEFILMS AND CHURCH.
• ARTICLEFOG IN GULF.
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLEHOME AGAIN.
• ARTICLETOUR N.Z. BY AIR.
• ARTICLEVISITING STAFF.
• ARTICLEFINE CATALOGUE.
• ARTICLETHAMES GUN CLUB.
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• ARTICLEACCEPTED.
• ARTICLEREFUGEES FROM EUROPE.
• ARTICLEDIFFICULT SEASON.
• ARTICLENO INTERFERENCE.
• ARTICLERECRUITS WANTED.
• ARTICLEALSATIAN DOG BILL.
• ARTICLEBusy As A Colony Of Ants
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• ARTICLETAXES PASSED.
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• ARTICLESOUTHERN WIN.
• ARTICLEGREAT PROGRESS.
• ARTICLEGRAVE CONCERN.
• ARTICLECITY RENTS.
• ARTICLE"UNFAIR ATTITUDE."
• ARTICLEDECLINING FUNDS.
• ARTICLELABOUR NOTES.
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• ARTICLEAmusements Reviewed
• ARTICLEAERO CLUB DISPLAY.
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• ARTICLERADIO CENTRE.
• ARTICLESIXTY MEN IN BAR.
• ARTICLEMORE ENROLMENTS.
• ARTICLESCHOOLS' HOCKEY.
• ARTICLECONFERENCE VIEWS.
• ARTICLECHINA'S MAN POWER
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr. I. F. G. Milner.
• ARTICLENEW RESTRICTIONS.
• ARTICLESCHOOLBOY STRUCK.
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• SECTIONEspecially for WOMEN
  • ARTICLEFLIES DISLIKE BLUE WALLS.
    • ILLUSTRATIONA youthful dinner gown in pale rose brilliant satin with square decolletage, appliqued leaves and flowers in purple a...
  • ARTICLEEngagements Announced.
  • ARTICLELABOUR YOUTH.
  • ARTICLEWOMEN'S INSTITUTES.
  • ARTICLEVICTORIA LEAGUE.
  • ARTICLEIn And Out Of Town
  • ARTICLECHEERIO CLUB.
  • ARTICLELANCASHIRE SOCIETY.
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• SECTIONEspecially for WOMEN
  • ARTICLENEW FASHIONS AT ALEXANDRA PARK.
  • ARTICLECHILD TRAINING.
  • ILLUSTRATIONNEW TREND IN HAT FASHIONS.—The detachable wimple on this bottle green felt is in gay Persian print. The yisor brim, t...
  • ARTICLECROQUET CLUB.
  • ARTICLECHINESE ART.
  • ARTICLEBRIDGE PARTY.
  • ARTICLEGOOD COMPANIONS.
  • ARTICLEGIFT AFTERNOON.
  • ARTICLECHURCH DANCE.
  • ARTICLEWOMEN'S DIVISION.
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• SECTIONAVONDALE RACES.
  • ARTICLELARGE ENTRIES.
  • ARTICLECOMBINED HUNT.
    • ILLUSTRATIONWON AVONDALE CUP LAST YEAR.—Tidewaiter, who accounted for the Avondale Cup last season and is engaged in the. same ev...
• ARTICLEBILLIARDS.
• ARTICLECOUNTY CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP.
• ARTICLEDAVIS CUP.
• ARTICLEMcCREADY FACES TITLE CHALLENGE.
• ARTICLEPUBLIC SERVICE SPORT.
• ARTICLEINDOOR BOWLING.
• ARTICLECHESS.
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• ARTICLEGOLF TITLE RETAINED
• ARTICLEBROWNE RUNNER-UP.
• ARTICLEBADMINTON.
• ARTICLEBASKETBALL.
• ARTICLEBOWLING.
• ARTICLECOLLEGIATE HOCKEY.
• ARTICLEYACHTING.
• ARTICLEPOPEYE, THE SAILORMAN
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• ARTICLEWeek-end Pictorial
• ARTICLEFIGHTING EROSION AND THE MENACE OF FLOODS
  • ILLUSTRATIONcouZf, aUW ?f I!jeJCZa,SIau/8 dust.slorms »hk,h luT™d a vast area of America's "Panhandle" United ' Slni 6 rfl. °i Mi...
  • ILLUSTRATIONIn this picture of a small Waterfall in South Carolina planted with Bermuda grass, which prevents erosion, there is a...
