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• ARTICLEThe Auckland Star
• ARTICLEBIRTHS.
• ARTICLEMARRIAGES.
• ARTICLEDEATHS.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT THANKS.
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• SECTIONFinance, Commerce, Markets
  • ARTICLEON CHANGE.
  • ARTICLESOUTHERN EXCHANGES.
  • ARTICLEPRICE OF GOLD.
  • ARTICLEUNOFFICIAL STOCK.
  • ARTICLETHE LATEST QUOTATIONS.
  • ARTICLEMINING NEWS.
  • ARTICLETHE WEEK REVIEWED.
  • ARTICLEFACTS FOR INVESTORS.
  • ARTICLECALL AND DIVIDEND LIST.
  • ARTICLEMEAT EXPORTS.
    • ILLUSTRATIONMr. A. H. Cockayne.
  • ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN EXCHANGES.
  • ARTICLEMILNE AND CHOYCE.
  • ARTICLEEXPORT DEMAND.
  • ARTICLEEXCHANGE RATES.
• ARTICLEShipping News of the Port
• ARTICLECOMPANY AFFAIRS.
• ARTICLEGRAIN AND PRODUCE.
• ARTICLEWHOLESALE EGG PRICES.
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• ARTICLEBoeing Leaves Auckland For Home Feeding Britain's "Terriers"
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE START OF THE RETURN JOURNEY.—The California Clipper winging her Teay over Auckland im ihis morning when she left ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONWITH HIS SUPERIOR DIGNITY, the white heron "which graces the Christchurch Botanical Gardens with his presence, is a g...
  • ILLUSTRATION"WHO WOULD BE AN ORDERLY Not the least important of ihe mamj camp duties is the Washing-up after a meal. There Were 5...
  • ILLUSTRATIONALL ABOARD FOR HOME. Captain J. H. Tilton (left), chief pilot of the California Clipper, with his first officer, Mr. ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONHOPPINC-OFF SPOT FOR A FLIGHT ROUND THE WORLD. — Passengers who travel by Imperial Airway* j machines leave Waterloo ...
• ARTICLEWAR ON "ISMS."
• ARTICLENAPOLEON'S MAIL.
• ARTICLECOMES TRUE.
• ARTICLEBARD MISSES CROWN.
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• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
• ARTICLETHE BANK OF AUSTRALASIA.
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• ARTICLEThe Auckland Star: WITH WHICH ARE INCORPORATED The Evening News, Morning News and The Echo.
• ARTICLESATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1939. FORCE AGAINST FORCE.
• ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY.
• ARTICLEITALY AND ALBANIA.
• ARTICLETHAT MAN
  • ILLUSTRATION"I would rather be a Peasant and wear wooden shoe* than be that Manl"
• ARTICLETHE PASSING SHOW.
• ARTICLEIN THE PUBLIC MIND.
• ARTICLESTALIN COURTS HITLER.
• ARTICLEELLERSLIE AFFAIRS.
• ARTICLE"WAR" TO END WARS.
• ARTICLENAMING OF STREETS.
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• ARTICLEALLIED ULTIMATUM TO GERMANY
  • ILLUSTRATIONObjective of German aggression. A view of the waterfront at Danzig, the port of the "Free" City.
• ARTICLEROAR OF BOMBERS HEARD OVER POLAND.
• ARTICLEHITLER SPEAKS.
• ARTICLEITALIANS WILL REMAIN NEUTRAL
• ARTICLEUSE RESTRAINT.
• ARTICLEFirst Victim Of Aggression
  • ILLUSTRATIONPoland'* capital, Warsaw, already the target for German airmen and one of the first points to be raided in the Nans'-...
• ARTICLESWASTIKA FLIES FROM ALL DANZIG.
• ARTICLEACTUAL FIGHTING ON WIDE AREA
• ARTICLEHITLER ADDRESSES THE REICHSTAG
• ARTICLEWAITED THREE DAYS FOR POLES' ANSWER.
• ARTICLEThe Cockpit Of Europe
  • ILLUSTRATION■ – ■ ■■ ■■ 1 V A map of Poland, showing the Corridor, Danzig and the port of Gdynia, alio the German frontiers.
• ARTICLEROOSEVELT HOPES TO REMAIN NEUTRAL.
• ARTICLEBRITAIN ACCUSED!
• ARTICLEGERMAN HASTE.
• ARTICLEU.S. CERTAIN TO GO TO AID OF ALLIES.
• ARTICLEPOLAND CALLS ON BRITAIN'S HELP
• ARTICLEGERMANY'S VIRTUAL WAR DECLARATION.
