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.
- GROUPING_NODEPage 2 Advertisements
- ARTICLEOBJECTIONS TO BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS
- ARTICLETENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS IN AMERICA
- ARTICLEOTAGO TEAM TO PLAY HARLEQUINS
- ARTICLEBOTTING CAPTAIN OF TOURING TEAM
- ARTICLESOUTH AFRICA REGRETS POSTPONEMENT OF TOUR
- ARTICLESECONDARY SCHOOLS GAME
- ARTICLEBLOMFIELD DEFEATS BELL IN SIX-ROUND WRESTLING BOUT
- ARTICLEWOMEN’S GOLF: OTAGO CLUB
- ARTICLEHATCH CUP HOCKEY MATCH
- GROUPING_NODEPage 3 Advertisements
- ARTICLEBirths.
- ARTICLEDeaths.
- ARTICLEIn Memoriam.
- ARTICLEPersonal
- ARTICLEKEW RATEPAYERS
- ARTICLEThe Evening Star WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1947. Disappointed Migrants.
- ARTICLEFuture of National Orchestra.
- ARTICLENews Briefs
- ARTICLEOTAGO NOMINATIONS FOR GOLF TEAMS TO MEET AUSTRALIANS
- ARTICLERadar Aid Installed on Ketch Ranui
- ARTICLEMR J. V. HANNA, PHYSICAL CULTURE INSTRUCTOR, DEAD
- ARTICLEONE KILLED AND FOUR INJURED IN VEHICLE COLLISION
- ARTICLECHILD DELINQUENCY FIGURES SHOW FURTHER DECREASE
- ARTICLECALL TO DOMINION FOR SUPREME EFFORT IN AIDING BRITAIN
- ARTICLESacrifices Are Necessary
- ARTICLEOur People Will Respond
- ARTICLEThe Weather
- ARTICLELATEST ARRIVALS At DUNEDIN HOTELS
- ARTICLENo New Developments In Oamaru Case
- ARTICLEPROPOSALS BY DUNEDIN CHAMBER FOR HELPING BRITAIN
- ARTICLEBRITAIN WILL “MUDDLE THROUGH” IS GENERAL FEELING
- ARTICLETRAVELLERS BY AIR SERVICES
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEWILL “FIERY CROSS” EVENTUALLY END ITS TOUR IN DUNEDIN?
- ARTICLEACCOMMODATION FOR STUDENTS REQUIRES FINANCE
- ARTICLEGROWING SHORTAGE OF “CALL HONEY” IN CITY FINANCE
- GROUPING_NODEPage 4 Advertisements
- ARTICLEBRITAIN MAY FREEZE DOMINION BALANCES IN LONDON
- ARTICLEBRITISH CRISIS CAUSED BY REDUCED COAL PRODUCTION, SAYS U.S.A.
- ARTICLEMR ATTLEE RESUMES HOLIDAY
- ARTICLEMACARTHUR'S WORK IN JAPAN IMPRESSES CANADIAN GENERAL CRERAR
- ARTICLERUSSIA BLOCKS EIRE FROM BECOMING MEMBER OF UNITED NATIONS
- ARTICLENEW AUSTERITY MEASURES PLANNED BY CABINET
- ARTICLEBRITAIN'S DOLLAR SHORTAGE EMBARRASSMENT TO AMERICA
- ARTICLEPRINCIPLE OF EMPIRE PREFERENCES , SANCTIONED AT GENEVA
- ARTICLEU.S.A. WILL SEEK FURTHER REDUCTION OF PREFERENCES
- ILLUSTRATIONFIRST VICTIM OF THE “ATOMIC AGE.”—Two years after the first atom, bomb was dropped by the American Air Force on Hiros...
