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ARTICLETINO TRIES THE "KAISER BILL" ACT.
- ILLUSTRATION,■■•■'' . ' . . Athens, September 21.— At the swearing in of the 1916 Greek troops, King Constantino, in his? address...
ARTICLEAll Sorts to People
ARTICLESILHOUETTE IMPRESSIONS AT TRENTHAM
- ILLUSTRATIONThe Colonel
- ILLUSTRATIONThe Sergeant,
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- ILLUSTRATIONThe Major The Lance-Corporal
- ILLUSTRATIONThe Capiain
- ILLUSTRATION'1 he Private,
- ILLUSTRATIONTht Subaltern
- ILLUSTRATIONThe Kecruit.. /
- ILLUSTRATIONLOOKING THE FART. " I expect you sing a bit?" " ellT^ef"^y.es- Buc how did y°u bn™, Sergeant ? ' I could tell by thos...
ARTICLECHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR NEW ZEALAND'S SOLDIERS ON ACTIVE SERVICE.
- ILLUSTRATIONA street saleNof flowers, etc., was held in Wellington last Saturday, the money realised going to augment the fund fo...
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ARTICLELancings FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1916. THE HUN AND HIS COMMUNIQUES. Amusing, If Mendacious.
ARTICLELAND FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS.
ARTICLEWHEN WILL THE WAR END ?
ARTICLETHE SHIRKING VOLUNTEERS.
ARTICLETUT, TUT, TINO.
ARTICLETHE I.W.W. AND CONSCRIPTION.
ARTICLEZAPPING THE ZEPPS.
ARTICLESOCIAL MALLS FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS.
ARTICLEOUR PICTORIAL WAR GAZETTE
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- ILLUSTRATIONA regiment of the famous French Alpine Cyclists brought forward to occupy and garrison the territory on both banks of...
- ILLUSTRATIONA heavy French gun bound for the front, "Papa" Joffre, President Poineare, and General Bogues, the War ' Minister, re...
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ARTICLENeutrality.
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ARTICLEFinance Stock and Mining
ARTICLEBAD FOR THE SKIN.
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ARTICLEWHAT THE MOVIES ARE DOING
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ARTICLE"What's Yours ?"
ARTICLEDESERVING OF GREAT PITY.
- ILLUSTRATIONSerbian orphans, refugees all of them. They are here" seen in a school opened for their education b\ the Frprieh at C...
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ARTICLEEntre Novs.
- ILLUSTRATION"Ah! Taking ybur husband's place, Mrs. Brown, I see. How do you get on with the shaving ?'» " Oh, all right I hope, s...
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ARTICLEDramatic and musical
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ARTICLEThe Liarite.
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ARTICLEOUR PICTORIAL WAR GAZETTE.
- ILLUSTRATIONK ' ' . '. '•.■'-■ . . ■-■..■" ■." '..-■■ ■•. " The Vancouver Island Timber Wolves" say Good-bye,—These Canadians, of...
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- ILLUSTRATION. A Panorama of the Somme Country, the scene of the French viotories.—ln the foreground are what remains of the Germa...
ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
- ILLUSTRATIONPhotograph of a-portion of Preta Cemetery, Malta, showing the headstones erected over the graves of New Zealanders an...
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ARTICLESocial Gossip.
- ILLUSTRATIONME, A. A. STUART MENTBATH, a well-known member of the Wellington Bar, who died,this week.
ARTICLEDAINTY ODDS AND ENDS.
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ARTICLEA PATRIOTIC FEILDING FAMILY: Mr. C. W. Brodie's Soldier Nephews
- ILLUSTRATIONFRANK REEVES (nephew of Mr. C. W. Brodie), now with the 18th Reinforcements at Featheraton Camp.
- ILLUSTRATIONThese four young soldiers, the Stunell boys from Feilding (also nephews of Mr. C. W. Brodie) met on 27th July last " ...
ARTICLEBill's Reserve of Bishops.
ARTICLEMABMAGE.
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ARTICLEGossip from Sydeny.
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ARTICLETurf Topics.
ARTICLESYMPTOMS OF DEBILITY.
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ARTICLEROLL OF HONOUR: Young New Zealanders who have been either killed or Wounded in France in the recent Great, Push.
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- ILLUSTRATIONSei-gt: 'Jack PORTEOTJS (Johnson. rille) ; wounded. ■'"'.
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- ILLUSTRATIONSergt. ;C; G. GELL (Wellington); wounded. ptl B. R. LAKKSHEAR (Wellington); wounded.
- ILLUSTRATIONLieut; Clifton S. GEDDIS (Na.. pier); wounded. '
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- ILLUSTRATIONRflmn: A. N. BARRETT (Welling. ton}; wounded and gassed.
- ILLUSTRATIONEflnm. Roy N. HARVEY (Wellington) ;. wounded. Lieut. J. M. SUNLEY (Westport); died of wounds.
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- ILLUSTRATIONGapt. Paul A. ELDER (Wellington) ; /vyounded.
- ILLUSTRATIONGunner- J. P. ROBERTS (Wollino- , ton)] wounded. E:flran. F. L. STEWART (Otaki); wounded.
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- ILLUSTRATION■' Surgeon-Ca'pt. G. V. BOOLE, (Waipukurau); killed Rflmn. A: M. STUART (Wellington) ; died. *of- wounds. . – Sergt.-...
- ILLUSTRATIONLieut. A. G. BIR7SS (Carterton; wounded. Private G. . HEPPI/ESTO'N (Petone) ; wounded., "•.."-/
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- ILLUSTRATIONLieut. J. BROWN (Wellington wounded. Rflmn V. G. COLLINS (Wellington) i wounded.
ARTICLESports and Pastimes.
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ARTICLEAll Sorts of Sport.
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ARTICLEPalmerston Doings.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE LATE Dll. A. A, MARfIN, one of New Zealand's; cleverest surgeons, who has died of wounds received in France. — Wh...
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ARTICLEAssociation Football.
ARTICLECycling and Motoring.
- ILLUSTRATION; . Captain (to new recruit) : Always remember that a soldier's first duty is prompt and .j unquestioning obedience t...
- ILLUSTRATION" Young man, have you been rejected ?" "'Y.eSj mum; three times as a soldier and twice as a husband."
ARTICLEBilliards.
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ARTICLESEVENTEENTH REINFORCEMENTS: SNAPSHOTS OF THEIR MARCH-OUT.
- ILLUSTRATION5 ' ■ •-•'•'■.■.■■.'"•; '"" IS YOUB SOLDIEK-BOY AMONGST ANY OF THE ABOVE ? : One of the centre snapshots is that of M...
ARTICLEIt is Town Talk
- ILLUSTRATION" SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE."
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