• ARTICLEACT AGAIN?
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• ARTICLETHE JUDGMENT OF HISTORY
• ARTICLEDEFENCE OFFICES.
• ARTICLEELDERLY MAN HURT.
• ARTICLETERMS BRITISH LETTER TO FUEHRER.
• ARTICLEARRIVED AT NOUMEA.
• ARTICLESTREET APPEAL.
• ARTICLEHITLER'S REPLY.
• ARTICLECALL TO ALL.
• ARTICLENEW LYNN SCHOOL.
• ARTICLEVIGIL IN DARK.
• ARTICLELATE WAR NEWS
• ARTICLERED CROSS SOCIETY.
• ARTICLECOLLEGE RIFLES UNIT.
• ARTICLEHEALTH LECTURES.
• ARTICLELADY JIM LIFTS CUP
• ARTICLEA GALLANT KNIGHT.
• ARTICLEOTAGO EVENTS.
• ARTICLESHOPLIFTER GAOLED.
• ARTICLE"PETROL GIPSIES."
• ARTICLEHALT CALLED.
• ARTICLEDEATH AT SEA.
• ARTICLEZOO AND CIRCUS.
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• ARTICLEMAN DEFENCES.
• ARTICLEMANY RECRUITS.
• ARTICLENEARING 20,000 MARK.
• ARTICLEST. JOHN AMBULANCE.
• ARTICLENAVAL FORCES.
• ARTICLEREGULAR AIR FORCE.
• ARTICLERUSH FOR PETROL.
• ARTICLESPUR TO RECRUITING
• ARTICLECountry Vacated For Military Purposes
  • ILLUSTRATIONA VIEW FROM THE BRENNER PASS in the South Tyrol, the important connecting link between Austria and Italy, which was r...
• ARTICLENORMAL SUPPLIES.
• ARTICLEFOREIGN REFUGEES.
• ARTICLEHARMFUL FOOD.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr. E. P. H. Nash.
• ARTICLESCHOOL COMMITTEES.
• ARTICLEPRICES FOR BEER.
• ARTICLEDUNEDIN PROTEST.
• ARTICLEPRESS TRIBUTE.
• ARTICLETWO HIT BY CAR.
• ARTICLEDANCING.
• ARTICLECLIPPER AWAY.
• ARTICLETRIP ABANDONED.
• ARTICLEINJURY TO EYE.
• ARTICLEFLYING DISPLAY.
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• SECTIONEspecially for WOMEN
  • ARTICLEIn And Out Of Town
  • ARTICLEEngagements Announced.
  • ARTICLEPASSING THROUGH.
  • ARTICLEBACK HOME.
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  • ARTICLERECENT ACTIVITIES OF CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.
  • ARTICLEGIRLS' LIFE BRIGADE.
  • ARTICLEDRAMA FESTIVAL.
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• ARTICLEAmusements Reviewed
• ARTICLEADAMSON INVENTS A NEW FISHING METHOD.
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• ARTICLEPUBLIC SAFETY ACT
• ARTICLENATIONAL RESERVE.
• ARTICLEAMATEUR RADIO.
• ARTICLEREASON WHY.
• ARTICLECONSTANT STREAM.
• ARTICLECENSORSHIP.
• ARTICLEHEADS APPOINTED.
• ARTICLER.S.A. OFFERS HELP.
• ARTICLESALE OF GOODS.
• ARTICLESHIPPING CONTROL.
• ARTICLEHOARDING BANNED.
• ARTICLECALL TO NAVY.
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• ARTICLESPRING RACING
• ARTICLETAKANINI TRIALS.
• ARTICLERETIRED TO STUD.
• ARTICLEA FAST FIVE.
• ARTICLENEW ZEALAND CUP.
• ARTICLESEVEN FIFTY SOLD.
• ARTICLETROTTING.
• ARTICLEBADMINTON.
• ARTICLEDAVIS CUP DRAW
• ARTICLEALL BLACK TRIALS.
• ARTICLEBASKETBALL.
• ARTICLEWOMEN'S HOCKEY.
• ARTICLEINDOOR BOWLING.
• ARTICLECROQUET TEST SERIES.
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• ARTICLEYACHTING.
• ARTICLEANOTHER MOTOR CRUISER.
• ILLUSTRATIONA BRITISH THIRTY-SQUARE METRF Yacht A U C similar hull, ««ila «nd rit ... „ T at of ex»ctly (or the comina . being bu...
• ARTICLETHE SAIL RESTRICTIONS.
• ARTICLEGOOD WORKER HONOURED.