  • ILLUSTRATIONTW ' U i his is /jon> the}} breat( up a thaw in Nsbraska. The basins catch the melting snow and force the water tsper...
  • ILLUSTRATIONThis Wisconsin seme, depicting the evils of over-grazing, might have been lifted from almost any Nerb Zealand farming...
  • ILLUSTRATIONAn aerial view makes this contoured pastureland in Oklahoma look strange indeed. 7he ridges are sodded to Bermuda gra...
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe fact that erosion cannot cause havoc in a v>ell-forested countryside is illustrated bp this scene from California...
  • ILLUSTRATIONWhere heavy rami all causes a stream to fi ow through a cultivated field, this method of alternate ridge cultivation ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONWrong type of grass and trees in the wrong place can result in fearful havoc. This rvas, not long before, a Pasture o...
  • ILLUSTRATIONWhat Was a 25-fool gully in Spartanburg, South Carolina, eating its TV ay into good farming land nearby, is now under...
• ARTICLE"THEIR MAJESTIES"
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE BOY KING who pieceded his own father—and will follow him. Michael as he was when he started his brief three-year ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONOLD K/NC FERDINAND (n>ho died in J927) and Queen Marie. Her Majesty is holding the infant Prince Peter of Yugoslavia,...
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRINCE NICHOLAS, n,ho has been exiled from Rumania b\> his brother King Carol ostensibly for his marital mesalliance,...
• ARTICLEWe Learn From The Past
  • ILLUSTRATIONBeech tree killed by shingle and silt from cfoded hills. The scene comes from the IVaimafyariri Valley, Canterbury.
• ARTICLETHE STORY OF THE UNIVERSITIES
  • ILLUSTRATIONLLECES of.OXFORD Spread out in a mass of ornate spires, towers and quadrangles, as seen from the air. The large squar...
• ARTICLESNOWY SLOPES
  • ILLUSTRATIONFirst, you do your snowballing . . .
  • ILLUSTRATIONThen you make a snowman
  • ILLUSTRATIONFinally, you set about trying to do this
• ARTICLEKEEP UP YOUR ANGLOSAXON !
• ARTICLEJAZZ — Original And "Hot"
• ARTICLERIDING THE WHITE HORSES
  • ILLUSTRATIONNOWHERE IN THE WORLD can surfing equal that to be had at W aikifo Btach, Honolulu, with its Diamond Head jutting seaw...
• ARTICLEON COLLARS AND TIES
• ARTICLETo A New Zealander
• ARTICLEGirls' Clubs Planned
• ARTICLEGoing To School For Beauty
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• ARTICLEBEEF ENTREES
• ARTICLETests For A Housewife
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• ARTICLEWinterhalter—And Van Dyck
  • ILLUSTRATIONIf you are slightly over weight it's all right to diet on your own. However, if more than 10/b over weight go to a do...
• ARTICLEWhy Not Try A Honey Pack?
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• ARTICLETWO BIRDS WITH ONE STONE
• ARTICLEHappy Endings....
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• ARTICLEA TREASURE HUNT
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• ARTICLEA LOT CAN HAPPEN IN A YEAR!
• ILLUSTRATIONCEORCE FORMBY AND CUS McNAUCHTON have a spot of bother with a blow-torch and a safe in their new film, "Trouble Brewi...
• ARTICLECamera Flashes
  • ILLUSTRATIONA LONC-AWAITED FILM is "You Can i Cheat An Honest Man," which marks not only the first Charlie McCarthy role since "L...
• ARTICLEWanted To Kiss A Star
• ARTICLECharacter Actors' Hard Life
• ARTICLEAUCKLAND RELEASES FOR NEXT WEEK.
• ARTICLEFilm Work Abroad
  • ILLUSTRATIONthat BIC-CITY life can breed juvenile heroism as veil as hoodlums is shown in "Code of the Streets. The Little Tough ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONKEEPING STELLAR COMPANY.'—Mr. M. J. Moodabe, /Auckland theatre exhibitor, photographed with the Ritz Brothers on the ...
• ARTICLEHe Was With Lawrence In Arabia
  • ILLUSTRATIONROMANCE AMID MUSlC—that's the keynote of entertainment in Hose of Washington Square" featuring Tyrone Pov>er and Alic...
• ARTICLEReligion— And Mary Pickford
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE "EXTRA" GIRL SAYS . . "Marrying is a good custom, but r/ bad hah it." ♦ + + -f "It's no use dying to make a livin...
