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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEWEATHER IN AUCKLAND.
- ARTICLEBIRTHS
- ARTICLEDEATHS.
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
- ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT THANKS.
- ARTICLETABLE TALK.
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- ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER
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- ARTICLE"ABOLISH THEM."
- ARTICLECITY FINANCES.
- ARTICLENOT READY YET.
- ARTICLENOT GUILTY.
- ARTICLERAILWAY EXPRESSES.
- ARTICLEWIFE'S ARREST.
- ARTICLEBROKE GAME LAWS.
- ARTICLEOBITUARY.
- ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST.
- ARTICLEPERSONAL.
- ARTICLEHOTEL REGISTERS
- ARTICLEST. JOHN AMBULANCE.
- ARTICLEESSAY COMPETITION.
- ARTICLE"HARDYS RIDE HIGH."
- ARTICLESPIRITUALIST CHUKCK.
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- SECTIONFinance, Commerce, Markets
- ARTICLEON CHANGE.
- ARTICLERECORD WOOL CLIP.
- ARTICLESOUTHERN EXCHANGES.
- ARTICLEMEAT AND WOOL.
- ARTICLEMARKETS AT A GLANCE
- ARTICLECOMPANY AFFAIRS.
- ARTICLEPOTATO IMPORTS.
- ARTICLEAT THE MARTS.
- ARTICLEWARTIME CONTROL.
- ARTICLENEW DWELLINGS.
- ARTICLEMINING YIELDS
- ARTICLEMEAT SHIPMENTS.
- ARTICLEPRICE ADVANCES
- ARTICLEMETAL PRICES
- ARTICLELOCAL BODIES.
- ARTICLEOTAHUHU BOROUGH COUNCIL.
- ARTICLEShipping News.
- ARTICLEEXCHANGE RATES.
- ARTICLERADIO PROGRAMMES.
- ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS
- ARTICLEAMUSEMENT GUIDE.
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- ARTICLELatest Pictures From Overseas Health And Beauty Demonstration
- ILLUSTRATIONNOT A BATTLESHIP IN ACTION, but actually a light British lank passing through a smoke screen.
- ILLUSTRATIONA SYMPHONY IN LEGS.—Rehearsing last night at the Y.W.C.A. for the massed demonstration rvhich will be given on Thursd...
- ILLUSTRATIONSIR KINCSLEY WOOD, Secretary forAAit chatting with wives of officers who are doing voluntary work in a travelling kit...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE DAVIS CUP, symbol of international tennis supremacy, which was Won from America by Australia this year, on displa...
- ILLUSTRATION£100,000 FOR RED CROSS EMBLEM.—Lord Nuffield being decorated at Mansion House, London, after he had placed his birthd...
- ILLUSTRATIONSPACIOUS. WELL-EQUIPPED INFERIOR OF BRITISH HOSPITAL TRAIN.
- ILLUSTRATIONNEW ZEALANDERS SIGNING UP FOR SERVICE IN LONDON.
- ILLUSTRATIONPOSTAL FACILITIES AT CAMP.—A building to house the postal staff at Hopuhopii Camp is ncaring completion.
- ARTICLESAFE RETURN.
- ARTICLEBRUTAL MURDER.
- ARTICLEFOURTEEN DAYS' GAOL.
- ARTICLEDEATH MYSTERIES.
- ARTICLEWOMAN MUSICIAN.
- ARTICLETRADE BALANCE.
- ARTICLEUntitled
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- ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEMAIL NOTICE.
- ARTICLEThe Auckland Star: WITH WHICH AND INCORPORATED The Evening News, Morning News, The Echo and The Sun. TUESDAY, OCTOBER...
- ARTICLESOLDIERS' FOOD.
- ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY.
- ARTICLEMEN IDLE.
- ARTICLEFULLY PREPARED.
- ARTICLECELLAR HAND FINED.
- ARTICLESEA ROVER.
- ARTICLETRADE AGREEMENT.
- ARTICLESPEEDING THINGS UP.