• ARTICLEGOLF.
• ARTICLEU.S.A. SCOUT LEADER.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr. W. E. Pouch
• ARTICLESTRICT CONDITIONS.
• ARTICLESPONSORS ASKED.
• ARTICLEPOPEYE THE SAILORMAN
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• ARTICLEQUESTION IN HOUSE.
• ARTICLERED CROSS SOCIETY.
• ARTICLETHE NATIONAL PARTY.
• ARTICLEMAORI FOR TRIAL.
• ARTICLEFOR NEW ZEALAND.
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• ARTICLE"UNFAIR ATTACK"
• ARTICLEN.Z. WILL PAY.
• ARTICLEIMPORTERS' STATEMENT.
• ARTICLESHOP GUTTED.
• ARTICLENO CHANGE.
• ARTICLEPERSONAL.
• ARTICLEHOTEL REGISTERS.
• ARTICLESTAGE AND SCREEN.
• ARTICLEMILITARY BANDS
• ARTICLENEWS In BRIEF
• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICE.
• ARTICLERAILWAY EXPRESSES.
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• GROUPING_NODEWeek-end Pictorial
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  • ARTICLEUNSURPASSED SCENERY IN THE SOUTH
    • ILLUSTRATIONON THE WAY TO THE BURKE HUT IN THE HAAST PASS.—With the snow-capped ranges towering above the bush-clad mountain-tide...
    • ILLUSTRATIONLAKE HOWDEN as seen from the doors of the Howden Hut. Greenstone Valley, shown in the centre background of the pictur...
    • ILLUSTRATIONLAKE McKENZIE, half-way between the Howden and Routeburne Huts. The high and difficult Emily Pass is in the. centre o...
    • ILLUSTRATIONIN THE ROUTEBURNE VALLEY, on the way up to the Routeburne Hut from Kinlock at the head of Lake Wakatipu.—On the right...
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONRUSHING WATERS OF THE HOLLYFORD RIVER, near Middle Hut, in the Lower Hollyford Valley.
    • ILLUSTRATIONHIDDEN FALLS.—A few minutes' walk from the Hidden Rills Hut, in the Lower Hollvford Vallev.
  • ARTICLE"THEIR MAJESTIES"
    • ILLUSTRATIONNO [V A HANDSOME YOU AC MAN, Prince Michael accompanied his father, Rumania s R.oval Dictator, on his Slate visit to ...
    • ILLUSTRATIONWHEN ROi ALTY ENJOYS A JOKE.—King Carol and King George VI. smile happily at each other during the drive in Stale fro...
  • ARTICLEThe Story Of The Great Universities
    • ILLUSTRATIONMODERNITY COMES TO ANCIENT CAMBRIDGE, as shown by this picture of the new library, opened by King Ceorge V. and Queen...
    • ILLUSTRATION■ I Sliclch plan of the University Colleges of Cambridge.
  • ARTICLELIGHT AS A FLAKE OF FOAM
    • ILLUSTRATIONPoper Nautilus MU from the Creal Barrier Ularid and He little ram, horn Ml Iron, the Ual COMt
  • ARTICLEPITY THE ARTTSTi
  • ARTICLEBritain Matching Nazi Air Power
    • ILLUSTRATIONBRITAIN'S BOMBERS.—A demonstration by Handler-Page Hampden bombers given before the British Air Under-Secretary at Ra...
    • ILLUSTRATIONWORLD'S FASTEST FIGHTERS show their paces. "Geordiemascot to a squadron of Spitfires, takes his place Tvhiic the pilo...
    • ILLUSTRATIONGERMANY'S AIR FORCE, built from almost zm bp Marshal L-oer/ng, is formidable indeed. Most of her bombers are these mo...
  • ARTICLELaughter and Tears on the Footplate
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  • ARTICLEWhen Cards Were The Devil's Picture Books
  • ARTICLEHOW "SITTING BULL" MET HIS MATCH
  • ARTICLEFlight From A Tall Tower
  • ARTICLETricks Your Hair Will Like
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  • ARTICLEHats Are Coming Down—And Staying Up
  • ARTICLECABBAGE IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR A KING!
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  • ARTICLECreams And Lotions-
  • ARTICLEReflections
    • ILLUSTRATIONLeft: An attractive Paris model is this crinoline-skirled white evening dress, hand embroidered on skirt and bodice, ...
  • ARTICLEArtist—Duchess
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  • ARTICLEThe Tuatha De Danaan
    • ILLUSTRATION"Sorry to have \jou Wailing, darling—but look Tvhal the commissionaire has brought you from the cooked meats departme...
