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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• SECTIONROLL OF HONOUR
  • ARTICLEDEATHS
  • ARTICLEIN MEMORIUM
  • ARTICLEBIRTHS
  • ARTICLEGOLDEN WEDDING
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  • ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
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• ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER
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• ARTICLENORTHLAND EXPORTS
• ARTICLESOCIETY OF ARTS
• ARTICLEMINING RETURNS
• SECTIONCommercial News
  • ARTICLEWEEK REVIEWED
  • ARTICLEDIVIDEND ANNOUNCED
  • ARTICLEDIVIDENDS PAYABLE
• ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
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• SECTIONThe Auckland Star: WITH WHICH ARE INCORPORATED The Evening News, Morning News, The Echo and The Sun SATURDAY, SEPTEMB...
  • ARTICLEA WAR AFTER THE WAR ?
  • ARTICLEMAORI HOUSING
• ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY
• ARTICLERemember That Animals, Like Humans, Suffer
• ARTICLEPERSONAL
• ARTICLEFlying Bomb Bases Captured In Normandy
  • ILLUSTRATIONONE OF THE HEAVILY PROTECTED LAUNCHING STATIONS captured near Delassy. In the foreground is the small concrete contro...
• ARTICLEWHAT WILL HAPPEN TO ADOLF HITLER?
• ARTICLEWOMEN'S STRUGGLE IN SEA
• ARTICLEBIGGER ROBOT PLANES LIKELY IN THE FUTURE
• ARTICLEThe Sempleborer
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLECalcutta Life -Scenes That Do Not Change
• ARTICLERATION COUPONS
• SECTIONIN THE PUBLIC MIND
  • ARTICLECORRESPONDENTS' VIEWS
  • ARTICLETRANS-HARBOUR TRANSPORT
  • ARTICLECOURTESY
  • ARTICLEFIRST THINGS FIRST!
  • ARTICLEEXCESSIVE ROOM RENTS
  • ARTICLEPLANT NATIVE
• SECTIONRepeated Heavy Blows In Holland
  • ARTICLESTRONGER CORRIDOR
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe lined area indicates the progress of the Allied advance toward Germany, while the dotted portion represents the w...
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE MOERDIJK BRIDGE AT THE MOUTH OF THE MAAS RIVER IN HOLLAND, to which it i. reported that the major German force, i...
  • ARTICLETERROR TACTICS
  • ARTICLEFORCED INTO AIR
• ARTICLEGERMANS IN CALAIS REFUSE SURRENDER
• ARTICLEGLORIOUS EPIC
• ARTICLEGERMAN EXPLOSIVES
• ARTICLEMAJOR POLICIES
  • ILLUSTRATIONLieut.-General A. G. L. McNaughton, former commander of the Canadian Army overseas, whose retirement is announced wit...
• ARTICLEALL GOING. WELL
• ARTICLEU.S. MARINES LAND NORTH OF PELELIU
• ARTICLEU.S. AIR TRIUMPH
• ARTICLEYOUNG BOY'S SUICIDE
• ARTICLEWAR ON JAPAN
• ARTICLEGLOOM IN CHINA
• ARTICLESECRETS KNOWN
• ARTICLERAIN-DAMAGED CROPS
• ARTICLEN.Z.E.F. HUES TWOMILE JUMP IN ITALY
  • ILLUSTRATIONMajor-General C. E. Weir
• ARTICLEWORLD SECURITY
• ARTICLERIGA ENCIRCLED
• ARTICLETHE ARGENTINE
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• ARTICLEPOBLEM OF GERMANY WILL BE CONTINUING'
• ARTICLEWINNING OF COAL
• ARTICLEREHABILITATION
• ARTICLEHUNTING JAPANESE
• ARTICLEFIRE SERVICE
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• ARTICLEFrenchmen Rush To Join In Fight Against Germans
  • ILLUSTRATIONFRENCH VOLUNTEERS IN CHERBOURG about to board a bus which took them to a place where they joined the French Forces of...
