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TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
ARTICLEUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
ARTICLEALL SORTS OF PEOPLE.
- ILLUSTRATIONMAJOR PERCY OVERTON, second in command of the Canterbury Mounted Rifles, killed in action at GaTlipoli. His brother, ...
- ILLUSTRATIONThe Officer: His name will go down to posterity when this horrible war is all jorgotten, The (ivrl: I quite agree. By...
- ILLUSTRATIONW. REEGE, of Christchuroh, a director of the Bank of New Zealand.
ARTICLEBook Chit Chat.
ARTICLEHospital Fund Ship.
- ILLUSTRATIONGIVING HIM HIS FILL. The Bartender: Say when, old sport.
ARTICLEDon't Laugh.
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ARTICLEFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1915. AT THE DARDANELLES. A Tough Row to Hoe.
ARTICLETHE HAND OF THE HUN.
ARTICLEPATRIOTIC BOWLERS.
ARTICLEEXPLOITING THE PUBLIC.
ARTICLETHOSE SUBMARINES.
ARTICLETHE WAR TAXATION.
ARTICLEJEWS IN THE FIELD.
ARTICLETHE CANCER HORROR.
ARTICLELOYAL. SOUTH AFRICA.
ARTICLETAFFY IN A TEMPER.
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ARTICLEPalmerston Doings.
- ILLUSTRATION" Don't be silly, John I Go on with your game."
- ILLUSTRATIONLAND BATTERY DAMAGES SUBMARINE.
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ARTICLETHE ROLL OF HONOUR.
- ILLUSTRATIONSapper "DOUGLAS HAKRTSON N.Z. Engineers: killed.
- ILLUSTRATIONLieut. THOMAS CASSERLEY, N.Z. Expeditionary Force; wounded. ALAN R. SQUIRE. Main "Expeditionary Force; killed Pvt. H....
- ILLUSTRATIONPvt. ERNEST W. CLARK, Wellington Infantry; wounded. Pvt. LEONARD LARKIN, Main Expeditionary Force; killed. Lieut. A. ...
- ILLUSTRATIONSergt. L. 0. O'KEEFE, Otago M.R.; died of wounds Pvt. W. G. HENDLE, 14th Otago Regiment; wounded. Pvt. GEORGE P. NAIS...
ARTICLEFINANCE STOCKS AND MINING
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ARTICLEENTRE NOWS.
- ILLUSTRATIONWilliam 11. : You're not earning your salary. The Turk: You're not paying it. —N.Y. "Herald."
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ARTICLEThe Soldiers' Mail-Bag.
- ILLUSTRATIONA NEW ZEALAND SOLDIER'S FAREWELL: A PRETTY STUDY FROM WANGANUI. —Tesla, photo,
- ILLUSTRATIONBROTHERS IN ARMS. Tommies and a New Zealander fraternising at the front. On the right is Gunner Joe Kenny, of Welling...
ARTICLESOCIAL
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ARTICLEAssault=at=Arms.
ARTICLEUntitled
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ARTICLEWARD'S WAR-BUDGET TAXES
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE WAR BUDGET: OUR ARTIST'S IMPRESSIONS OF IT.
ARTICLEIn the New Zealand Trenches at Gallipoli.
- ILLUSTRATIONONE OF OUR BIG GUNS ENTRENCHED ON THE PENINSULA. —Daily Mirror, photo
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ARTICLEDRAMATIC AND MUSICAL
- ILLUSTRATIONMISS NELLIE KOLLE, who is now appearing in Christchurch at the Opera House, is giving a descriptive rendering nightly...
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ARTICLESossip from Sydney.
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ARTICLEWITH THE NEW ZEALAND FORCES ABROAD.
- ILLUSTRATIONL New Zealand wounded from Gafflpoli – arriving at our No. 2 Hospital at Cairo. 2. A Turk who is specially favoured w...
ARTICLEOUT Door SPORTS AND PASTIMES
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ARTICLEPeeps at Parliament.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE WELLINGTON TEAM. Back Row.—E. Ryan, J. G. Kinvig, D. Dennehy, W. Ryan, A. Gilchrist, H. Tanered, N. MePhee Middle...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE AUCKLAND TEAM. Back Row.— G. Campbell, J. L. Prussing, J. Harris, J. Grace, G, Avery, W. Hanlen. Middle Row.—D. C...
ARTICLETHE RUGBY ROLL OF HONOUR.
- ILLUSTRATIOND. STEWART MACFARLANE {Petone Club and Wellington representative) and HENRY DEWAR {Melrose Club and Wellington, Taran...
ARTICLEHockey Notes.
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ARTICLEAuckland v. Wellington at Rugby Football: Some Snapshots of the Play.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
ARTICLEAll Sorts of Sport.
ARTICLEAssociation Football.
ARTICLEJunior Notes.
ARTICLERHEUMATISM AGAIN.
ARTICLEUntitled
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ARTICLEWhen Shall We Reach Berlin ?
- ILLUSTRATIONNEXT?
ARTICLEWHY BACKS ACHE.
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ARTICLEIT'S TOWN TALK
- ILLUSTRATIONWIDOW O'BRIEN AftD HER TWO DAUGHTERS. Frank Hawthorne as the widow in "Fun on the Bristol." With him are Misses Annie...
- ILLUSTRATIONA SCENE FROM \"FUN ON THE BRISTOL," commencing a season at the.Grand Opera House on Wednesday, September Bth.
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