- ARTICLESAFER SALES
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLENO. 1 COURIER.
- ARTICLEEX-NAVY MAN'S FALL.
- ARTICLEHIGHWAYS IN FRANKLIN.
- SECTIONIN THE PUBLIC MIND
- ARTICLECORRESPONDENTS' VIEWS.
- ARTICLEWAGES AND BUYING POWER.
- ARTICLETHE TRADING BANKS.
- ARTICLEDEMOCRACY AND FREEDOM.
- ARTICLEA SUGGESTION.
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- ARTICLEHorrors Of Nazi Gaols
- ARTICLEWANTON DAMAGE IN CARDINAL'S PALACE.
- ARTICLEHITLER TO LAUNCH ATTACK ON HOLLAND.
- ARTICLEUNFIT FOR SERVICE
- ILLUSTRATIONBaldur von Schirach.
- ARTICLEHIGHLIGHTS from THE CABLES
- ARTICLEFINAL ANSWER.
- ARTICLENO EXCUSE.
- ARTICLEPRISON PURGE.
- ILLUSTRATIONHerr Himmler.
- ARTICLETOWNSFOLK SAW FIGHT ABOVE ROOFS
- ARTICLEFALSE ALARM.
- ARTICLEHORRID CRIME.
- ARTICLE"VICIOUS GAP."
- ARTICLESTILL RECRUITING.
- ARTICLEWILD SCENES IN VILNA.
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- ARTICLEMORE STEAMERS SUNK BY ENEMY.
- ARTICLELONG MEETING.
- ARTICLEHIGHER WAGES.
- ARTICLENOTHING TO REPORT.
- ARTICLEFORMER SPY WANTS TO SERVE BRITAIN.
- ILLUSTRATIONCaptain von Rintelen*
- ARTICLE"YOUNGER THAN EVER."
- ARTICLEQUOTAS FIXED.
- ARTICLEMEDICAL OFFICERS.
- ARTICLEWILL CARRY ON.
- ARTICLEPICTURE EXECUTIVE.
- ARTICLECooking For The Forces
- ARTICLEHEALTH FIRST.
- ARTICLEBALANCED DIET.
- ARTICLEPROTECT SHIPPING.
- ARTICLEUNDEFENDED DIVORCE.
- ARTICLETHEFT OF £137.
- ARTICLE"I WANT GAOL."
- ARTICLEREFUSED A CROWN.
- ARTICLEDAYS OF SPLENDOUR.
- ARTICLEPUPIL ON KNEE.
- ARTICLEWORLD SECURITY.
- ARTICLEINDECENCY CHARGES.
- ARTICLETRIAL ENDS.
- ARTICLEGRAIN STORE DRIVERS.
- ARTICLENOT BOTTOMLESS.
- ARTICLESTRONG OPPOSITION.
- ARTICLELESS SHIPPING SPACE.
- ARTICLEFARM PRODUCTION.
- ARTICLEMANAWATU GORGE.
- ARTICLESoldier Dogs in. France
- ARTICLELIGHTNING RAIDS.
- ARTICLESWALLOWED DENTURE
- ARTICLECRUISING IN FIJI.
- ARTICLESECOND ECHELON.
- ARTICLEPRICE FIXATION.
- ARTICLEEMERGENCY PLANS.
- ARTICLENIGHT OF FUN.
- ARTICLEISLANDS MYSTERY.
- ARTICLESOCIAL SECURITY.
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- SECTIONEspecially for WOMEN
- ARTICLEBACK HOME AGAIN.
- ARTICLEHOUSING PROBLEMS.
- ARTICLEDEAF CHILDREN.
- ARTICLEGolden Wedding
- ARTICLECHEZ PAREE.
- ARTICLECLASSIC CLUB.
- ARTICLEIn And Out Of Town
- ARTICLEBEYOND THE SCOPE OF WOMEN.
- ARTICLEHAPPY FINLAND.
- ARTICLEFIRST AID IN SCHOOLS.
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- ARTICLEHEAVY COST.
