Contents of this issue
Contents
- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEROLL OF HONOUR IN MEMORIAM
- ARTICLEBIRTH
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
- GROUPING_NODEPage 1 Advertisements
- ARTICLENEW FABRICS ARE KEY TO AUTUMN FASHIONS
- ARTICLETrotting Judges
- ARTICLEDAIRIES’ RATES SHOW DECLINE AT MORRINSVILLE
- ARTICLESeven-Lap Road Cycle Race
- GROUPING_NODEPage 2 Advertisements
- ARTICLETHIRD WIN AGAINST RUGBY CHAMPIONS
- ARTICLETHE SCOREBOARD
- ARTICLERUN OF 80 YARDS GAINS CELTS’ WINNING POINTS
- ARTICLEH.S.O.B. BEAT MARIST : JUNIOR PLAYERS OUT
- ARTICLEOTAGO TEAM TO PLAY POVERTY BAY
- ARTICLEOTAGO BEAT H.B. 12-6 AFTER A HARD TUSSLE
- ARTICLEOUTSTANDING PLAYERS IN TRIAL MATCH
- ARTICLEAIR FORCE BEAT ARMY IN HARD GAME
- ARTICLERUATORIA’S CITY SIDE HOLD WAITITI SHIELD
- ARTICLEJUNIOR CHAMPIONS DEFEAT INTERMEDIATE
- ARTICLECELTIC BEAT MARIST
- ARTICLEBOWLS DRAWING MORE PLAYERS : CENTRE REVIEW
- ARTICLEFAREWELL PARTY FOR RUATORIA DISTRICT NURSE
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND BEAT WELLINGTON 22-3
- ARTICLERUGBY PLAYER DIES AFTER MATCH
- ARTICLERadio-’Phone Calls.
- GROUPING_NODEPage 3 Advertisements
- ARTICLEOVERSEAS MAILS AIR MAIL
- ARTICLEThe Gisborne Herald. IN WHICH IS INCORPORATED “THE TIMES.” GISBORNE, MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 1948. FIRE INQUIRY: REPORT OF...
- SECTIONLETTERS TO THE EDITOR
- ARTICLESPECIAL AWARDS AT COMPETITIONS
- ARTICLESMALL 'QUAKE FELT IN WELLINGTON
- ARTICLEPolitical Roundabout
- ARTICLEGREATER AID FOR HOME SERVICEMEN ADVOCATED
- ARTICLEBURGLARS ACTIVE IN WELLINGTON
- ARTICLEGISBORNE CHESS CLUB : CHAMPIONSHIPS START
- ARTICLESkirts To Stay.
- ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY
- ARTICLEMOTHER OF SEVEN KILLED BY HITAND-RUN MOTORIST
- ARTICLEELDERLY MAN'S DEATH : HIT BY TWO CARS
- ARTICLEY.F.C.-SPONSORED PLOUGHING MATCH ACHIEVED OBJECT
- ARTICLEFINES IMPOSED IN RUATORIA COURT
- GROUPING_NODEPage 4 Advertisements
- ARTICLERAMADIER INVITED TO FORM CABINET : MARIE’S MINISTRY OUT
- ARTICLECRUISER SENT TO SINGAPORE TO AID BRITISH FORCES
- ARTICLEMALAYAN OUTLOOK IMPROVING : WAR COSTS £3,000,000
- ARTICLE£20,000 From Air Opium-Running Trip
- ARTICLEDUTCH REJOICING : QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY
- ARTICLEFATHER SAW SON AND COMPANIONS DROWNED
- ARTICLEU.S. Advised To Pass Law To Check Communist Spying
- ARTICLEDieppe Raid Ensured Success Of D-Day, Says Mountbatten
- ARTICLESteel Nationalisation Bill This Session
- ARTICLETrial Of German Army Chiefs Criticised
- ARTICLEBRITAIN WILL OPPOSE CONTROL OF COLONIES
- ARTICLEDECISIONS BY U.N. ECONOMIC COUNCIL
- ARTICLEHungarian Diplomat Staying In U.S.
