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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEBIRTHS, MARRIAGES & DEATHS. BIRTH.
- ARTICLEDEATHS.
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
- ARTICLEFUNERAL NOTICES.
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- ARTICLETO-DAY’S RADIO
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- ARTICLEFIFTY YEARS A NUN
- ARTICLETRESPASSER IN HOUSE
- ARTICLEMETHODIST CHURCH
- ARTICLETHE NEW NAPIER
- ARTICLEAMATEUR ROWING
- ARTICLESERVICES RECOGNISED
- ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN ATHLETES
- ARTICLECOASTAL LIGHTS
- ARTICLESUMMER GOLF
- ARTICLERESIGNED FROM BOARD
- ARTICLEFAREWELL PARTY
- ARTICLEENTERTAINMENTS
- ARTICLEHUTT VALLEY NEWS
- ARTICLESMALL HOLDINGS
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- ARTICLEWOMAN'S WORLD SOCIAL ITEMS
- ARTICLEWEDDING
- ARTICLECOOL AND GRACEFUL.
- ARTICLEFASHIONABLE FEATHERS
- ARTICLECHIC, AND AVITH A TILT
- ARTICLECOFFEE FUDGE
- ARTICLEPEELING ORANGES QUICKLY
- ARTICLERHUBARB RECIPES
- ARTICLEMAN ON COOKERY
- ARTICLETESTED TIPS
- ARTICLETHEIR CORRECT USE
- ARTICLEENTERTAINING THE YOUNG
- ARTICLECHOCOLATE CAKES
- ARTICLESPONGE BAGS
- ARTICLEJAM RECIPE AV ANTED
- ARTICLENEW LEASE OF LIFE
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- ARTICLEVERONICA IN PORT: BOWLS FINALISTS: FARMERS FROM AUSTRALIA
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- ILLUSTRATIONOne of the Navy’s Handy Ships.—The Imperial service, sloop H.M.S. Veronica arriving from Picton yesterday afternoon. ...
- ILLUSTRATIONBowls Finalistts.—(Top), H. S. Maslin and M. J. Squire. Hawera, who defeated (beneath) W. Breniner and C. Hardley, We...
- ILLUSTRATIONAustralian Farmers Arrive in Dominion.—The party of 50 Victorian farmers, some with their wives and families, who arr...
- ILLUSTRATIONTesting Bowls.—Mr. J. Scott, Dunedin, the official tester to the New Zealand Bowling Association, putting the new sta...
- ILLUSTRATIONWomen Bowlers.—One of the competitors in play during the women’s bowling tournament held on the Victoria Club’s green...
- ARTICLEVARSITY. ENTRANCE
- ARTICLES.M. FAREWELLED
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- ARTICLETO-DAY’S WEATHER FORECAST.
- ARTICLETHURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1933. UNITY SHOULD BE PRESERVED
- ARTICLECANADA’S RAILWAY PROBLEM
- ARTICLENOTES OF THE DAY
- ARTICLEON AMERICAN LINER
- ARTICLEHEAT AT HASTINGS
- ARTICLEIDEAL LEGAL STATE
- ARTICLEPERSONAL ITEMS
- ARTICLESOME AMENDMENTS
- ARTICLEEXPRESS TRAINS
- ARTICLEYESTERDAY’S WEATHER
- ARTICLECRICKET TOURS
- ARTICLESOUTHERN CROSS VISIT
- ARTICLEFLAGSHIP CHANGE
- ARTICLEVISITORS TO THE CITY
- ARTICLEA FORTUNATE YEAR
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- ARTICLE25 YEARS AGO
- ARTICLERANDOM NOTES
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- ARTICLEUNEASINESS GROWS
- ARTICLEATTACK ONZ EVEREST
- ARTICLENAVAL CADETS
- ARTICLECAREFUL SURVEY
- ARTICLEFRENCH ECONOMIES
- ARTICLENOT FOR CANADA
- ARTICLESERIOUS SETBACK
- ARTICLEMOTION PICTURES
- ARTICLEENGLAND’S BIG LEAD
- ILLUSTRATIONL. AMES.
- ARTICLEVATICAN’S PROTEST
- ARTICLEBANKING MEASURE
- ARTICLEGRIM DOCUMENT
- ARTICLESTARTLING MOVE
- ARTICLECRASHED INTO CAR
- ARTICLEROYAL SUFFERER
- ARTICLEIMPERIAL ARMY
- ARTICLETRIBUTE TO DR. BUCK
- ARTICLEFIRE SWEEPS COUNTRY
- ARTICLECRASH OF GLASS
- ARTICLEWOMAN SENT TO GAOL
- ARTICLEBATHING FATALITY
- ARTICLEPRICES OF BUTTER
- ARTICLECABINET CRISIS
- ILLUSTRATIONHON. W. DOWNIE STEWART —S. P. Andrew photo.
- ARTICLEREDUCTION SOUGHT
- ARTICLESLANDER ALLEGED
- ARTICLESOCCER FOOTBALL
- ARTICLEMORTGAGEES’ INTERESTS
- ARTICLEEXCHANGE AGITATION
- ARTICLECHICKEN-POX ON SHIP
- ARTICLEPRODUCERS’ NEEDS
- ARTICLERAILWAY MISHAP
- ARTICLETHE SILVER LINING
- ILLUSTRATIONSIR SAMUEL WALDER.
- ARTICLEMASTERTON SHOW
- ARTICLEITEMS IN BRIEF
- ARTICLETALLIES A RECORD
- ARTICLELAW EXAMINATIONS
- ARTICLEINFANT FATALLY BURNED
- ARTICLEWAGES AND HOURS
- ARTICLEWOODVILLE SHOW
- ARTICLENO PAIN.