- ARTICLEINFIRMARY SERVICES.
- ARTICLEHOSPITAL AFFAIRS.
- ARTICLEACT ALTERED.
- ARTICLEFINANCIAL POSITION.
- ARTICLEINJURED CHAIRMAN.
- ARTICLE"BECOMING A FARCE."
- ARTICLEFINNISH WOMEN.
- ARTICLESPEED FOR LORRIES.
- ARTICLEPOPULAR OFFICER.
- ARTICLECASE DISMISSED.
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- ARTICLEAucklanders See Exhibition By Davis Gup Winners
- ARTICLECYCLING.
- ARTICLEMOTOR CYCLE NOTES.
- ARTICLESTRANDED STEAMER.
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- ARTICLECRAB GOT TIGER.
- ARTICLEPENNANT BOWLS.
- ARTICLEON THE RANGE.
- ARTICLENOT TO BE GIVEN UP?
- ARTICLECRICKET.
- ARTICLELADIES' GOLF.
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- SECTIONWHANGAREI RACES
- ARTICLEFINAL GALLOPS.
- ARTICLEFAST FIVE.
- ARTICLEBRONZE STEP.
- ARTICLENEW ZEALAND CUP.
- ARTICLEFORM AT BULLS.
- ARTICLEOVERTAKING DISCUSSED
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- ARTICLEPlain Jane Smith
- ARTICLECAUGHT IN SHAFTING.
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- GROUPING_NODEThe Auckland Star
- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLESALUTE TO A CENTURY
- ILLUSTRATIONAs the youth of New Zealand marches again to Tear they do so in defence of a great tradition. The nation looks to the...
- ILLUSTRATIONThere is the peace of plenty in this harvested Canterbur}} wheat field (top), while at the left a New Zealand Merino ...
- ILLUSTRATIONFricsians (top left) and Jerseys make up a large part of the New Zealand dairy herd. Top right: Electrical shearing m...
- ARTICLEAuckland's Colourful
- ILLUSTRATIONThe Old Mill, Auckland's oldest landmark. is still working as it was in days when Aucklanders sheltered there from Ma...
- ILLUSTRATIONAuckland's face has changed considerably with xthe passing years, as these old photographs . s/jon>. Bottom corner: Q...
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONA relic of old Auckland exists in this section of the old barracks rvall, running from the University grounds to Alfr...
- ARTICLESaves 1000 Lives Each Year
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- ARTICLEWealth in our Land
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- ARTICLEHistory's Pathway Was
- ARTICLEAlong Sawdust Trails
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- ARTICLEWe Hope Again—And Look Back
- ILLUSTRATIONHon. P. C. Webb, Minister of Mines, and the Hon. R. Semplc, Minister of Public Works, discuss the hopes of today with...
- ILLUSTRATIONClyde, in, Otago, was a booming gold town in 1869, when this picture was taken.
- ILLUSTRATIONCromwell, Jamous for gold mining activity in the earl], is situated at the junction of the Molyneux and Katvarau Rive...
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- ARTICLEWe Have Cut These Steps
- ARTICLEOn The Road Of The Past
- ARTICLEIn Old auckland
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- ARTICLEThe War Canoes Float Again
- ARTICLEThe Nightingale Of The Gate Pa
- ARTICLEArms Of A Maori King
- ARTICLEWith Silver Tongues
- ARTICLEVikings Of The Southern Seas
- ARTICLEThey Had No Idol
- ARTICLEThree Monarchs Have Walked In These Islands
- ILLUSTRATIONH.R.H. the Prince of Wales (later King Edward VUI.) was a warm favourite among the Maoris. Here he is greeting a line...
- ILLUSTRATIONhut Hr'ibiiii lisiil pro- iouslv withdrawn ail ' UT troop*, leaving lie settlers to (lofcnii h g i r st'ttlomonts vil...
- ILLUSTRATIONThe charm of the Duke of York (note His Majesty King George VI.) impressed New Zealand in 1927. He is seen Walking th...
