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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• SECTIONROLL OF HONOUR
  • ARTICLEDEATHS
  • ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
  • ARTICLEBIRTHS
  • ARTICLEMARRIAGES
  • ARTICLESILVER WEDDINGS
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  • ARTICLEDEATHS
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  • ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
  • ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT THANKS
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• ARTICLEBRINGING UP FARTHER
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• ARTICLEIRON AVAILABLE
• ARTICLEENGINEERS' MERGER
• ARTICLEELECTION OF OFFICERS
• ARTICLEINVENTORS' CLUB
• ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
• SECTIONCommercial News
  • ARTICLEWEEK REVIEWED
  • ARTICLEWOOL PARLEYS
  • ARTICLEEGGS DEARER AGAIN
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• SECTIONThe Auckland Star: WITH WHICH ARE INCORPORATED The Evening News, Morning News, The Echo and The Sun SATURDAY, APRIL 1...
  • ARTICLEAMERICA'S PLACE AMONG THE NATIONS
  • ARTICLETAKING THE CENSUS
• ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY
• ARTICLEAre The Meek The Earth's Inheritors?
• ARTICLEA SYMPHONY PRIZE
• ARTICLEAmericans Nearing Famous City Of Leipzig
  • ILLUSTRATIONHOLIDAY CROWDS IN THE AUGUSTUSPLATZ, Leipzig, the city famous throughout the world for its great industrial fairs.
• ARTICLEBRITAIN IS REALISTIC ABOUT PACIFIC WAR
• ARTICLEHomes From U.S.A. For Blitzed-Out British People
• ARTICLEIncoming Tide
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• ARTICLEMass Of Social Legislation For Post-War Britain
• SECTIONIN THE PUBLIC MIND
  • ARTICLECORRESPONDENTS' VIEWS
  • ARTICLETROOPING THE COLOUR
  • ARTICLEPRISON REFORM
  • ARTICLELOGIC, OR HUMBUG?
• SECTIONFANTASTIC DASHES INTO REICH
  • ARTICLESIXTY MILES IN LESS THAN A DAY
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  • ARTICLEGERMANS BEEN WELL AND TRULY BEATEN
  • ARTICLESERVICE NEEDS
  • ARTICLEGIRAUD'S FAMILY FREE
  • ARTICLESOUTHERN DRIVE
  • ARTICLECAMP DRAMA
  • ARTICLEV BOMBS SHOT DOWN
  • ARTICLETHREE BRIDGEHEADS ACROSS SANTERNO
  • ARTICLEAHEAD OF SCHEDULE
  • ARTICLEYUGOSLAV CAPTURES
  • ARTICLESUDDEN THRUST
  • ARTICLESUICIDE PLANES
  • ARTICLETOKYO ATTACKED
  • ARTICLEBRITISH UNITS
  • ARTICLEBRITISH SUB'S EXPLOITS
• SECTIONVienna Liberated By Russian Army
  • ARTICLEMOSCOW FIRES SALUTE
  • ARTICLEELEVEN GERMAN DIVISIONS ROUTED
  • ARTICLESERIOUS CONDITION
  • ARTICLEU.S. SHIP LOST
  • ARTICLENEXT OBJECTIVES
  • ARTICLETYPHUS RAGING
  • ARTICLEGERMAN CHILDREN
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• SECTIONMEDICAL STUDENT
  • ARTICLECHURCHILL WIN
  • ARTICLEWELLINGTON TROTS
  • ARTICLEROCKERY'S VICTORY
  • ARTICLESOUTHLAND CLUB
  • ARTICLETHE CHAMP HOME
• ARTICLECity's Silent Tribute To Great American
  • ILLUSTRATIONFLAGS FLYING AT HALF-MAST on city buildings to-day as a mark of respect to the late President Roosevelt.
• ARTICLEWAIKATO RACES
• ARTICLESUITABLE HOME
• ARTICLERAGLAN WATER SUPPLY
• ARTICLEADULT EDUCATION
• ARTICLEA DISCLAIMER
• ARTICLEBACK HOME
• ARTICLERED CROSS POST
• ARTICLEUNDEFENDED DIVORCES
• ARTICLEWELFARE CENTRE
• SECTIONCALL TO SERVICE
  • ARTICLEFREEZING WORKERS
  • ARTICLEHASTINGS COMPLAINT
  • ARTICLEHOSPITAL RATE
• ARTICLEGOODS TRANSPORT
• ARTICLERETURNED AIRMEN
• ARTICLEOBITUARY
• ARTICLERATION COUPONS
• ARTICLEEMPIRE TALKS
• ARTICLEDAMAGE TO ROADS
• ARTICLENORMANDY LANDING
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• SECTIONGREAT LEADER MOURNED
  • ARTICLEBRITAIN SHARES IN AMERICA'S SORROW
  • ARTICLEBRITISH MINISTERS
  • ARTICLEJAPANESE COMMENT
  • ARTICLEMR. TRUMAN SWORN IN AS PRESIDENT
  • ARTICLENEVER FORGOTTEN
• ARTICLEHe Died Where He Loved To Spend His Leisure
  • ILLUSTRATIONWHILE AT WARM SPRINGS it was often the pleasure of President Roosevelt to hold Press conferences more or less informa...