- ARTICLEWOMAN SHOT DEAD
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- ARTICLEBOWLS TOURNEY
- ARTICLECHAMPION RINKS
- ARTICLETENNIS TITLES
- ARTICLEWOMEN AT BOWLS
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- ARTICLECROQUET TOURNEY
- ARTICLELETTERS TO THE EDITOR Central Reserve Bank
- ARTICLEFarmers’ Costs
- ARTICLEWool Sale Charges
- ARTICLEEfficacy of Prayer
- ARTICLEPoultry Amendment Bill
- ARTICLELeg-Theory Bowling
- ARTICLEAn Appeal for Apples
- ARTICLEPartition in Ireland
- ARTICLEWheatgrowers’ Case
- ARTICLECHRISTIAN SCIENCE
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- ARTICLEFINANCE and COMMERCE STOCKS AND SHARES
- ARTICLEBETTER WOOL VALUES
- ARTICLELIVE STOCK SALES
- ARTICLESHIPS, CARGOES AND MAILS
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- ARTICLESYDNEY WOOL SALES
- ARTICLEAUCTION DIARY
- ARTICLEMAIL NOTICE
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- ARTICLETHE RACING WORLD TRENTHAM TO-DAY
- ARTICLEFINAL GALLOPS
- ARTICLERIDING ENGAGEMENTS
- ARTICLEWELLINGTON CUP CARNIVAL
- ARTICLEWAIRARAPA TROTS
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- ARTICLECROQUET NOTES
- ARTICLEEXCELLENT TEAM
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- ARTICLEThe Dominion.
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- ARTICLENew Napier Celebrates Reconstruction
- ILLUSTRATIONNapier's Business Centre.—A view from ‘‘The Hill,” showing a section of Napier’s commercial area, which is rapidly be...
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- ILLUSTRATIONMR. J. S. BARTON (Commissioner of Napier)
- ARTICLECONTROL OF BOROUGH
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. M. S. SPENCE (Chairman)
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. R. GRANT (H.B. Law Society)
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. A. D. H. MAYNE (Borough Council)
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. J. A. L. HAY (Architects)
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. L. PICKERING (Thirty Thousand Club)
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. T. M. GEDDIS (Napier Press)
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. A. B. HURST (Town Planning Committee)
- ILLUSTRATIONDR. W. D. FITZGERALD (Medical Profession)
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. K. McLEAY (Chamber of Commerce)
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. H. ANDERSON (Business and Property Owners)
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. P. W. PETERS (Retailers)
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. R. M. CHADWICK (Hon. Secretary)
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- ILLUSTRATIONMR. L. B. CAMPBELL (Assistant Commissioner)
- ARTICLEON A PERFECT SITE
- ILLUSTRATIONThe Presbyterian Church. The temporary wooden structure in which divine service will be held until such time as a per...
- ILLUSTRATIONA Solid and Comfortable Building. The new Nurses’ Home at Napier, which replaces the structure which was completely d...
- ILLUSTRATIONMt. St. Mary’s. The Roman Catholic Mission at Greenmeadows, near Napier. The mission buildings were badly damaged dur...
- ARTICLEFire Fighting
- ARTICLEMOUNT ST. MARY’S
- ARTICLECARNIVAL COMMITTEE
- ARTICLE"THE SHOW" Up to Standard
- ARTICLEMT. ST. MARY’S
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- ARTICLEA CHEERFUL OUTLOOK
- ARTICLEHISTORICAL HIGHLIGHTS
- ARTICLETHE FURNISHINGS
- ARTICLECENTRAL HEATING
- ARTICLETHE'MURAL DECORATIONS
- ARTICLETHE TERRAZZO WORK
- ARTICLETHE LIGHTING
- ARTICLETHE LEADLIGHTS
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- ARTICLEIN HANDS OF THE TOURIST
- ARTICLE'THEIR SUN IS GONE DOWN’
- ARTICLEHistorical Highlights
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- ARTICLEBUILDING THE NEW NAPIER
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- ARTICLETRANSPORT OF PRIMARY PRODUCE
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- ARTICLETHE NEW MARINE PARADE
- ILLUSTRATIONThe Enclosed Camp for Motorists.—Situated on St. George’s Drive, on the bank of the Tutaekuri River, this-popular cam...
- ILLUSTRATIONTransformed Marine Parade.—Always a popular playground, Napier’s Marine Parade is to-day one of the most pleasing fea...
- ILLUSTRATIONSeen from the Hill.—A section of the business area of Napier, which gives a glimpse of the reconstruction work.
- ARTICLEA BUSY CENTRE
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- ARTICLEPLANNING A MODEL CENTRE
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- ARTICLEGAINS IN PASTURE LANDS
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- ILLUSTRATIONNature’s Gift to Napier.—A panorama of the Ahuriri flats, more than 7000 acres of which were reclaimed by the earthqu...
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- ARTICLEPARK ISLAND HOME
- ARTICLEHOTEL CENTRAL
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- ARTICLEBUILDING THE NEW NAPIER
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- ARTICLEA CENTRE CELEBRATES
- ILLUSTRATIONOut of Its Element.—A launch high and dry on the land raised by the earthquake. It is now used as a dwelling, and is ...
- ILLUSTRATIONNapier's Modern School Buildings. The Boys’ High School (above) and the Central School. The latter, which was very se...
- ILLUSTRATIONSt. John’s Cathedral was destroyed by the ’quake and the above temporary building was promptly er ected upon the site...
- ARTICLETHE SCHOOL PROBLEM
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