    • ILLUSTRATION"If you refuse me / shall eat the Tvorm."
  • ARTICLEThe Fight Against Consumption
    • ILLUSTRATION"Loo/f here, Mrs. Merrydcw, I'll bet ifou've been at my again." "Pardon me, tir, but 1 never bet."
    • ILLUSTRATION"Puss, puss, puss; puss, puss, puss." . t—mTwrngrjifc* –
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  • ARTICLEHOLLYWOOD MELTING-POT
    • ILLUSTRATIONSALLY CRAY, star of the British film version of "The Lambeth Walk."
  • ARTICLEWomen Directors Are Rare
    • ILLUSTRATIONTYRONE POWER AND ALICE FAYE, two of Darryl Zanuck's most popular stars, are in "Rose of Washington Square." They are ...
  • ARTICLEFreak Clauses In Contracts
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  • ARTICLEAUCKLAND RELEASES FOR NEXT WEEK
  • ARTICLEDRESSING A SCREEN QUEEN
    • ILLUSTRATIONAUSTRALIA'S OWN MARY MACUIRE, following her success in the Sydney-made Him. "The Flying Doctorwent to Hollywood and a...
  • ARTICLEROYAL BED AS FILM "PROP"
    • ILLUSTRATIONA LEGEND TO WHICH DUMAS gave fame malfes of "The Man in the Iron Mask a first-class screen adventure melodrama. Louis...
  • ARTICLETEMPERAMENTAL CAMERAS
  • ARTICLEHistorical Face
    • ILLUSTRATIONCRACIE FIELDS, who is to play the lead in "Molly, Bless Her." It was planned for Marie Dressier, bat death intervened.
  • ARTICLEA Day In Hollywood Among Rising Stars
  • ARTICLECamera Flashes
  • ARTICLEA Tale Of Two Girls
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  • ARTICLEJUVENILE CRIME
    • ILLUSTRATION"Alter course to nor' by nor'-east, quartermaster." —"Humorist."
  • ARTICLEHe Might Have Been A Millionaire!
    • ILLUSTRATION"That reminds me, George. Th' wife's got 'er rolliri pin out V pawn."
  • ARTICLEWar Record Saved Him
    • ILLUSTRATION*7 cottnot lie to you, sir. I did it—for a bet."
  • ARTICLEPRINCE BLACKMAILED
  • ARTICLEWidow Cheated By Bogus Monk
  • ARTICLEDIARY OF A HANGMAN
    • ILLUSTRATION"I iv ant to invite every J elvish Nazi in the world. Think these 11 be enough?" —"Men Only."
    • ILLUSTRATION"I've written a poem for you, but you must fetch it yourself."
  • ARTICLESCIENTIST— MURDERER
    • ILLUSTRATION"He's gone to touch wood.
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe explosion n>as in the laboratory . . .
    • ILLUSTRATION"Do you mind if Igo ahead, old man? I've just had ne»s that mj> wife is dangerously ill I" "HumorUt,"
  • ARTICLEA Folding Aeroplane
  • ARTICLECHILD SLAYER
  • ARTICLEThe Marvels Of Criminology Are Becoming Everyday Matters
  • ARTICLEDAUGHTERS- Are They Worth Educating?
    • ILLUSTRATIONThese triplets from Leyton, London, not expected to live at birth, all won the L.C.C. secondary school examination to...
  • ARTICLEBooks In Local Demand
  • ARTICLE"ROBIN HYDE": Talented Author
  • ARTICLE"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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  • ARTICLEWhat London Is Reading
  • ARTICLEFrom the Publishers
  • ARTICLEWhat To Eat
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  • ARTICLEAmbitious Schemes That Remain Dreams
    • ILLUSTRATION"I wouldn't have asked you to carve mother's name if / thought it was going to put you in such a temper."
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE PHARE DU MONDE—"Lighthouse of the World"—planned for the Paris Exhibition of 1937, hut never built. Two and a hal...
  • ARTICLEIT'S A GAMBLE!
    • ILLUSTRATIONNothing could keep C. B. Cochran in the doldrums.
  • ARTICLEA Whale Of A Fish
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  • ARTICLEA PAGE for EX SERVICEMEN
    • ILLUSTRATIONSHRAPNEL VALLEY.—Bushes of rosemary—"for remembrance"—make the soldiers* cemetery fragrant where once death-dealing m...