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- ARTICLESports Giants Who Conquered World
- ILLUSTRATIONAnthony Wilding.
- ILLUSTRATIONDarcy Had field, of Auckland, teotld champion sculler in 1922.
- ILLUSTRATIONTom Hccney.
- ILLUSTRATION]ac\ LoveJoc/f,
- ILLUSTRATIONEven in his seventieth year "Torpedo" Billy Murphy packed a fierce punch, as he here demonstrates to a young friend.
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- ARTICLENew Zealand's Secondary Industry Grows Apace
- ILLUSTRATIONTinmal(ing for our growing canning industry is already a thriving'branch of Dominion manufactures. i
- ILLUSTRATIONThese turbines at Arapvmi hydroelectric power works have played an important part in the development of Auckland's bi...
- ILLUSTRATIONGovernment interest in manufacturing is illustrated in this group at the big glass works near Auckland. On the left, ...
- ARTICLERobinson ICE CREAM
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEMan Conquers The Southern Alps
- ILLUSTRATIONMounts Green, Walter and Elie de Beaumont (10.027 feet) from the Malt Brun Hut
- ILLUSTRATIONZurbriggen, one of the most notable early climbers, snapped al a bivouac in 1894.
- ILLUSTRATIONEglinton Valley road offers man]) vistas of varied enchantment. Bushbordered Lake Cunn, on the n>aj? to Milford Sound...
- ILLUSTRATIONA party of climbers descending to the White Coll from the summit of Mount Harper (7324 feet)
- ILLUSTRATION' Dixon and Manaenng rest during a. one of the first attempts on Mount * so Cook- t
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- ARTICLEPower For-Our Industry
- ARTICLEPioneers Of The Skyways
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONSmithy s dream of Tegutar vans-Pacific, air services has realisation as giant California Clipper comes to a landing o...
- ILLUSTRATIONVivian Walsh, pioneer aviator at the controls of the Manureiva.
- ILLUSTRATIONA balloonist prepares for an ascent in Wellington in early 1900's.
- ILLUSTRATIONNew Zealand's Air Force had ils birth at Walsh Bros, and Dexter's Flying School at Kohimarama. Above: Tivo of the sea...
- ILLUSTRATIONHistoric flight ends as Southern Cross lands at Wigram Aerodrome.
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- ARTICLEThey Were The Maori Napoleons
- ILLUSTRATIONHone Hcke. (with mussel), his TVife and Kaxviti, another famous northern chief.
- ILLUSTRATION\-Jrai(au lα, whence rang out that heroic reply* "E hoa, l(a rehaivhai tonu ahau kt <* koe, afce, ake /"—Friend, I sh...
- ILLUSTRATION* – – i Te Rauparaha (lop), Hongi Hika (centre) and Ren>i Maniapoto.
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- ARTICLESaga of The Moon
- ILLUSTRATIONGrandfather of Maui Pomare, Chief Ngalala Pomare (lefl), captured the ship Rodney at Wellington in 1836 and sailed to...
- ILLUSTRATIONThe late Sir Maui Pomare, Minister of the Netv Zealand Government and notable orator, personified Maori cultural prog...
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- ARTICLECharacter Forged in Days of Trial
- ILLUSTRATIONWrecked on the Creal Barrier Island on October 29, 1894, the steamer Wairarapa (left) sank rvith a death roll thai to...
- ILLUSTRATIONRoads opened in wide fissures during the terrible Hawke's Bay earthquake of 1931, vhich changed the.contour of the co...
- ILLUSTRATIONH.M.S. Orpheus, a steam corvette of 21 guns, struck the Manukau Bar on February 7, 1863, and sank with a loss of 189 ...
- ILLUSTRATIONHori can afford to smile. He Was rescued from the rvhare behind him during the ParaWera eruption. It was alongside Mc...
- ILLUSTRATION™!fke Rolamahana »** uni*uc- £ven in JBB6, before thev were destroyed t>9 the la*MMSa enphon, toons* came >wn far afi...
