Papers Past | Newspapers | Free Lance | 27 March 1915

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TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
ARTICLEPATRIOTISM FIRST AND FOREMOST.
- ILLUSTRATION"Every month there is delay in the output of munitions of war may mean two or three months added to the war. Prior to...
ARTICLEAll Sports of People
- ILLUSTRATIONPROTESTING TOO MUCH
- ILLUSTRATIONSOLICITOR DAVE COOKE, OF D.U.\EUiX,
ARTICLEUntitled
ARTICLETHE LATE PRIVATE B. J. SIMPSON.
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SECTIONLancings SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1915. WELLINGTON TRAMS—THEY MOVE!
- ARTICLEAdmirable Improvements Introduced by the Engineer.
- ARTICLECARNIVAL—IS WELLINGTON SUITED?
- ARTICLEWHAT ABOUT THE WAR-TAX?
- ARTICLETHE SEX CONFLICT.
- ARTICLENO MORE TIGHT SKIRTS.
- ARTICLEA HOME THRUST.
- ARTICLEWOMAN BECOMES LOGICAL.
- ARTICLEBEER AND A SOLDIER.
- ARTICLEBOB FLFTCHER, GOOD MAN.
- ARTICLEBEHIND THE HAND.
SECTIONSocial Noughts Series.
- ARTICLELast of the Original Tales.
- ARTICLE"Once Bitten, Twice-"
  - ILLUSTRATIONAT SIX,
  - ILLUSTRATIONAT TWENTY-SIX.
  - ILLUSTRATIONAT SIXTY-SIX.
- ARTICLEMarch Competition: Most Amusing Original Sketch.
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ARTICLENEW ZEALAND NURSES RETURNED FROM SAMOA
- ILLUSTRATIONThe three nurses in the above picture are: Sister Bertha Nurse, Sister Wilson, and Sister V. McLean. They went to Sam...
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ARTICLEFinance Stocks AND Mining
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ARTICLEEntre Nows
ARTICLEA NEW BRITISH EXPLOSIVE.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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ARTICLEBack from Samoa.
- ILLUSTRATIONSNAPSHOTS OF THE FIRST MEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY FORCE,
ARTICLESocial Gossip
- ILLUSTRATIONMISS GLADYS BAXTER, who was elected Queen with Id,SOU votes.- She is aged 14, and was the Mibernian candidate. Miss D...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE CARNIVAL QUEEN IN HER ROBES. — W.' Tyree, photo.
ARTICLEUntitled
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ARTICLEUntitled
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ARTICLELATEST SNAPSHOTS FROM HOME.
- ILLUSTRATIONM. CamDojx, France's Ambassador to Great Britain, inspecting tlie 'British Red Cross motor ambulances
- ILLUSTRATIONOwing to the ever increasing! number of recruits, the Making of Army clothing is carried on by alinost. every clothin...
- ILLUSTRATIONAdmiral Stui'dee; hero of Islands naval engagement/ visiting the wounded at Corhamptan
ARTICLERACING IN ENGLAMD.
- ILLUSTRATION• – OVER! ;.,;■,;'; „ ■.'■.""'■' Taking the water-jump in the Prince of Wales' Handicap Steeplechase, run a few weeks...
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ARTICLEDRAMATIC AND MUSICAL
ARTICLEUntitled
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ARTICLEThe Battle of the Falklands.
ARTICLEUntitled
ARTICLETHE NORTH SEA FIGHT.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE SINKING OF THE GERMAN CRUISER BLUCHER.
ARTICLETHE WAR IN EUROPE.
- ILLUSTRATIONTommies in Northern France march ing out in good heart for their day's work. Note their sheepskin jackets.
- ILLUSTRATIONSerbian v r iien, who travel with their armiea, helping to bury the dead after battle.
ARTICLEGossip from Sydney.
ARTICLENext Summer.
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ARTICLENursery Rhymes for Kultured Kids.
ARTICLEPrzemysl.
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ARTICLEOut Door Sports AND Pastimes
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ARTICLEAustralian and New, Zealand Chums Meet in Egypt.
- ILLUSTRATION.. , "Our Boys's doing tho sights. Mounted on the- camels, in the foreground are three chums, who have met in Egypt. ...
ARTICLEThe Palmerston North Fete.
- ILLUSTRATIONView at the Show-ground. taken in front of the stand. In the foreground' is the Masterton Pipe Band, wliich assisted ...
ARTICLEBowling Notes
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE BOSS
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ARTICLEFOR THE BELGIANS.
- ILLUSTRATIONSNAPSHOTS AT THE PALMERSTOH NORTH FETE.
ARTICLEYachting Notes.
ARTICLEFAST EATING CAUSES DYSPEPSIA.
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ARTICLEPalmerston Doings.
ARTICLEUntitled
ARTICLETHE ROWING REGATTA.
- ILLUSTRATION1. Wellington 8.C., winners of the Maiden Pairs—C. Stanton (Cox), L. N. Williams, A," Macauly. 2. Petone 8.C., winner...
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ARTICLEIT IS TOWN
ARTICLE"THE SUNLIT HILL."
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ARTICLEUntitled
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