- ARTICLEATTACKS BY GUERRILLAS, ARE REPULSED, BY GREEK TROOPS
- ARTICLEGREEK FOREIGN MINISTER ON VISIT TO LONDON
- ARTICLESPLENDID CROPS IN ENGLAND: WEATHER DRY AND HIGH TEMPERATURES
- ARTICLEBritish Officers admit ACCEPTING BRIBES IN ITALY
- ARTICLETRADE UNION DECISIONS ON NATIONALISATION MAY EMBARRASS GOVERNMENT
- ARTICLEWHITE PAPER COAL TARGET TRIFLING WITH PROBLEM
- ARTICLEFEDERAL GOVERNMENT WILL BUY BANK SHARES FROM SELLERS
- ARTICLEBOTH SIDES MARSHALLING FORCES FOR GREAT LEGAL BATTLE
- ARTICLEFORMER SOUTH AFRICAN MINISTER FACES COURT CHARGES
- ARTICLEHEAVY DEATH BOLL IN VIOLENT EXPLOSION IN CADIZ
- ARTICLEDEAD HUMBER 400, INJURED 5,000: MANY VICTIMS ENTOMBED
- ARTICLENINETEEN NAZIS FOUND GUILTY OF GRUESOME EXPERIMENTS ON HUMANS
- ARTICLEAustralia Now Favours MacArthurs Policy In Plans for Jap. Treaty
- ARTICLEMASS MOVEMENT OF INDIANS FROM PUNJAB RIOT AREA
- ARTICLEHOME-MADE BOMB FOUND REAR NO. 10 DOWNING STREET
- ARTICLETIMBER NOW SEASONED BY USE OF HIGH FREQUENCY ELECTRICITY
- ARTICLEHorse Traffic Will Disappear From London Streets
- ARTICLEBRITISH EMIGRANTS SHOULD NOT BE ALL YOUNG PEOPLE
- ARTICLEJEWS AND ARABS AWAIT UNITED NATIONS DECISION WITH ANXIETY
- ARTICLERUSSIA RENEWS DEMAND FOR PERSIAN OIL CONCESSIONS
- ARTICLEEducational Demands “Bordering on Fantastic,” Says Ministry of Works
- ARTICLEQUESTIONS IN HOUSE ON AUSTRALIAN BANKING PROPOSAL
- ARTICLELICENSING REPORT FOR DISCUSSION IN HOUSE TO-NIGHT
- ARTICLEBRIGHT SUNSHINE DRAWS CROWDS TO CARISBROOK
- ARTICLESPECIAL RANFURLY EDITION OF ‘STAR’ AT 5.15
- ARTICLEMORE THAN 1,000 STUDENTS TO BE ADMITTED TO TRAINING COLLEGE NEXT YEAR
- ARTICLEDIVIDED OPINIONS ON FINGERPRINT CLAUSE IN POLICE FORCE BILL
- ARTICLETasman Service
- ARTICLESOUTH AFRICA FACES DIFFICULT TASK TO WIN FINAL TEST
- ILLUSTRATIONNEW PLUNKET ROOMS FOR ANDERSON’S BAY—The upper picture shows the exterior of the new Plunket rooms at Ross’s Corner, ...
- ARTICLEHigh Country Runholders Facing Disaster, Says M.P. for Waimate
- ARTICLESERVICES FLOATS FOR CENTENNIAL PROCESSION WILL COST £1,250
- ARTICLECENTENNIAL FOND AMOUNTS TO £68,772
- ARTICLETWO SHIP DESERTERS REMANDED IN CUSTODY
- ARTICLEON ’CHANGE TO-DAY: BANKS EXCEPTION TO LOWER PRICE TREND
- ARTICLE'THE EGG AND I'
- ARTICLEJUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO SPONSOR “MISS NEW ZEALAND” CANDIDATE
- GROUPING_NODEPage 6 Advertisements
- ARTICLE'STAR1 CROSSWORD PUZZLE
- ARTICLEL. F. Berkett Has Strong Bracket For Winter Handicap
- ARTICLENOMINATIONS FOR OTAGO HUNT GLOB MEETING
- ARTICLETURBO AND EMULOUS FIGHT OUT FINISH AT ADDINGTON TRIALS
- ARTICLECOMBINED HUNT MEETING ACCEPTORS
- ARTICLENEWS AND VIEWS
- ARTICLEKING OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED
- ARTICLEBUCK RYAN
- GROUPING_NODEPage 7 Advertisements
- ARTICLEOVERSEAS APPLICANTS FOR MEDICAL COURSE FACE ADMISSION PROBLEM
- ILLUSTRATIONNEWS QUIZ.—A recent photograph of four contestants and Quizmaster (Russell Oaten; From left to right: “Mr Jackson,” “...
- ARTICLESHORTAGE OF TEACHERS CAUSING CONCERN
- ARTICLESOUTHERLY GALE DELAYS COASTAL SHIPS
- ARTICLERemarkable Memory Possessed by Quiz Contestant
- ARTICLEFURTHER EVIDENCE HEARD IN BOS MURPHY’S CLAIM FOR DAMAGES
- ARTICLEHOSPITAL FOR DUNEDIN PRESBYTERIAN COMMUNITY ENVISAGED
- ARTICLEGREATER FREEDOM SOUGHT IN EXAMINATION SYSTEM
- ARTICLEMACANDREW BAY ORPHANS
- GROUPING_NODEPage 8 Advertisements
- ARTICLEWomen's Organisations Enthusiastic About New Rest Room Facilities
- ARTICLEEngagement
- ARTICLESocial and Personal
- ARTICLETO-DAY'S RECIPE
- ARTICLEDR SGROLEFIELO RETIRING: NOTED FIGURE IN DOMINION LITERARY CIRCLES
- ARTICLEGORSE FIRES AT NORTH-EAST VALLEY
- GROUPING_NODEPage 9 Advertisements
- ARTICLECHESS
- ARTICLECHAMBER OF COMMERCE APPOINTS SUB-COMMITTEES
- ARTICLEMIDDLESEX HAS EIGHT-POINT LEAD IN COUNTY CRICKET
- ARTICLESTOP PRESS
- ARTICLESHIPPING
- GROUPING_NODEPage 10 Advertisements