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TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
ARTICLETHE BABY-KILLERS.
- ILLUSTRATIONLONDON, February 4. Further details of the Zeppelin raid have been made public at the inquest on the victims. The dea...
ARTICLEALL SORTS OF PEOPLE
- ILLUSTRATIONCHIEF DETECTIVE BODDAM, of Wellington, on the look-out for German spies,
- ILLUSTRATIONBRITISH AND FRENCH SOLDIERS FRATERNISING WITH GREEK SOLDIERS AT SALONIKA
ARTICLEGossip from Sydney.
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ARTICLEFINANCE STOCKS AND MINING.
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ARTICLEUntitled
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SECTIONLANCINGS
- ARTICLEFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1916. MORE MEN.
- ARTICLEA SUFFERER FROM INSOMNIA.
- ARTICLEWOMEN AS TRAM CONDUCTORS.
- ARTICLE"NOT WANTED ON THE VOYAGE."
- ARTICLETOUCHING TONGA.
- ARTICLEPOISON IN THE PRESS.
- ARTICLETHE SQUEAK OF THE ZEPPELIN RATS.
- ARTICLETHE OTTAWA OUTRAGE.
ARTICLEA "REAL LIFE" STORY FROM GALLIPOLI : "COBBER" NE'ER-DO-WELL OR HERO.
- ILLUSTRATION" ROBBING THE CRADLE," _<■ pucJc."
ARTICLEFEEL BADLY ALL OVER.
ARTICLEUntitled
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ARTICLEDRA MATIC AND MUSICAL
- ILLUSTRATIONMiss MARY PIC KIORD, the favourite ■picture-acti ess, as Rags, in the new feature film of that name, to he screeved a...
- ILLUSTRATIONMISS DAISY JEROME, Who makes her re-appearance at His Majesty's Theatre next Monday night.
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ARTICLEENTRE NOVS.
- ILLUSTRATIONMADE IN GERMANY. l\Mabel, go on with your home lessons, and don't gnaw your pencil." " But, Auntie, Tin only gnawing ...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE LION SHOULD SMILE-. " Where iss mein U Lambs'!" —" New York Sun."
ARTICLELines to the Junker.
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ARTICLESURF-BATHING AT LYALL BAY.
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ARTICLEWITH THE BRITISH FORCES IN THE BALKANS
- ILLUSTRATIONTommies entrenching themselves on Serbian soil. In this case the trenches stretched from mountain top to mountain top...
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ARTICLESOCIAL GOSSIP
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ARTICLENEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR.
- ILLUSTRATIONTrooper T. J. M. JENKINS, Otago Mounted Rifles; killed in.- action.
- ILLUSTRATIONTrooper MERVYN FRANCIS COX, of Wanganui: killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONGunner CHARLES SALMON, of Wellington; kille-d in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPrivate A. A. FOOTE, Canterbury Regiment; lieved killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONSergrt. CHARLES EDMUND LYLE YOUNG, of Auckland; killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONIst Sergt. WATKIN LEWIS, oth be- Reinforcements; . first reported wounded, then reported killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATION) Lieut. CLIFFORD C. BARCLAY, of Waimate; killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPrivate .H. A. CREED, of Nelson ; died of wounds.
- ILLUSTRATIONPrivate ANDREA R. MERCER, of Dunedin; killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONGunner ROY CAMERON WATSON, sth Reinforcements; killed in action.
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ARTICLEOLD-LOOKING YOUNG WOMEN.
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ARTICLEPlamerston Doings.
ARTICLEUntitled
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ARTICLEBOWLING NOTES
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE CANADIAN HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT AT OTTAWA, Destroyed by fire last week, supposedly by Germans,
ILLUSTRATION£ FRENCH RESERVISTS PROM TAHITI, who passed through Wellington last week, enjoying a dip in the briny at Lyall Bay.
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ARTICLEOUT DOOR SPORTS AND PASTIMES
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ARTICLETURF TOPICS.
- ILLUSTRATIONA big demonstration in 'Sofia, the Roumanian capital, organised by the war party. The banners read : "We Want Mobilis...
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ARTICLEAll Sorts of Sports
ARTICLECycling & Motor News.
ARTICLEBilliard Jottings.
ARTICLEThe Soldiers' Mali- Bag
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ARTICLEIt's Town Talk
- ILLUSTRATION(Scene : The " Sporran Arms," after peace is declared, and the custom of " treating " has just been re-instated.) Pic...
ARTICLEBallad of the Germans.
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