Contents of this issue
Contents
- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLETO-DAY'S NEWS HIGHLIGHTS
- GROUPING_NODEPage 1 Advertisements
- ARTICLEON THE RADIO
- ARTICLEMAIL NOTICE.
- ARTICLEEXPRESS TRAIN TIME-TABLE.
- ARTICLERATION COUPONS.
- ARTICLEPHASES OF THE MOON.
- ARTICLETHE TIDES.
- GROUPING_NODEPage 2 Advertisements
- ARTICLEPrecedency May Complete a Double at Hawke's Bay
- ARTICLENEWS AND VIEWS
- ARTICLEQUALIFYING ROUNDS IN PROFESSIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
- ARTICLEINDOOR BASKETBALL DRAW
- ARTICLETO-MORROW’S SPORT
- ARTICLENEW ZEALANDERS GO DOWN IN WIMBLEDON DOUBLES
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEFORMER NEW ZEALANDER SUES AUSTRALIA FOR WRONGFUL INTERNMENT
- GROUPING_NODEPage 3 Advertisements
- ARTICLEBIRTHS.
- ARTICLEDEATHS.
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
- ARTICLECR McCRAE NOT SATISFIED WITH TRAMWAY DECISION
- ARTICLESTAGGERED HOLIDAYS ADVOCATED BY BUILDING UNIONS
- ARTICLEThe Evening Star FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1947. Minister in Moscow.
- ARTICLEEmpire Bonds.
- ARTICLENews Briefs
- ARTICLERestricted Transport for Week-end
- ARTICLESALARIES OF CITY COUNCIL EXECUTIVE OFFICERS INCREASED
- ARTICLEHOTELKEEPER FINED FOR DECLINING SERVICE TO TRAVELLERS
- ARTICLEMINOR DISPUTES CAUSE COAL MINE STOPPAGES
- ARTICLEIdle Last Week, Dunedin Wharves Are Now Congested
- ARTICLEPARLIAMENTARY TRIBUTES TO FORMER LEGISLATORS
- ARTICLEWIDE RANGE OF QUESTIONS ASKED IN PARLIAMENT
- ARTICLEVIEWS ON JAP. TREATY WELCOMED IN ADDRESS-IN-REPLY DEBATE
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN TRADE UNION SECRETARY’S VISIT RAISED-IN PARLIAMENT
- ARTICLETHOUSANDS SEEK FREE DENTAL CARE UNDER NEW SCHEME
- ARTICLESALE OF WAR ASSETS TO BE CONTROLLED BY NEW SMALL BOARD
- ARTICLELABOURER SENTENCED FOR TYRE THEFT.
- ARTICLEThe Weather
- ARTICLEPersonal
- ARTICLERECORD WEIGHTS OF GIFT PARCELS SENT FROM N.Z. IN MAY
- ARTICLEOTAGO GRADUATE TO VISIT DUNEDIN NEXT AUGUST
- ARTICLEBRUCE IS LIKELY CONTENDER FOR MELBOURNE CUP HONOURS
- GROUPING_NODEPage 4 Advertisements
- ARTICLEINTIMIDATION IN RUMANIA SAVOURS OF GERMAN METHODS
- ARTICLEU.S. SHIP YARD WORKERS ARE ON STRIKE
- ARTICLECHAMPION JOCKEY HAS RIDDEN 100 WINNERS
- ARTICLEJAPANESE WHALING RELIEVES U.S. OF SUPPLY OF FOOD
- ARTICLEBOXER DIES FROM INJURIES IN WELTER-WEIGHT TITLE
- ARTICLEROBINSON TO FACE MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE
- ARTICLEHELD UP AT REVOLVER POINT, ROBBED AND BOUND TO TREE
- ARTICLEFRANCE ON VERSE OF SERIOUS INDUSTRIAL UPHEAVAL
- ARTICLEA POLITICAL STRIKE: NEW AND DISTURBING ELEMENT
- ILLUSTRATIONRUSSIAN ATOMIC CONTROL PLAN.—In launching her plan for international inspection and control of atomic resources, Russ...
- ARTICLEUNITED NATIONS PRESIDENT CALLS FOR SPIRIT OF UNDERSTANDING
- ARTICLELESSER POWERS HAVE AN IMPORTANT ROLE
- ARTICLETO CONTINUE AS PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT
- ARTICLESUICIDE ATTEMPT FAILS DRAMATIC SYDNEY INCIDENT
- ARTICLEMORE EVIDENCE IN SENSATIONAL LONDON INQUEST
- ARTICLEEISENHOWER SUPPORTS STANDARDISING OF U.S. AND CANADIAN ARMS
- ARTICLEAUSTRALIA AWAITS “GOLDEN AGE” DUE NEXT TUESDAY
- ARTICLEINDIA’S CRICKET WILL NOT BE AFFECTED BY COUNTRY’S PARTITION
- ARTICLEGuided Missiles Will Win the Next War, Says U.S. Admiral
- ARTICLEMARSHALL PLAN CONFERENCE BEGINS TO-DAY
- ARTICLENEW PROPOSAL FOR BRITISH COLONIAL DEVELOPMENT
- ARTICLESOUTH AFRICAN AIR CHIEF KILLED IN MOSQUITO CRASH
- ARTICLEAnother Veto by Mr Truman: Wool Bill Rejected
- ARTICLEPLANNED ECONOMY ADVOCATED AS DEPRESSION CURE
- ARTICLEADDITIONAL SPACE ESSENTIAL AT LORD’S GROUND
- ARTICLECAMPAIGN TO END COMMUNAL STRIFE IN PUNJAB
- ARTICLESIR KEITH PARK IS HONOURED AT OXFORD UNIVERSITY
- ARTICLEWELCOME RETORN OF POPULAR STATUE TO PICCADILLY CIRCUS
- ARTICLETRADE BREAKDOWN FEARED
- ARTICLEAMERICA GENEROUS TO FORMER ENEMY, SAYS STATE SECRETARY
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEDanger of U.S. Huge Excess of Exports
- ILLUSTRATIONADDITION TO OTAGO AERO CLUB FLEET.—The Percival Proctor cabin monoplane, which was delivered at the Taieri airport ye...
