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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• SECTIONROLL OF HONOUR
  • ARTICLEDEATHS.
  • ARTICLEBIRTHS.
  • ARTICLEMARRIAGES.
  • ARTICLESILVER WEDDINGS
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  • ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
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• ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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• ARTICLECommercial News
• ARTICLEASSOCIATED BANKS
• ARTICLEDIVIDENDS PAYABLE
• ARTICLEEXCHANGE RATES
• ARTICLEEGG PRICES STEADY
• ARTICLEOBITUARY
• ARTICLEMR. O. A. O'BRIEN
• ARTICLEPERSONAL
• ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
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• SECTIONThe Auckland Star: WITH WHICH ARE INCORPORATED The Evening News. Morning News, The Echo and The Sun. SATURDAY, JANUAR...
  • ARTICLEOURSELVES AND THE PACIFIC
  • ARTICLEIN TIME OF WAR
  • ARTICLEMEWS OF THE DAY
• ARTICLETo The Young Men Who Stand At The Door
• ARTICLETroops Enjoy The Surf On Bougainville
  • ILLUSTRATIONWITHIN THE TEREKINA PERIMETER, ON BOUGAINVILLE, Australian troops conduct a big surf carnival
• ARTICLESOME CRITICAL ADVICE TO MR. NOEL COWARD
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr. Noel Coward
• ARTICLEVoice From The Fortress
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLESMUGGLING BY AIR
• ARTICLEShabby London's Reaction To Von Rundstedt's Push
• SECTIONIN THE PUBLIC MIND
  • ARTICLECORRESPONDENTS' VIEWS
  • ARTICLEM.B.G. SEATS OF THE MIGHTY
  • ARTICLESPANISH GOVERMENT
  • ARTICLECREATION AND EVOLUTION
  • ARTICLERUSSIA'S CHURCHES
  • ARTICLEWOODEN TOYS
• SECTIONRUSSIANS' FRESH BID
  • ARTICLEPOLAND OPENS
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEGERMAN GRIP ON BUDAPEST FAILING
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  • ARTICLEKREFELD BOMBED
  • ARTICLETHREE NEW ALLIED THRUSTS Iff SALIENT
  • ARTICLEDRASTIC DECREES
  • ARTICLEHAZARDS OF FLYING
• ARTICLEBRITISH VICTORY
  • ILLUSTRATIONA BRITISH PATROL, OUT TO DEAL WITH GERMAN MINES and booby traps planted at night, dashes across a stream in a British...
• ARTICLEGREAT HUSTLE
• ARTICLEUNCENSORED TALK
• ARTICLESCOBIE AID E.L.A.S. ARRANGE A TRUCE
• ARTICLEBRITISH CENSURE
• ARTICLE"FULL POWERS"
• ARTICLEGENERALS RETIRED
• ARTICLESTATE INTERFERENCE
• ARTICLETWO SPIES FOR TRIAL
• ARTICLETWENTY-FIVE JAP. SHIPS DESTROYED
  • ILLUSTRATIONAdmiral Nimitz confirmed that the Third Fleet was not damaged in the battle and was still attacking the convoys. He j...
• ARTICLEAMERICAN FORCES 90 MILES FROM MANILA
• ARTICLEBURMA ADVANCE
• ARTICLEFLYING. TANKERS
• ARTICLEJAPS FEAR DESERTION
• ARTICLEIRISH. GIFT TO ITALY
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• ARTICLEINTEREST QUICKENS
• ARTICLECALUMELLA
• ARTICLECROQUET TOURNEY
• ARTICLEDISPUTE SPREADS
• ARTICLETHEFT OF PETROL
• ARTICLETRENTHAM GALLOPS
  • ILLUSTRATIONLeading – Aircraftman Colin M. Hanson (20), only son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hanson, 14, Grande Vue Road, Papatoetoe, h...
• ARTICLEELDERLY WOMAN'S FALL
• ARTICLEPRICE OF MUTTON UP
• ARTICLEAmerican Fighter Pilot Has Miraculous Escape
  • ILLUSTRATIONA DRAMATIC PICTURE OF AN AMERICAN FIGHTER PILOT walking from his P3B unharmed a few seconds after he had crash landed...