• ARTICLEVICTORY LOAN
• ARTICLEDEATH AT 102
• ARTICLECOLOURFUL LIFE
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• ARTICLEMOVE FOR UNITY
• ARTICLEPATRIOTIC FUND
• ARTICLEN.Z. SPITFIRES
• ARTICLECHRISTMAS GIFTS
• ARTICLEPASSENGER TRAINS
• ARTICLEDEAD-HEAT IN NGATEA
• ARTICLEAT HASTINGS RAMICOURT
• ARTICLEAT METHVEN WATER RANGER
• ARTICLEAT DUNEDIN SAFE LIGHT
• ARTICLETAX EVADER FINED
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• ARTICLEMAORI HOUSING
• ARTICLECHINESE AND LOAN
• ARTICLEThe President Discusses Pacific Strategy
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, BEFORE MEETING MR. CHURCHILL AT QUEBEC, made an extensive tour of the Pacific, and is here seen ...
• ARTICLEREHEARING URGED
  • ILLUSTRATIONFlight-Sergeant W. H. Cooke (24), son of Mrs. A. B. Robertson, of Manurewa, and the late Mr. H. Cooke, has been repor...
• ARTICLEMcGLASHAN COLLEGE
• ARTICLE£50 REWARD
• ARTICLELETTER TO HITLER
• ARTICLEPUBLIC TRUST OFFICE
• ARTICLEPETER SIMPLE'S POSERS
• ARTICLENEW EXPORTS
• ARTICLESHOW ASSOCIATION
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• ARTICLEBRAVE AIRMEN
• ARTICLEROLL OF HONOUR
• ARTICLECUSTOMS REVENUE
• ARTICLECHURCH FINANCE
• ARTICLEKNOTTY POINT
  • ILLUSTRATIONPilot-Officer Jeff Millar (24), only son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Millar, Victoria Road, Papatoetoe, who has gained his com...
• ARTICLEANXIETY-NEUROSIS
• ARTICLEFEES OF JURORS
• ARTICLECourageous Young Aucklander
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• ARTICLESINGER-COMPOSER
• ARTICLEJEWISH VISITOR
• ARTICLEVICTORY BALL
• ARTICLEPLUNKET RAISES £800
• ARTICLEDANCE RECITAL
• ARTICLELEAGUE OF MOTHERS
• ARTICLEENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED
• ARTICLEBONUS ANOMALIES
• ARTICLEANSWERS TO POSERS
• ARTICLESPEEDING UP
• ARTICLEPARENTS AND TEACHERS
• ARTICLEVITAL STATISTICS
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  • ARTICLEThe Auckland Star
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  • ARTICLEBILLY PEACH AT LAST
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    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS.—The City team which won the season's honours, but was beaten in the Roope Rooster co...
  • ARTICLEAT HASTINGS By Half A Head
  • ARTICLEAT METHVEN Led All Way
  • ARTICLEYUGOSLAV PARTISANS
  • ARTICLEAT DUNEDIN Safe Light
  • ARTICLENAZIS' DOOM
  • ARTICLERELIEVED OF POST
  • ARTICLESIR JULIEN CAHN SPENT THOUSANDS ON CRICKET TOURS
  • ARTICLEPONSONBY-BALMORAL SUGGESTIONS FOR JUNIOR CRICKET
  • ARTICLEFOOTBALLER'S TEA
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  • ARTICLEBIG SCORING MATCH
  • ARTICLEEight Points All
  • ARTICLEYACHT CLUB OFFICERS
  • ARTICLEAuckland's Close Win Over Navy In Third Game Of Season
  • ARTICLETITIRANGI GOLF
  • ARTICLEBASKETBALL
  • ARTICLEHIGH LEAGUE SCORE
  • ARTICLEWHIPPET RACING
  • ARTICLEPIGEON FLYING
  • ARTICLEBoxer Who Made Good In England
    • ILLUSTRATIONGeorge Muir
  • ARTICLEAMATEUR CYCLING
  • ARTICLEATHLETICS
  • ARTICLEAUCKLAND TENNIS CLUB
  • ARTICLERound The Links
  • ARTICLEBOWLING
  • ARTICLEHELPING. AMBULANCE WORKERS AT OTAHUHU
  • ARTICLEWellington Failed To Capitalise Opportunities
    • ILLUSTRATIONILLUSTRATING THE CHANGING PHASES OF THE PLAY which were a feature of the match. A Wellington attack has been countere...