• ARTICLEHollywood's Spies
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• ARTICLEThe Most Difficult Criminal To Catch
  • ILLUSTRATIONNot all criminals slinl( b\> night along dimly-lil streets, as the novelists would have it .. .
  • ILLUSTRATIONEx-Chief Constable Wensley, of Scotland Yard, who was described before his retirement as "the Sherlock Holmes of real...
• ARTICLE"DEBUNKING" A MYTH
• ARTICLEThe Miser Of Mile End
  • ILLUSTRATIONset some sheets."
• ARTICLEPoverty Was His Downfall
• ARTICLEIndians Violent Jealousy
• ARTICLECITY SOLICITOR'S CRUEL FRAUDS
• ARTICLESpendthrift's Faked Baronetcy
  • ILLUSTRATIONWell, Mabel, Vt>hat is the time, and where smp • pork-- piciC "J
• ARTICLEDIARY OF A HANGMAN Scaffold Confessions
• ARTICLEPolicewomen Trapped Irish Terrorists
  • ILLUSTRATION"Why did you hit the plaintiff over the head after you had stolen his watch chain?" "Because there was no watch on th...
• ARTICLELovers Shared A Grave
  • ILLUSTRATIONJudge: Hoiv far were you from the scene of the accident? Witness: Ten yards three inches. Judge: That's very accurate...
• ARTICLEThe "Black Cap" May Disappear!
• ARTICLEHow She Got Her Drugs
• ARTICLETHE SILK STOCKING GIRL
  • ILLUSTRATIONLervis T»as sprawled on (he floor .. .
  • ILLUSTRATION£ "It would be quite nice here if the e mountains did not obscure the view."
• ARTICLEIN ESKIMOLAND
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe North Greenland Eskimo hunts the caribou yet with bo n> and arrow . . . Eskimo live and hunt and roam. His narrat...
• ARTICLE"Madam Lucien"
• ARTICLEBooks In Local Demand
• ARTICLEJewish Problem
• ARTICLEWhat London Is Reading
• ARTICLEPopular Psychology
• ARTICLETwo Novels By New Zealanders
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• ARTICLEProphets Are Pessimists
  • ILLUSTRATIONEarl Haig ... he seriously believed that the aeroplane would never have great military usefulness.
• ARTICLEThe Two Bills
  • ILLUSTRATION"Poor Major Acklemire it beginning to fade rather badlj> on thii side."
  • ILLUSTRATION"Oh. captain, I did say 'Hell,' but I've forgotten his name." —"Humorist."
• ARTICLETHE FIRST AEROPLANE
• ARTICLEFinger Posts To History
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• ARTICLEA RAGE for EX SERVICEMEN
• ARTICLETANKS AT FLERS.
• ARTICLEAT HELL FIRE CORNER
• ARTICLERamblings In Reverie
• ARTICLEA Memory Of The "Silent Eleventh"
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• ARTICLE27,000 PENSION APPLICATIONS
• ARTICLETHE OPERA HAT.
• ARTICLEHOW I WON PROMOTION
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• ARTICLEEscape To Hollywood
  • ILLUSTRATION"Our son was called up, so n>e came to camp here ivilh him."
• ARTICLESURGERY—Past And Present
• ARTICLEPeter Simple's Posers
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• ARTICLEWHY SO FEW VINES IN POTS?
  • ILLUSTRATION"Of course it's a hat, silly!"
• ARTICLEThey Met In Piccadilly
• ARTICLESowing Celery
• ARTICLEOvercrowding Of Shrubs
• ARTICLEBegonias In Bold Display
• ARTICLEWEEK'S WORK
• ARTICLECotoneaster Lactea
• ARTICLEPhlox As A Pot Plant
• ARTICLEYour Problem?
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• ARTICLENeed We Be Afraid Of ABBREVIATIONS?
  • ILLUSTRATIONYou can tickle the Shavian indignation by n>riting "Yrs. ffly."—yet he loves to omit apostrophe*! 'v Earl Kitchener o...
• ARTICLETHE BANKS COUNT THEIR PENNIES
• ARTICLEFingers Before Forks
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• ARTICLEThe "Death Ray" Again
  • ILLUSTRATION"When selling this model, sir, me require an assurance that it is going to a suitable home." —"Men Only."
• ARTICLEFlying Fish For Tea?