  • ARTICLERamblings
  • ARTICLELOST TRAIL
  • ARTICLEAussie War Veterans Proposed New Zealand Tour
  • ARTICLETHE "SERGEANT"
  • ARTICLEBILL THE COOK
  • ARTICLEThis Was. Almost A Family Affair
    • ILLUSTRATIONAbove is a photograph of 18th Platoon E Company It would be interesting to know if any other company 20th Reinforceme...
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  • ARTICLEEscape To Hollywood
  • ARTICLEWINDFALLS
  • ARTICLEPeter Simple's Posers
    • ILLUSTRATION"The}) Were so nervous about jumping into a sheet!" —"Illustrate^."
  • ARTICLENew "Gold Rush"
    • ILLUSTRATION"Is that -Where it tickles?"
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  • ARTICLEPrepare Rosebeds For Early Planting
    • ILLUSTRATION8 1 "Looks like we'll have trouble laying a foundation."
  • ARTICLEOn The Pruning Of Shrubs In Winter
  • ARTICLEWEEK'S WORK
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  • ARTICLEFEAR
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  • ARTICLELaugh With The World
    • ILLUSTRATIONWail till the captain sees your IVashing on the line!"
  • ARTICLEFelix Is Foiled On A Foraging Foray By Furious Fuzzy-Wuzzies
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  • ARTICLESTRIKE A LIGHT!
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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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  • ARTICLEIn Verseland:
    • ILLUSTRATIONHere's a leopard to keep (he camel company). They'll be very happy in your Noah's Ark.
  • ARTICLETHE HAUNTING OF "L" DORMITORY
    • ILLUSTRATION"W ouldril you like an umbrella?" cries the kind elf. But Norman New I is used to "water.
  • ARTICLEPETER PAN TELLS A SECRET OR TWO
  • ARTICLEHERE'S A JOLLY GAME TO PLAY!
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  • ARTICLEWHAT'S IN A NAME
    • ILLUSTRATIONPaste on thin card. Cut along the thick lines and fold along the dotted ones, and the camel ivill stand alone.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCan you discover rvhal these birds are? The picture writing at the side n'ill help. Not a competition—just for fun.
  • ARTICLEMARY, THE PRINCESS.
  • ARTICLELITTLE LAUGHS.
  • ARTICLECALL OF THE CLUB.
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  • ARTICLEPETER PAN ANSWERS HIS MAILBAG
  • ARTICLEBOBBY DAZZLER
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  • ARTICLELUMINOUS MUSIC
  • ARTICLEBIRTHDAY GREETINGS
  • ARTICLETO RAISE A SMILE.
  • ARTICLETHE GREY WOLF'S EYE
    • ILLUSTRATION"And then, from the lop of the grey wolf, flashed a beacon light."
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  • ARTICLEBringing Up Father
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• GROUPING_NODEEnzed Junior
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  • ARTICLETHE FINGER POSTS OF THE OCEAN
    • ILLUSTRATIONThis remarkable picture of Baring Light, Wellington, was taken after dark, just when the light had been officially tu...
  • ARTICLERUAPEKAPEKA PA Famous Maori Hill Fortress
    • ILLUSTRATIONMaihi Pafaone Kawili, one of the defenders of Ruapekapeka.
  • ARTICLEWorld Events Explained.
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  • ARTICLETHE AND PURCHASED AND WHAT WAS GIVEN-
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  • ARTICLELITTLE KNOWN COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD — THE PHILIPPINES
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    • ILLUSTRATIONA great column of steam and ashes rising from Mount Mayon, one of the Philippines' volcanoes, which recently burst in...
  • ARTICLETalks On Ambulance Work
    • ILLUSTRATIONFIG. o5! BA,X^GE £OR FRACTURE LOWER Jiu7 1. Place the centre of a narrow bandaae n palm of the r'9flf hand. Z. Gently...
    • ILLUSTRATIONFIO 06: 1. Carry the bandages up each side of the head just in front of the ears. 2. Tie with reef knot on top of hea...
    • ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 57: 1. Take centre of a second narrow bandage and place over chin to a level with the lower lip. 2. Carry the en...
    • ILLUSTRATIONFIG 50: The completed Ibandage as viewed from behind. ROTE.—See that the ears are kept clear and the ends of the band...
    • ILLUSTRATIONFIG 60: The bandage complete as seen from the front. NOTE—The bandage over the chin is at a level with the lower lip....
    • ILLUSTRATIONf- -i Before applying the bandages to an injury of the lot»er jan>, care must be taken to see that the mouth is clear...
  • ARTICLEFLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN SPRING
    • ILLUSTRATIONTulips, among the most beautiful of spring floivers, belong to the lily) family.
  • ARTICLETomahawk Trail
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLELittle Known Countries

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