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TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
ARTICLEGETTING READY FOR THE CHAMPION SLOGGERS. '
- ILLUSTRATION– ' Sir Joseph Ward is addressing political meetings in the Far South, and the Premier is serving out politics and op...
ARTICLEALL SORTS OF PEOPLE.
- ILLUSTRATIONSIX OF ONE AND HALF-A-DOZEN OF THE OTHER.
- ILLUSTRATIONA POSER. The Doctor : You should diet—eat onions—they are the secret of life, Tlie 'Patient: Yes; but how do you keep...
ARTICLETHE RAROTONGA POLICE DEPARTMENT.
- ILLUSTRATIONIn the centre of the front row is Mr. Jack Nash, a Sew Zealander, who is me of the heads of the Department.
ARTICLEWho Paid Her Fare?
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ARTICLELANCINGS. SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1914. STRIKES AND PUNISHMENT.
ARTICLETHE NIGHT SIDE OF LONDON.
ARTICLEINTELLIGENCE AND WAR.
ARTICLETURBULENCE AT TAKAPAU.
ARTICLEAUDACIOUS ADVERTISEMENT.
ARTICLEARE WE BREEDING WEAKLINGS?
ARTICLETRAM TROUBLES.
ARTICLEPLENTY OUT OF REACH.
ARTICLETHE OBNOXIOUS PRODIGY.
ARTICLETHE ROARING GAME.
ARTICLEDOGS HAVE RIGHTS.
ARTICLETHE GREAT MOVE
ARTICLESocial Thoughts Series.
ARTICLEThe Cheerful Thinker.
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ARTICLESOCIAL GOSSIP.
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ARTICLECrown Theatre, Ltd.
ARTICLESkin Health in the Nursery.
ARTICLETO WATERSIDE WORKERS
ARTICLETHE HEADQUARTERS' STAFF AT THE TAKAPAU CAMP.
- ILLUSTRATIONBack How: Captains Rose, Morrison, Hall, and Major Young. In front: Colonel Chaytor (O.C. Division), Sergt.-Maj or Te...
ARTICLEENTRE NOUS.
ARTICLEMusic for the Working Man.
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ARTICLEFINANCE STOCK AND MINING.
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ARTICLEDRA MATIC AND MUSICAL.
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ARTICLEWellington's Mayoral Election : The Successful and Unsuccessful Candidates and other Snapshots.
- ILLUSTRATION1. "Vote for Lukel" The lady, standing in the is Mrs, J. P. Luke, wife of Wellington's re-elected Mayor. 2. . Mr. Dav...
- ILLUSTRATIONMiss Stella Adams, of Universal City, California" the only woman chief of police in the world.. * Napoleon in action—...
ARTICLETHE LARGEST BRITISH STEAMER.
- ILLUSTRATION. The latest style of.bathing suit of short skirt and trousers, as recently worn 'by JVfrs. Arthur Scott Burden at a ...
- ILLUSTRATIONThe White Star liner Britannia, launched at Belfast a few weeks ago. She is of 50,000 tons measurement, and 900 ft lo...
- ILLUSTRATIONFlashlight photograph of those taking part in the Tango dancing competition at His Majesty's Theatre last Tuesday nig...
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATION"Japk, those burglars are ,in the pantry, at my pies and cake. 'Phone .for a
ARTICLEPUBLIC TRUST OFFICERS : Annual Conference of New Zealand's Local Deputy Public Trustees and General Managers.
- ILLUSTRATIONi'op Row-Messrs. J. E-Allen K. N H. Browne EO Hales, F. A. Raymond. W. M. Eggtestone, E. Barns. Second K, Saywell; T>...
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ARTICLEThe Ulster Crisis.
- ILLUSTRATIONThe North. Belfast volunteer force waiting on Belfast-quay for inspection by their new colonel, Viscount. Castlereagh
- ILLUSTRATIONViscount Castlereagh reviewing the volunteers. Behind him ia Major W. E: McCammond. ' —L.N,A., photo.-;
ARTICLENo Half-way Measures for Riley when He Transformed Himself into Blanchard.
ARTICLEUntitled
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ARTICLEOUT DOOR SPORTS AND PASTIMES
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ARTICLETHE TAKAPAU MILITARY CAMP: Snapshots by Our Special Photographer.
- ILLUSTRATIONGeneral Sir lan Hamilton and Captain Rose.
- ILLUSTRATIONEngineers constructing barb-wire entanglements.
- ILLUSTRATIONSprucing up in readiness for the General.
- ILLUSTRATIONTelephone-laying equipment,
- ILLUSTRATIONHeliography.
- ILLUSTRATIONThe D Battery in action
- ILLUSTRATIONMule equipment with Maxim.
- ILLUSTRATIONDigging cover trenches. -—■$. 0. Smith, photo.
ARTICLEHOCKEY NOTES
ARTICLELadies' Hockey.
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ARTICLESossip from Sydney.
- ILLUSTRATIONA RECENT PHOTOGRAPH OF MR. ALF. HILL, New Zealots clever Musical composer, now a resident of Sydney.
ARTICLEGourmet's Love Song.
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ARTICLEBook Chit Chat
ARTICLETHE METAMORPHOSIS OF A CONDUCTOR.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONMr. Bloy a year ago laid down the baton— thin, sad, and fading away. Mr. Bloy (after a year of Wellington zephyrs) as...
ARTICLEIn Days of Old.
ARTICLETwo Good Ones.
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ARTICLEAssociation Football.
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ARTICLESOME MEMBERS OF "THE DANDIES,"
- ILLUSTRATIONANDREW PACE, Tenor.
- ILLUSTRATIONsi».Z}tROLAND HENRY, Comedian and Monologuist.
- ILLUSTRATIONMISS NAOMI McQUOIN, Comedienne.
- ILLUSTRATIONMISS ETHEL WALKER, Soprano.
- ILLUSTRATIONGEORGE TAYLOR, Comedian.
- ILLUSTRATIONMISS LINDA BRADFORD, Contralto.
- ILLUSTRATIONHARRY WEBSTER, Basso.
- ILLUSTRATIONHEBBEBT BEAHMS, Pianist.
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ARTICLEIT IS TOWN TALK
- ILLUSTRATION" A THING OF BEAUTY MAY BE A JAW FOR EVER."
ARTICLETo Be Continued.
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