- ILLUSTRATIONW*> tremendous mrage the people of Napier have rebuilt their city, and to-day it « more prosperous and beautiful even...
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- ARTICLEGrowth Of Refrigeration
- ILLUSTRATIONCarcases of frozen mutton being transferred from a refrigerated railway truck to the refrigerated hold of a vessel.
- ILLUSTRATIONA new era in food supply was initiated in 1882 when this iron barque the Dunedm (1250 tons) carried the first load of...
- ILLUSTRATIONA London display tells its own story I»ith proud boast
- ILLUSTRATIONThe familiar and famous fern leaf is on these cases of butler being loaded for shipment to England.
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- ARTICLESea Rovers!
- ILLUSTRATIONAfter the eyertement of the chase the dead mhaie is fastened alongside the chaser and taken in to the shore station, ...
- ILLUSTRATIONThe Whangamumu whaling station near the Bay of Islands was in active operation until a decade ago. Above: Sid Irvine,...
- ILLUSTRATIONAfter the whale is hauled up on the slips at the shore station the fvork of "flensing,*" or stripping the blubber, is...
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- ARTICLEIn The Fishers Nets
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- ARTICLENew Zealand On The Ball
- ILLUSTRATIONThere has been no more spectacular full-back in Nen> Zealand Rugby than C'-nrpc Nepia, sAoixn here tal'-inp a kick du...
- ILLUSTRATIONOne of the greatest teams to leave New Zealand was that which toured Great Britain in 1905. Its membership was as fol...
- ILLUSTRATIONUnbeaten in any? match, the All Blacks who toured Great Britain in 1924, Won undying fame. Back row L Paewai J. H -Pa...
- ILLUSTRATIONMaurice Broivritie T»as one of the greatest All Black captains. He is shoivn here being greeted by General Smuts duri...
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- ARTICLE"Her Beauty Avides UNKNOWN
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- ARTICLEIn Days Of Sail
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONCrusader (1859 ions) rvas one of the fastest and notable craft on the Aren> Zealand run.
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- ARTICLEJale of Four Cities
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEEx-Convict Founded Our Flax Industry
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- ARTICLESacrifice To Nationhood
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- ARTICLEConquest By Road And Railway
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONOtira Tunnel Tl c°mpletion of n. JrZctteV^mc^L "»«
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- ARTICLETraining Youth For The Future
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- ARTICLECarlive.. Gloaming... Phar Lap!
- ILLUSTRATIONBelow the enthusiastic punters arc Messrs. R. J. Mason, famous trainer, right, and Mr. G. rD. Green- Wood, successful...
- ILLUSTRATIONThe late Sir George Clifford, president of the New Zealand Racing Conference for thirty-four Ipears.
- ILLUSTRATIONPhar Lap (nuzzling his trainer, Mr. T. Woodcock, lop right) Was one of the most spectacular names in racing history. ...
- ARTICLEPIONEERING ENGINEERING HISTORY GEORGE FRASER & SONS PHOENIX FOUNDRY
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. JOSEPH FRASER
- ILLUSTRATION!Dm prambes of George Fraser end Sons' Phoenix Foundry in Stanley Street os they appeared in 1864. The Government bad...
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. GEORGE FRASER, Founder of the Firm.
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. GEORGE FRASER, Jun.
- ILLUSTRATIONSteamer Rotomahana being built by "the Firm" on the present site of the No. 1 departure platform of the Auckland Rail...
- ARTICLEWhere Women Have Led
- ILLUSTRATIONAt the left: Miss Jean Batten, famous Neiv Zealand aviatrix. Below: The late Miss Doreen Lumley, noted Auckland athle...
- ILLUSTRATIONThe distinction of being Ihe first lady Mayor in the xvorld TV ax achieved by Mrs. Yales (lop) in 1893. Mrs. Yales wa...
- ILLUSTRATIONThe progress made Jj|M Dy women in Xpw – IH Zealand since t lie war has been re Imß markable, and in JsiH^l ;hat peri...
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEWhen The Sea Calls
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