• ARTICLEMAORIS OVERSEAS
• ARTICLE"PLENTY OF VOLUNTEERS"
• ARTICLEUNDRESSED IN OPEN
• ARTICLEFIRST APPEALS
• ARTICLEFLOODED STREETS
• ARTICLEDECEMBER WEATHER
• ARTICLETHE GOVERNOR-GENERAL
• ARTICLESTORM OVER CITY
  • ILLUSTRATIONOrdinary-Seaman W. Derek H. Clark (20), who has gained his commission in the R.N.Z.N.V.R. in England, is the only son...
• ARTICLEPRISONERS OF WAR
• ARTICLEMAN PINNED UNDER CAR
• ARTICLEROLL OF HONOUR
• ARTICLEFLIGHT TO PHILIPPINES
• ARTICLECHEAP CABBAGES
• ARTICLESOLDIERS UNLOAD SHIP
• ARTICLERAPID TRAVEL
• ARTICLEBACK TO UNIFORM
• ARTICLEPOLICE STATION ESCAPE
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• ARTICLESHOOTING CHARGE
• ARTICLEQUARREL SEQUEL
• ARTICLETHREAT TO STRIKE
• ARTICLERATION COUPONS
• ARTICLEPartisans Greet British Troops In Salonika
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE MAIN BODY OF BRITISH TROOPS to enter Salonika arrived by sea, to be greeted by Partisan troops of E.L.A.S. carryi...
• ARTICLEWAIT FOR PHONES
• ARTICLESATURDAY WORK
• ARTICLEBOOKMAKER FINED £75
• ARTICLESTOP THAT COUGH!
• ARTICLEBIG PROGRAMME
  • ILLUSTRATIONSergeant – Pilot Warwick Arthur Turner (19), who has been reported missing, believed killed, as the result of an airc...
• ARTICLEPAY FOR NIGHT WORK
• ARTICLEBEACH RESORT
• ARTICLERED CROSS WORK
• ARTICLEMOTOR CAR TAX
• ARTICLEDEATH FROM INJURIES
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• ARTICLEShip's Hatch Becomes A Nursery For War Babies
  • ILLUSTRATIONABOARD A COASTGUARD MANNED TROOP TRANSPORT, a ship's hatch served as a nursery for this healthy group of New Zealand-...
• ARTICLEFOR WOMEN VISIT OVERSEAS
  • ILLUSTRATIONMiss Elsie Bennet
  • ILLUSTRATIONMiss Nelle Scanlan
• ARTICLEENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED
• ARTICLEMILITARY WEDDING
• ARTICLESECRETARY'S SERVICE
• ARTICLEPAIRS TITLE
• ARTICLEACCEPTANCES
• ARTICLESWIMMING TITLES
• ARTICLECROQUET CHAMPIONSHIP
• ARTICLESWIMMER DROWNED
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• GROUPING_NODEThe Auckland Star.
  • TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
  • SECTIONNine Bowlers Left In The Singles: Four Teams In The Pairs
    • ARTICLEDONALDSON IN BOTH
      • ILLUSTRATIONcommenced the day as two-Hfers. ,
    • ARTICLEWellington Cup Presents Problem For Backers
    • ARTICLEMACARTHUR'S DRIVE
    • ARTICLEAMERICAN TO DIE
    • ARTICLEOIL PIPELINES
    • ARTICLEVAST INCREASE
    • ARTICLESICILIAN SURRENDER
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  • ARTICLEROCKED FANS IN DRAMATIC CLIMAX
  • ARTICLECROMB-McRAE
  • ARTICLEW. KELSO, SEN., DEAD AT 75
  • ARTICLERoll Of Honour
  • ARTICLEBOWLING SERVICES
  • ARTICLEOMAKAU CUP
  • ARTICLESCOTCH MUSIC
  • ARTICLECROQUET TOURNEY
  • ARTICLESWIMMING
  • ARTICLEPLAYED IN PATCHES
  • ARTICLESPEEDWAY RACING
  • ARTICLERAIN MARS PLAY
  • ARTICLESWIMMING TITLES
  • ARTICLEVic's Cup Day
  • ARTICLERowing
  • ARTICLECLUB BOWLING
  • ARTICLEON NEW BRITAIN
  • ARTICLETRANSPORT COMMAND
  • ARTICLEATTEMPTED MURDER
  • ARTICLESOUTH AFRICA'S PLIGHT
  • ARTICLECOMMITTED SUICIDE
  • ARTICLERugby Rivals In Middle East
    • ILLUSTRATIONF. Furnell, the Richmond League full-back.