- ARTICLERUSSIAN TEACHER JUMPS FROM CONSULATE
- ARTICLERUSSIANS’ WILD JEEP DASH IN U.S. SECTOR
- ARTICLECRIPPLED GIRL PROVOKES U.S.- SOVIET DISPUTE
- ARTICLEAirborne Food Supply To Be Increased
- ARTICLEBERLIN WARNED AGAINST WEST GERMAN REGIME
- ARTICLEOUSTED SOVIET CONSUL SAILS FOR HOME ‘FOR REST”
- ARTICLEEMPIRE WOOL POOL HOLDING 3,218,000 BALES
- ARTICLEChurch Leader Calls Communism “Christian Heresy”
- ARTICLECANADA SEEKS N.Z. BUTTER IMPORTS
- ARTICLEBlood Transfusions In Plane For 7½ Hours Save Man’s Life
- ARTICLEFRANCO’S OFFER TO RECOGNISE PRETENDER’S SON
- ARTICLEAust. Veterinarian For Emperor’s Horses
- ARTICLEBritish Naval Diver Sets World Record
- ARTICLEHEAVY AIR ATTACK ON KASHMIR TOWN
- ARTICLEPRECAUTIONS TO EVACUATE HYDERABAD
- ARTICLEFLOOD DEVASTATION IN INDIA
- ARTICLEESCAPE FROM RED REGIME IN PRAGUE : EX-LEADER’S STORY
- ARTICLECatholic Bishops Defy Czech Communist Regime
- ARTICLECZECH “ESCAPE” GROUP UNDER ARREST
- ARTICLEU.N. Truce Observer and Pilot Shot
- ARTICLEGiant Flying-Boat On Non-Stop Flight
- ARTICLERUSSIA’S DRIVE TO BOOST COAL OUTPUT
- ARTICLECABLE— BRIEF
- ARTICLEThree Australian Centuries Against Somerset: 560 for 5
- ARTICLEConduct Of Korean Doctors Difficult. To Change
- GROUPING_NODEPage 5 Advertisements
- ARTICLEPLANE CRASH IN SEA : WRECKAGE FOUND ON BEACH
- ARTICLEMR. FRASER ATTENDS ROTORUA CEREMONIES
- ARTICLEROTORUA HAS NEW TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
- ARTICLEPOLIO CASES IN WELLINGTON
- ARTICLENEWS IN BRIEF
- ARTICLE1 KILLED, 2 HURT WHEN CAR HITS TELEGRAPH POLE
- ARTICLEChina Launches Anti-Epidemic Campaign
- ARTICLEHome Fleet Exercises In Channel
- ARTICLEOLD FOLKS’ SOCIAL
- ARTICLEGood Luck Wishes to Rugby Side
- ARTICLEPARIS FASHIONS IN AUTUMN HATS
- ARTICLEMAORI PETITION : ANCIENT CLAIMS ON MANGAHAUINI
- ARTICLEFOOT ECZEMA IMPROVED
- ARTICLEAIR VIEW OF TORNADO DAMAGE IN FRANKTON
- ARTICLETORNADO VICTIM : ONLY HIS BOOTS REMAINED
- ARTICLEN.Z. TIN MINER’S ORDEAL IN “TIGER TAMER’S COUNTRY”
- ARTICLEMARCH PAST AT OLYMPIC GAMES
- ARTICLEWELLINGTON BEAT POVERTY BAY 2-0 IN HOCKEY MATCH
- ARTICLELEADING RUGBY PLAYERS INJURED
- ARTICLESHIPPING
- ARTICLEOAK GARDEN CIRCLE
- ARTICLETOOGOOD RETAINS P.B. GOLF TITLE : ATKINS’ GOOD BID
- ARTICLEOBITUARY
- ARTICLEPERSONAL
- ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
- ARTICLECOMPETITIONS’ JUDGES OFFER SUGGESTIONS
- ARTICLEFESTIVAL FINALE : LEADING ENTRIES IN BIG PROGRAMME
- ARTICLESTOCKS AND SHARES
- GROUPING_NODEPage 6 Advertisements
- ARTICLEAUSTRALIANS OUTCLASS N.Z. IN SOCCER TEST
- ARTICLESOCCER SHIELD RETAINED
- ARTICLEGORE-INVERCARGILL ROAD RACE
- ARTICLETHE OLYMPIC WAY
- ARTICLEN.Z. BASKETBALL TEAM OUTCLASSED BY AUSTRALIANS
- ARTICLETEAM SELECTED FOR THIRD TEST
- ARTICLECANTERBURY WINS NEW ZEALAND CUP AGAIN
- ARTICLERUATORIA BASKETBALL TITLE RETAINED
- ARTICLE30 TEAMS TAKE PART IN N.Z. TOURNAMENT
- ARTICLEHIGH SCHOOLS' HOCKEY TOURNAMENT
- ARTICLE600 MILES CYCLE RACE WINNER
- ARTICLEON THE AIR
- ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS
- ARTICLEMETEOROLOGICAL
- GROUPING_NODEPage 7 Advertisements
- SECTIONWEEK-END SPORTING IN DETAIL
- GROUPING_NODEPage 8 Advertisements