• ARTICLEPOURING IN
• ARTICLEWHY CHURCHILL WILL NOT ATTEND FUNERAL
• ARTICLECOURT CUSTOM BROKEN
• ARTICLEFULL SUPPORT
• ARTICLEPETER SIMPLE'S POSERS
• ARTICLEImportant German Waterway
  • ILLUSTRATIONA WINTER PICTURE OF THE RIVER ELBE, near Magdeburg. It was in the vicinity of thi» city that the American* made their...
• ARTICLEGREAT LOSS
• ARTICLECITY'S HOMAGE
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• ARTICLEWhere Blinded Servicemen Will Learn To Return To Civil Life
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE FORMER CLUBHOUSE (RIGHT) OF THE MAUNGAKIEKIE GOLF CLUB at One Tree Hill, which it. being remodelled as a 44 Littl...
• ARTICLEROLL OF HONOUR
• ARTICLENOW REPORTED SAFE
• ARTICLEFRONT LINE HOOCH
• ARTICLEEXPLANATION WANTED
• ARTICLECALL TO PRAYER
• ARTICLEPRESENTATION MADE
• ARTICLEA Nazi Act Of Horror
  • ILLUSTRATIONRUSSIAN " SLAVE " WORKERS, freed by the British at Osnabruck, who entered the basement of a bombed store to recover c...
• ARTICLEARCH CRIMINALS
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• ARTICLEThe New President At Home With His Family
  • ILLUSTRATIONPRESIDENT HARRY S. TRUMAN with his wife and their daughter, Margaret, in hi« home in Independence, Missouri. ,
• ARTICLENEW FIRST LADY
• ARTICLEBARE SHOPS
• ARTICLEENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED
• SECTIONMORNING WEDDING
  • ARTICLEGILMORE—CAMPBELL
  • ARTICLE"CHARM SESSION"
  • ARTICLETAKAPUNA PLUNKET
  • ARTICLEY.W.C.A. CONVENTION
• ARTICLEPERSONAL
• ARTICLEANSWERS TO POSERS
• ARTICLEMYLES IN FORM
• ARTICLEINDOOR BOWLING
• ARTICLEWRESTLING
• ARTICLEST. CUTHBERT'S SPORTS
• ARTICLELADIES' GOLF
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• ARTICLEBRAVERY IN AIR
• ARTICLECAR OYER BANK
• ARTICLECAPTURED BY JAPS
• ARTICLEDEEP-SEA FISHING
• ARTICLESALERNO DASH
• ARTICLESTATEMENT REFUTED
• ARTICLENOTABLE RECORDS
• ARTICLEPUBLIC SERVICE
• ARTICLEPEACE DAY PROPOSAL
• ARTICLEDOMINION DELEGATES
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• GROUPING_NODEThe Auckland Star
  • TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
  • SECTIONF. J. Smith Drives Five Winners At Epsom
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE SUCCESS WHICH COMPLETED THE 8S front to wiS'SSE!?' duSSw MeSral Student comfortably. to give Smith his thfrd s.ee...
  • ARTICLECASTLEBAR, 6-6, "CLEANS UP" IN R. A. ARMSTRONG MEMORIAL
  • ARTICLEBAY CUP GOES TO FINANCIAL
  • ARTICLEB. JARDEN COMES BACK
  • ARTICLEGERMANS GROW FAT ON LOOTED SUPPLIES
  • ARTICLENEAR BAGUIO CITY
  • ARTICLEBACK TO ORAKEI?
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  • ARTICLELEAGUE KICKS OFF
  • ARTICLEOtahuhu's Success Against Mt. Albert Was Never In Doubt
  • ILLUSTRATIONSECONDARY SCHOOL ATHLETICS—N. T. Wilson, who won the quarter-mile and broke the half-mile record, winning his heat of...
  • ARTICLERoyal Flight Takes Awarua Handicap From Favourite
  • ARTICLEStrong Wind And Slow Times In Club Events
  • ARTICLEBOB BECKHAM'S CREW WINS FIRST RACE FOR HUGH McDONALD TROPHY
  • ARTICLEROUND THE LINKS
  • ARTICLEBOWLING
  • ARTICLEBRIDGE RESULTS
  • ARTICLESYDNEY HOLD-UP
  • ARTICLEEUSTACE BREAKS ANOTHER RECORD
  • ARTICLEKING'S COLLEGE WINS
    • ILLUSTRATIONJ. G. MYLES He won the sprint treble and equalled the New Zealand junior 100 yards record.