  • ARTICLEBILLY PURDIE IN THE BIG FIGHT
    • ILLUSTRATIONA MEETING OVERSEAS—BiIIy Purdie, of Auckland, and Harold Bennett, of Te Awamutu, popular figures in the boxing ring a...
  • ARTICLELeague Player Awarded D.F.C.
  • ARTICLEEVENING SCORE WITH GORDONS
    • ILLUSTRATIONOne of the twin* . . Vivian Gordon.
  • ARTICLESWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS
  • ARTICLECARLAW PARK RECEIPTS
  • ARTICLESEZ YOU!
  • ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN CRICKETER LIKENED TO HAMMOND
  • ARTICLESTRONG-RUNNING WING
  • ARTICLEPLAY OF FORWARDS VITAL FACTOR IN CITY'S LEAGUE WIN
    • ILLUSTRATIONF. James
  • ARTICLEBOXING'S BEST-LOOKING CHAMPION
  • ARTICLEWellington Wants To Turn Cricket Losses Into Wins
  • ARTICLERECOMMENDED THAT SHORE CRICKETERS TRAVEL MORE OFTEN
  • ARTICLECOMPETITION RESULTS
  • ARTICLECOTTRELL REPATRIATED
  • ARTICLEYOUTHS' RELAXATION
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  • ARTICLEWARNED OFF!
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  • ARTICLETREADING LIGHTLY IN FOOTPRINTS OF FAMOUS RELATIVE
  • ARTICLEA CABIN BOY WHO KNOWS HIS WAY ABOUT
    • ILLUSTRATIONNEW ZEALAND TROTTING CUP PROSPECT—Cabin Boy, winner of i double at the last Metropolitan trots at Addtngton. He is an...
  • ARTICLEBest Wrack Seen Since Indianapolis?
  • ARTICLETHE BALLOT SYSTEM
    • ILLUSTRATIONDOMINION'S OUTSTANDING TROTTER —Mr. A. J. Wilson's Royal Worthy, by Frank Worthy—Royal Serene, which won the Stewards...
  • ARTICLETRAGIC ENDING TO AMAZING CAREER
  • ARTICLERACING FIXTURES
  • ARTICLERoyal Worthy Is Paging Worthy Queen
  • ARTICLETROTTING CUP HORSES
  • ARTICLEIDENTIFICATION!
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  • ARTICLEThe "Mystery Man" Of Athletics!
    • ILLUSTRATIONTom Mclntyre
    • ILLUSTRATIONA. J- Sayers
    • ILLUSTRATIONW. S. Bainbridgc
  • ARTICLESEVENTH WIN IN OTAGO TABLE TENNIS SINGLES
  • ARTICLEN.Z. JUNIOR HARRIERS
  • ARTICLE"YOU GO OUT LOOKING LIKE A GLAMOUR BOY"
  • ARTICLEAnother Good Ride By Cash Cyclist N. Gibson Brings Success
  • ARTICLEAmerica Developing Its Talent For Post-War World Tennis Revival
    • ILLUSTRATIONWIMBLEDON FROM THE AIR — Through the ages the aces of international tennis have striven for the British titles here. ...
  • ARTICLEROAD CYCLING
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  • ARTICLEBehind The Scenes At Australia's
    • ILLUSTRATIONJack Johnson dons conventional garb for an evening out.
  • ARTICLEBridge Problem
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  • ARTICLEHIGHLIGHTS OF THE HOCKEY SEASON
  • ARTICLEMUCH-TRAVELLED WRESTLING ACE
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