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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEDEATHS
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
- ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT NOTICE
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- ARTICLEWOMEN’S INSTITUTE
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLESouth Island Steamer Service
- ARTICLELET US WORSHIP GOD
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- SECTIONPARLIAMENT IN SESSION
- ARTICLEWAIT FOR SUMMER: RESTORATION OF COUNTY ROADS
- ARTICLE"Coal Costs Doubled” Under State Control
- ARTICLEACCUSED DENIES CAR THEFT CHARGES
- ARTICLEUNLIGHTED CYCLES
- ARTICLESOVIET SECRECY OVER NAVAL BASE WORKS AT PORKKALA
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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- ARTICLEOVERSEAS MAILS
- ARTICLEThe Gisborne Herald. IN WHICH IS INCORPORATED "THE TIMES." GISBORNE, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1948. INTENSIFICATION OF ANTI-O...
- ARTICLEGISBORNE DISTRICT COMMUNICATIONS
- SECTIONLETTERS TO THE EDITOR
- ARTICLEANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT
- ARTICLEP.B. RUGBY SELECTION
- ARTICLEREV. E. B. MOORE’S SERMON
- ARTICLEJust Under £100,000
- ARTICLEALL ROADS AGAIN OPEN FOLLOWING HEAVY COAST RAIN
- ARTICLESALE OF DARTON FIELD
- ARTICLEOld Trophy Re-Appears
- ARTICLETariffs Reduced: Revenue Loss May Be £1,000,000
- ARTICLEGISBORNE KIWIS INVOKE R.S.A. AID TO SAVE FORMER FRIEND
- ARTICLESOIL HOSED UNDER TURF
- ARTICLEVICEREGAL PARTY RETURNS FROM ISLANDS BY AIR
- ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY
- ARTICLEFORMER TOLAGA WOMAN FINDS NEW YORK LIFE ATTRACTIVE
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- ARTICLEBRITAIN WILLING TO MEET RUSSIA WHEN BLOCKADE ENDS
- ILLUSTRATIONCoL Clifton-Brown
- ARTICLEPHENOMENAL SEA BELIEVED TO HAVE SUNK SAMKEY
- ARTICLEGENERAL SMUTS AS CHANCELLOR
- ARTICLE“Appalling Ignorance” of Aust. Unionists of Events in Malaya
- ARTICLESPITFIRE ASSAULTS ON INSURGENTS IN MALAYAN AREAS
- ARTICLEFRENCH AIRLINER DOWN IN SEA: 15 PERSONS ADRIFT
- ARTICLEReported Black Market Sales of Australian Lead to Dominion
- ARTICLEITALY’S EX-COLONIES IN AFRICA
- ARTICLEARABS ACCUSED OF TRUCE BREACHES
- ARTICLEEngland Scores 268 For 2 in Splendid Fourth Test Start: Washbrook Fine 143
- ARTICLEHARDSTAFF TO COACH IN AUCKLAND
- ARTICLEU.S. JET FIGHTERS FOR GERMANY
- ARTICLEWest Powers Draft Fresh Protest To Moscow
- ILLUSTRATIONMr. Kenneth Royall
- ARTICLEIRAQ RECALLS ENVOYS FROM U.N.
- ARTICLEGERM & CHEMICAL WAR WOULD RAVAGE WORLD
- ILLUSTRATIONProfessor M. L. Oliphant
- ARTICLEAUSTRALIA MAY SEND ARMS TO MALAYA ON NAVAL SHIPS
- ARTICLEGLUBB PASHA REVEALS VIEWS ON PALESTINE
- ILLUSTRATIONGlubb Pasha
- ARTICLE“MURDERER” HAS HIS REVENGE
- ARTICLEE.C.A. May Buy Produce From N.Z. For Europe
- ARTICLE“We Win Withstand Blockade," Says Berlin Party Chief
- ARTICLEBRITAIN ABANDONS TUDOR II. & V. PLANES
- ARTICLEReds' Antipathy to Balt Labour “Sabotages Housing”
- ARTICLECHANGES IN COPRA MARKETING
- ARTICLETASMANIAN ASSEMBLY TO BE DISSOLVED
- ARTICLEBATTLE OF CIGARETTES IN BERLIN
- ARTICLESHARP RISE IN HOME BUILDING COSTS
- ARTICLEBLACK PROSPECTS BRITISH CIVIL AVIATION: WAIT FOR PLANES
- ARTICLECANNED SEAL FLESH MAY GO TO BRITAIN
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- ARTICLEEXPERIENCED FARM WORKERS AMONG NEW SETTLERS
- ARTICLEMaori Father Found Guilty of Son’s Death By Starvation
- ARTICLEROAD DEVIATION: HANGAROA BLUFFS DELAY ACCEPTED BY COUNCIL
- ARTICLEANOMALIES SOUGHT IN VALUES REVISION
- ARTICLEADDRESS UNKNOWN
- ARTICLECARA HALL’S PLAYING IMPRESSES AT B.M.S.