    • ILLUSTRATIONC. Brady, of Auckland, half-back, who started the movement which brought the final try.
  • ARTICLEPOST-WAR CRICKET
  • ARTICLEWere Among the Last Seven Two-Lifers In The Singles Contest
    • ILLUSTRATION„, «.«-■. i i, i Parnell who was L- Hawkins, Frankton Junction, who T. J. Buchan, Remuera, who W. McMurchy, Grey Lynn...
  • ARTICLEN.Z. JUNIOR TENNIS,CHAMPIONSHIPS
    • ILLUSTRATIONValerie Johnson
    • ILLUSTRATIONHeather Redwood
  • ARTICLELIMITED COMPANY MAY CONTROL N.S.W. SOCCER
  • ARTICLECYCLING LURED HIM FROM CRICKET HONOURS
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEChristchurch Plans New Bowling Greens
  • ARTICLEHOW WILL SPORT TREAT THE RETURN OF PRE-WAR STARS?
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  • ARTICLEEXETER BRED IN THE PURPLE
  • ARTICLERIDERS IN THE STAND
  • ARTICLEMILE RECORD
    • ILLUSTRATIONA SMART CANTERBURY-TRAINED TROTTER.—The Quite Sure-Dorothy Dell mare, Sure Lady (R. Young), winner, of the Oak Handic...
  • ARTICLEBRIGHT FUTURE
    • ILLUSTRATIONJUVENILES FIGHT OUT CLOSE FINISH.—A short dieiance from the judge, and all hard at it in the Midsummer Handicap. Gay ...
  • ARTICLE"IN THE DOLDRUMS"
    • ILLUSTRATION?SEJI^T .PVNT?RS DID, NOT EXPECT.—Te Kiwi (A. C. Me..ervy), at double figure., defeat. Richelieu (H. N. Wiggins) a lo...
  • ARTICLENavroze Surprised In A.R.C. Royal Stakes
  • ARTICLERIDERS SUSPENDED
  • ARTICLECheap, But Good
  • ARTICLEWARTIME RECORD
  • ARTICLEA NEW PACING CHAMPION
  • ARTICLETURF FIXTURES
    • ILLUSTRATIONA SUCCESSFUL TRAINER.—N. Cunningham, who prepared Landveyor, runner-up in the Auckland Cup, and winner of the A.R.C. ...
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  • ARTICLENEXT ENGLISH TEST SIDE PREVIEWED
    • ILLUSTRATION' GUBBY " ALLEN (right) Is here seen calling the toss to Don Bradman before the second Test in Sydney in January, 1937.
    • ILLUSTRATIONCAPTAIN GEORGE VAROFF, former world pole vault champion, and now serving as an airman, is officially reported missing...
  • ARTICLEThe Cleverest Fight In My Forty Years
  • ARTICLEWOODFULL'S BAT
  • ARTICLE£8000 FOR BOXING GLOVES
  • ARTICLEIN MIDST OF WAR
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  • ARTICLESuburban "Colts"
  • ARTICLEHELIOPOLIS CUP WON BY NEW ZEALAND HARRIERS
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  • ARTICLETENNIS IN AMERICA
    • ILLUSTRATIONAFTER THE FINAL: William Powell, popular mption picture actor and tennis fan, present, the Alphonse E. Bell perpetual...
  • ARTICLESWIMMING FEATS OF SCOTS GIRL
  • ARTICLEBridge Problem
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  • ARTICLECASH CYCLING
  • ARTICLECOWS MILKED IN STARLIGHT WHEN COUNTRY TEAM GOES TOURING
    • ILLUSTRATION'ERSONALITIES OF THE FRANKLIN TEAM: On the lett is t. U, iodgkinson, the country captain, a veteran player of the Fra...
  • ARTICLEBOXING FUND AIDS U.S.A. SERVICEMEN
  • ARTICLEDUNEDIN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
  • ARTICLEGodoy To Try Boxing Comeback
  • ARTICLEJOE LOUIS SPOTS SOME TALENT BUT CAN'T RECALL THEIR NAMES
  • ARTICLEA BREAK ON NURSERY CANNONS
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