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• ARTICLEIndian Summer Afternoon
• ARTICLEPeter Simple's Posers
• ARTICLELaugh With The World
  • ILLUSTRATION"Horv are you, getting on H>ith the captain ?" "Fine. IVe use Christian names now. He calls me Jim or Ceorge and I ca...
• ARTICLEFelix Finds Soft Soap Not Always Appreciated!
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  • TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
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  • ARTICLEUNKNOWN
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  • ARTICLEThe Katzenjammer Kids
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  • ARTICLEWendy Leaves The Never-Never Land
  • ARTICLEA DAY IN THE LIFE OF A DOG
    • ILLUSTRATIONSmile, pleasel Mrs. Monkey and Matilda and Monty, the twins, feel a little nervous before the. cameraman.
  • ARTICLETHE MARINER'S COMPASS.
  • ARTICLEALL IN A NAME!
  • ARTICLELITTLE LAUGHS
  • ARTICLEAn English Souvenir.
    • ILLUSTRATION"A fine day to you, Pretty Lady!" says this gallant gentleman with the quizzing glass.
  • SECTIONIn Verseland.
    • ARTICLEBLUE EYES.
    • ARTICLEA SAD FATE.
    • ARTICLETHE FAIRYLAND EXPRESS.
    • ARTICLEFLOWERS
    • ARTICLEMY PETS.
  • ARTICLETHE DIVING CAT.
  • ARTICLEBEES PUT OUT LIGHTBUOY.
    • ILLUSTRATIONWho can gel to the palm trees first? This puzzle is not a competition, but just for fun.
  • ARTICLEThe Finding Of Roly.
  • ARTICLEDID THE OLD NETMAKER KNOW?
    • ILLUSTRATIONSpringtime is coming, so Jill sets to work with a needle and thread. The dolls are going-tohave a brand-new vcffdrobe.
  • ARTICLERIDDLE-ME-REE.
  • ARTICLETONGUE TWISTERS.
  • ARTICLEHAVE YOU READ?
  • ARTICLEBUSY PEOPLE SET A PUZZLE
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEHOWLERS.
  • ARTICLEDOORS AND WINDOWS.
  • ARTICLEON THE SHORE.
  • ARTICLEPETER PAN ANSWERS HIS MAIL
    • ILLUSTRATIONWhat a tanglel Can you find your way to the juh?
  • ARTICLEBOBBY DAZZLER
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEThe Difference
  • ARTICLEUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONDoesn't this little picture make jou think of sunndays?
  • ARTICLETHE GREY WOLFS EYE
  • ARTICLECALL OF THE CLUB.
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONAngela Creenmood, Huia Street, Taumarunui, sent this cheery sketch.
  • ARTICLETHIS WEEK'S ENROLMENTS.
  • ARTICLESonja And Her Skates.
  • ARTICLEBIRTHDAY GREETINGS
  • ARTICLEUNKNOWN
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEBringing Up Father
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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  • ARTICLEEnzed Junior
  • ARTICLETHE CENTENARY OF THE BICYCLE
    • ILLUSTRATIONHere rve see the old "bone-shakers" in a one mile scratch race. The cycle on the left has »on the cup seven limes.
  • ARTICLEMAROONED
  • ARTICLEWORLD NEWS IN STORY AND PICTURE
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEWorld Events Explained.
  • ARTICLETHE SETTLEMENT 1840
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEIMPORTANT DATES.
  • ARTICLELITTLE KNOWN COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD – VENEZUELA
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONWomen and children of one of the primitive Indian tribes living in inland districts of Venezuela.
  • ARTICLETalks On Ambulance Work
    • ILLUSTRATIONFIG. r,l : FRACTURE OF THIGH BOXE. Thin illustration shoics a simple fracture after extension lias been applied. When...
    • ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 52: THE BOXES OF THE SHOULDER. This illustration shows the collarbones extending from the breastbone to the shou...
    • ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 53 : THE KNEE JOIXT. Thisillustration shows the bones of the knee joint and how they can he displaced by injury ...
    • ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 54: THrn, ■ B°¥ES OF THE ARM, FOREARM AND HAND. This illustration shows how the bones form the shoulder, elbow a...
  • ARTICLEFLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN SPRING IV. — Violets In New Zealand
    • ILLUSTRATIONLeaf skeleton of the mahoe, one of Nen> Zealand's members of the violet family.
  • ARTICLETomahawk Trail
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONHe pieced up his rifle and hit the trail at a fast jog,
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEMAROONED

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