- ARTICLEPREMIUM BALLOTS MAJOR ISSUE IN LAND SETTLEMENT
- ARTICLEMINERS’ HOLIDAY PAY BENEFITS
- ARTICLEEMPLOYERS HELD TO HAVE BROKEN AGREEMENT: NEW LOADING DISPUTE
- ARTICLECHIEF JUSTICE TO BE CHAIRMAN
- ARTICLEDISMISSAL ORDER IGNORED BY WATERSIDERS
- ARTICLENO CRUELTY TO ANIMALS IN MEDICAL TESTS
- ARTICLEN.Z. Seaman To Sell 47,000-Dollar House Won in U.S. Raffle
- ARTICLEWAIAPU COUNTY STRIKES MAXIMUM RATE: COSTS UP
- ARTICLEDUNEDIN WOMAN DIES AT AGE OF 102
- ARTICLEROYAL VISIT TO DOMINION: PATRIOTIC DISPLAYS
- ARTICLEGLADIOLUS AND CHRYSANTHEMUM CLUB FORMED
- ARTICLEPOPULAR EARLY RESIDENT PASSES: MRS. W. GRAHAM
- ARTICLEDUNEDIN WATERSIDERS’ WORK PRAISED
- ARTICLEFUTURE OF CADET TRAINING IN N.Z.
- ARTICLEMR. FUSSELL GOVERNOR OF RESERVE BANK
- ARTICLEChild Found Drowned in Rubbish Hole
- ARTICLESEALS STILL ABUNDANT IN FOVEAUX STRAIT
- ARTICLEFIRE DESTROYS MINES’ OFFICE BUILDINGS
- ARTICLESTOCKS AND SHARES
- ARTICLERICH COAL SEAM FOUND IN SOUTHLAND
- ARTICLE“JAYCEE” TEAM SCORES A WIN IN DEBATE
- ARTICLEHOTEL VISITORS
- ARTICLEELECTRIC SIGNS TO BE SWITCHED ON AGAIN
- ARTICLEVITAL INFORMATION FOR FOREIGN POWER
- ARTICLESavage Cloak Still Missing
- ARTICLEEXPLOSION IN CITY SHATTERS WINDOWS
- ARTICLEPERSONAL
- ARTICLEMEASLES EPIDEMIC IN NORTHERN AUSTRALIA
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND—GISBORNE ROAD SERVICE
- ARTICLE£70,000 Estate
- ARTICLEBRIEF MEETING
- ARTICLENgakaroa Road Extension
- ARTICLE‘BORROWED’ BROOCH BEQUEATHED TO OWNER
- ARTICLENO LIFTING OF RESTRICTIONS IN GISBORNE
- ARTICLENew Maori School Residence
- ARTICLENAME PERPETUATED IN MOUNTAIN PEAKS
- ARTICLE125 DROWNED IN CAPSIZE OF FERRY
- ARTICLEDomestic Principles for Boys.
- ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
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- ARTICLEWellington Leads in Interprovincial Womens Golf Tourney
- ARTICLEARCHERS’ THIRD TROPHY CONTEST
- ARTICLETOKOMARU BACKS SHOW TEAM PLAY ON TOLAGA FIELD
- ARTICLEMETEOROLOGICAL
- ARTICLEOVER FIFTY TEAMS TO PLAY FOR BASKETBALL SHIELD
- ARTICLETOP PLAYERS FOR REP. TRIALS
- ARTICLERUATORIA FAREWELL: TRIBUTES FROM W.I.
- ARTICLEON THE AIR
- ARTICLEUnderfed Maori Children
- ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS
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- SECTIONWAIROA BARRY CUP RUGBY CHALLENGE
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLESOCCER REPS. TO PLAY FOR E.C. ROSE BOWL
- ARTICLETHE WAY THE SHOW IS PUT ON
- ARTICLETOLAGA BOWLERS' SUCCESSFUL YEAR
- ARTICLEKAHUTIA FREE OF DEBT: BOWLERS’ ENTHUSIASM
- ARTICLEBEST HOCKEY SIDE TO LEAVE AUSTRALIA: GAME IN GISBORNE
- ARTICLEAMBULANCE DUTIES
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- GROUPING_NODEThe Gisborne Herald
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- ARTICLEGENEROUS RESPONSE OF OWNERS & TRAINERS FOR COMBINED TOLAS A BAY-WAIAPU MEETING
- ARTICLEGREENMEADOWS STARTERS
- ARTICLECOMBINED FORM
- ARTICLEGREENMEADOWS IDEAS
- ARTICLERICCARTON CANDIDATES RACING AT WASHDYKE
- ARTICLERIDERS AT NAPIER PARK
- ARTICLEOLYMPIC PROGRAMME OF N.Z. TEAM
- ARTICLEBIG FIELDS CARDED FOR AVONDALE SECOND DAY
- ARTICLEAVONDALE HOPES
- ARTICLEChange of Quarters.
- ARTICLEAVONDALE ANGLES
- ARTICLETHE AVONDALE CARD
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- ARTICLEEVEN CLASS ENGAGED AT MANAWATU HUNT MEETING
- ARTICLEMANAWATU FORM
- ARTICLEMANAWATU SUMMING UP
- ARTICLEMANAWATU HUNT FIELDS
- ARTICLELATEST SCRATCHINGS
- ARTICLERIDERS AT AVONDALE
- ARTICLEMANAWATU RIDERS
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- ARTICLETrial Matches For N.Z. Cricket Team
- ARTICLEBruce Woodcock to Make Comeback Bid in September
- ILLUSTRATIONBruce Woodcock
- ARTICLEBlack K.O.’s Touhey in Torrid Fight
- ARTICLESIXTEEN START BUT ONLY SEVEN FINISH STEEPLES
- ARTICLEOVATION GREETS HOWE’S OATS WIN
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