- ILLUSTRATIONAIRCRAFT INSPECTED.—Mr H. I. Sinclair, president of the Otago Aero Club, and Mr R. Bush, pilot-instructor (in the coc...
- ARTICLEINQUEST DISCLOSES MAN WAS RUN OVER BY CORPORATION BUS
- ARTICLEOTAGO AERO CLUB TAKES OVER NEW CABIN AIRCRAFT
- ARTICLEGOODWILL PRICES FIXED FOR MILK DELIVERIES
- ARTICLECATHOLIG CHURCH OF ENGLAND CORRECT TITLE
- ARTICLEPUBLIC SERVANTS IN COMBAT WITH THEIR CRITICS
- ARTICLECANADA 80 YEARS A DOMINION: TUESDAY IS ANNIVERSARY
- ARTICLEACCIDENTS AND DEATHS
- ARTICLEON ’CHANGE TO-DAY: SHARP RISE IN KAITANGATA COALS
- ARTICLECONSENT AWAITED FOR ERECTION OF NEW THEATRE AND WARD BLOCK
- ARTICLE‘OUR TOWN’
- ARTICLEWINTER TENNIS
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- ARTICLEBOWLINS RULES ALTERED BY REITS TO ASSOCIATION MEETING
- ILLUSTRATIONBRITISH CARAVAN RALLY.—To mark the fortieth birthday of the Caravan Club of Great Britain and Ireland, a national gat...
- ARTICLEROCKS AHEAD FOR PRODUCERS IF FOOD SURPLUSES DEVELOP
- ARTICLEMAXIMUM GOST OF FENCING AMENDED
- ARTICLESUPREME COURT WANTS FULL EVIDENCE IN CASE OF SHIP DESERTION
- ARTICLEROSLYN BOWLING CLUB
- ARTICLETAIERI AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY SOCIAL
- ARTICLESECOND ROUND OF OTAGO BILLIARDS TITLE
- ARTICLEPLUNKET SOCIETY CONCERNED OVER SHORTAGE OF CHILDREN’S SHOES
- ARTICLELABOUR PARTY SELECTS CANDIDATES FOR LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS
- ARTICLEGOVERNOR-GENERAL HAS GOOD WORD FOR REHABILITATION PLANS
- ARTICLENEW ZEALAND SOVEREIGNTY FOR NORFOLK ISLAND?
- SECTIONLetters to the Editor
- ARTICLEBOWLING CLUBS HOLD ANNUAL MEETINGS
- ARTICLEBRITAIN STILL BEST TRADE PARTNER FOR N.Z.
- GROUPING_NODEPage 7 Advertisements
- ARTICLEN.Z. SOCCER STANDARD HIGHTER THAN IN AUSTRALIA
- ARTICLECOMMUNIST MEN SUPPORT WAGE INCREASE DEMAND
- ARTICLEOFF PARADE
- ARTICLESuccessful Representations Made By R.S.A. On Behalf of Students
- ARTICLEWHITEBAIT REGULATIONS SIMPLIFIED AND REVISED
- ARTICLERETAILERS PLAN CAMPAIGN FOR CENTENNIAL FUNDS
- ARTICLEHYDRO-ELECTRICITY STILL CHEAPER THAN ATOMIC POWER
- ARTICLEPROGRAMME FOR N.Z. SWIMMING TITLES
- ARTICLEDRIVER DROWNED WHEN TRUCK PLUNGES INTO RIVER
- ARTICLENAMES OF TAX DEFAULTERS PUBLISHED IN GAZETTE
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- ARTICLEJANE
- ARTICLEHARSH CRITICISM OF TEACHING PROFESSION STRONGLY RESENTED
- ARTICLECOMMISSION ON SAMOA TO SPEND WEEK IN N.Z.
- ILLUSTRATIONCATHEDRAL WEDDING.-In a beautiful gown of aquamarine satin, with pin-tucked bodice and matching tulle veil, Miss, Jud...
- SECTIONHandkerchiefs Had Quaint History from Headgear to Neckcloth
- ARTICLEWAIRATA TO SAIL AFTER DELAY OF THREE WEEKS
- ARTICLERUSSIAN MINISTER LEAVING NEW ZEALAND
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLESTUDENTS’ FORUM
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- ARTICLEKING OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED
- ARTICLEBUCK RYAN
- ARTICLESHIPPING
- ARTICLEGERMAN TOYMAKERS NOT TO MAKE MILITARY MODELS
- ARTICLEGARDENING.
- ARTICLEROBSON ENTERS FOURTH ROUND.
- ARTICLEWORK IN THE GARDEN
- ARTICLEACTIVITY OF RIFF LEADER BRINGS PROTEST FROM FRANCE
- ARTICLENEW COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF BRITISH HOME FLEET
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