  • ARTICLEELEVEN YEARS THE WORLD LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPION
  • ARTICLELOWRY BAY'S SUCCESS
  • ARTICLEHANDICAPS DECLARED FOR WAIKATO RACING CLUB PATRIOTIC MEETING
  • ARTICLETHEY'VE THE BALL AT THEIR FEET IF THEY PLAY BALL
  • ARTICLETHE SPORTING MIRROR
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  • ARTICLECricket Ends On Flat Note
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  • ARTICLEThe Grapes Of Wrath
  • ARTICLEFEW CHANGES
    • ILLUSTRATIONMr. T. A. Fletcher . . . Auckland's representative on management committee.
  • ARTICLEA BLOODLESS VICTORY
  • ARTICLEMIDDLE EAST RUGBY
  • ARTICLECRYSTAL PALACE
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE PUNCH THAT WINS HIS FIGHTS—The terrific power in Vic Caltaux's iwiing quickly spelt the end of Tommy Dunn's chanc...
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    • ILLUSTRATIONFIRE ERASED A LINK WITH THE VICTORIAN ERA—An outstanding landmark in the south-east of London, the Crystal Palace mi ...
    • ILLUSTRATIONSUCCESSFUL COMBINATION—Dug Godward, most promising young Auckland amateur boxer, and his father, who is h.s trainer. ...
  • ARTICLEAmateur Cyclists Open Road Season With Club Races
  • ARTICLEWISECRACKS FROM THE WEEK'S NEWS
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  • ARTICLEDRAWN FROM LIFE
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  • ARTICLECAPTAINED ENGLAND AT SOCCER 34 TIMES
  • ARTICLEA RIVAL HELPED WOODERSON TO CREATE A WORLD RECORD
    • ILLUSTRATIONSydney Wooderson . . . first runner to break even time for three-quarters of a mile.
  • ARTICLEDAN MASON BRILLIANT LAST WAR ATHLETE
  • ARTICLEHobbs Plays Last Game For England
    • ILLUSTRATION■ V- W V TO START ANOTHER INNINGS FOR ENGLAND: Jack Hobbs and H. Sutcliffe taking the field as opening batsmen in a T...
  • ARTICLEGIVEN FIGHT VERDICT IN CONSECUTIVE ROUNDS
  • ARTICLESPECULATORS BUSY
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  • ARTICLEPEGAWAY MEMORIES
  • ILLUSTRATIONMAKING A WINNING RUN—Mrs. E. Douglas' Vaals galloper Valley Boy coming through on the rails to take the Waitakere Han...
  • ARTICLEHAS WON £10,000
  • ARTICLEMINE HOST REPAYS
  • ILLUSTRATIONEXHILARATING FOR HIS BACKERS—Good Fun in front 100 yards from the post and the Hobsonville Hurdle Race in safe keepin...
  • ARTICLEA SPOT OF IN-BREEDING: ALL IN GOOD FUN
  • ILLUSTRATIONfSTsUCCESS IN FIVE SEASONS' RACING—Mr#. A. -5. and Mr. J A Kemp'. Our Gold, better than a 60 to 1 chance, w.nn.ng the...
  • ARTICLERACING FIXTURES
  • ARTICLEWorld-Famous Rider Made Start On A Donkey
  • ARTICLEAerial Scott Sold For 525 Guineas
  • ARTICLEPETER BINGEN'S GREATEST SON TAKES N.Z. CUP SPOTLIGHT
  • ILLUSTRATIONAUCKLAND SPORTSWOMAN—Mrs. Ann Powell, a courageous investor in bloodstock, has been doing well with her racehorses si...
  • ARTICLENew Zealand Trotting Stakes Comedy Of Errors
  • ARTICLENEW LIGHT ON N.Z. STEEPLECHASES
    • ILLUSTRATIONGREAT NORTHERN HURDLES WINNER OF 1918—Stan Reid bringing Bon Reve back to scale, escorted by the grand old clerk of t...
    • ILLUSTRATIONGREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE OF 1918—Gluepot (Sam Henderson) and Marton (E. Copestake) are leading Waimai (F. Flynn), ...
  • ARTICLEBridge Problem
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  • ARTICLEBILLIARD SEASON IN AUCKLAND
  • ARTICLEBANTAMS IMPRESS
  • ARTICLENATIONAL JUNIOR ATHLETIC RECORDS
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  • ARTICLEREMEDY THAT DID NOT CURE
  • ARTICLERUGBY STARS WITH WHENUAPAI THIS SEASON
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  • ARTICLETEST SERIES RECORD
  • ILLUSTRATIONRUNNERS-UP at Easter bowling tourney. Ellerslie team which lost to "Mick" Carroll's West Enders. From left: F. Fitze,...
  • ARTICLESPINNAKERS CARRIED THROUGHOUT COURSE WITH FLUKY WIND
  • ARTICLERANJI—MAGICIAN OF THE EAST
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  • ARTICLETRANSITION PERIODS IN AUCKLAND ROWING
    • ILLUSTRATIONWaitemata made him a life member.
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