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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEBIRTH
• ARTICLEDEATHS
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• ARTICLECLUB CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES ON KAHUTIA BOWLING GREEN
• ARTICLEWELLINGTON YACHTSMEN
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• ARTICLEFOUR OF P.B. CLUB ELEVENS ACHIEVE 10-POINT WINS WITH INNINGS MARGIN
• ARTICLETHE SCOREBOARD
• ARTICLESENIOR A. GRADE
• ARTICLEP.B. CRICKET REPS. TO MEET H.B. XI.
• ARTICLESUCCESSFUL RACE AGAINST TIME IN HIGH SCHOOL GAME
• ARTICLEBradman Makes 123 In Own Testimonial Game
• ARTICLEN.Z. CRICKET TRIAL DATES AMENDED
• ARTICLEDestruction of Shags.
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• ARTICLEOVERSEAS MAILS
• ARTICLEThe Gisborne Herald. IN WHICH IS INCORPORATED ‘THE TIMES." GISBORNE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1948. COMMUNISTS ARE LOYAL O...
• SECTIONLETTERS TO THE EDITOR
  • ARTICLECONSUMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE
• ARTICLEHOLIDAY VISIT TO DOMINION: MR. H. L. BAKER’S CAREER
• ARTICLEMinister Praises Work Of Health Camps
• ARTICLECHILD MIGRANTS FOR N.Z.: SCHEME NOW OPERATING
• ARTICLEDeaths From Poliomyelitis
• ARTICLEPolitical Roundabout
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLE44 Passengers Cross Tasman In 4 Mrs. 20 Min. At 305 m.p.h.
• ARTICLECLERIC LOSES RACE AGAINST TIME
• ARTICLEForty Years’ Production
• ARTICLE“’Quake Fund Not To Provide For Other Disasters”
• ARTICLEFIRST AWARD FOR N.Z ACTORS ANNOUNCED
• ARTICLEBANKER ATTACKS N.Z. GOVERNMENT’S EXTRAVAGANCE
• ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY
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• ARTICLEHEAVY VOTING IN WEST BERLIN ELECTION: FEW RED INCIDENTS
• ARTICLESOVIET ACCUSED OF COMPLETELY SPLITTING BERLIN
• ARTICLEVoting Facilities For Hospital Patients
• ARTICLEINCOME TAX REDUCED IN SOVIET ZONE
• ARTICLENew Industrial Hope For The Highlands
• ARTICLESOUND RECORDS ON PAPER: POLISH INVENTORS’ CLAIM
• ARTICLEU.S. Research Into Automatic Control Of Guided Missiles
  • ILLUSTRATIONGeneral Joseph McNarney
• ARTICLEHow To Reduce Number Of Divorces
• ARTICLEITALY SUPPORTS FEDERATION IN EUROPE
• ARTICLEPakistan Seeking Settlement With India
• ARTICLEINDIAN ARMY C-IN-C
• ARTICLEN.Y. Times To Fly Daily Paper To Europe
• ARTICLEPetain To Remain In Island Prison
• ARTICLEBulgarian Barbers Work To Aid French Strikers
• ARTICLEHungarian Minister Resigns From Abroad
• ARTICLEROYAL BABY HAS FIRST OUTING
• ARTICLEShoplifter’s Capture Televised
• ARTICLEPOWERFUL CRUISER STARTS TRIAL
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe U.S.S. Des Moines is eased into the Fore River away from the shipyards where she was built for the start of her t...
• ARTICLEMALAN TO PRESS FOR DECISION ON RACIAL ISSUE
• ARTICLEItalian “Cotton King” Pays For “Colossal Error”
• ARTICLENew 2YA Transmitter Undergoing Tests
• ARTICLE7 KILLED IN GERMAN TRAIN SMASH IN FOG
• ARTICLEHAND-GRENADE
• ARTICLECOMPLETE CURE FOR KING’S AILMENT UNKNOWN
• ARTICLEConciliation Commission Proposed
• ARTICLEAbdullah--Now “King Of Palestine”
• ARTICLEFUTURE OF ARAB AREAS OF HOLY LAND
• ARTICLENEW WHEAT AGREEMENT NEGOTIATIONS
• ARTICLESTARTLING EVIDENCE OF U.S. RED SPY RING
• ARTICLECHINESE SEEKING VAST AMERICAN AID TO BEAT REDS
  • ILLUSTRATIONDr. Wellington Koo
• ARTICLE3000 Feared Drowned In Sinking Of River Steamer
• ARTICLEAssembly To Complete Work In New York
• ARTICLEMORE STATE AID IN BUILDING URGED
• ARTICLEEnglishman Taking Up Bull-fighting
• ARTICLEChinese Claim Successes At Kucheng And Kalgan
• ARTICLEAMERICANS EXPECT REDS TO TAKE NANKING SHORTLY
• ARTICLEResearch Council Fears Bureaucratic Control
• ARTICLEJET PLANE VITAL TO R.A.A.F.
• ARTICLESIR B. FREYBERG VISITS ADELAIDE
• ARTICLEBURMA FEARS RED INFILTRATION IN CHINESE INFLUX
• ARTICLEEVACUATION OF OFFICIALS’ FAMILIES FROM NANKING
• ARTICLECZECH TRADE MISSION TO MOSCOW
  • ILLUSTRATIONM. Zapotocky
• ARTICLEWRECKAGE OF LUGGER -FEARS FOR CREW
• ARTICLE8 FEARED DEAD IN CHINESE AIR CRASH
• ARTICLESEVERE EARTHQUAKES NEAR SOLOMONS
• ARTICLEITALO-ARGENTINE FRIENDSHIP PACT
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• ARTICLEAirmen’s Bodies Found: Difficult Recovery Task
• ARTICLE“PLANE APPEARS TO HAVE FALLEN APART IN AIR”
• ARTICLEFruitgrowers Perturbed At Delay In Announcing New Marketing Board
• ARTICLEGOT HIS POUCHES
• ARTICLEEnglish Week-end
• ARTICLERe-Education Of Germans Makes Little Progress
• ARTICLEYACHT EN ROUTE TO N.Z.
• ARTICLEWANGANUI WOOL PRICES FULLY FIRM ON RECENT SALES
• ARTICLEWANGANELLA CREW ARRIVES BY PLANE
• ARTICLEBALT IMMIGRANTS HIGHLY PRAISED
• ARTICLERADAR USED TO MAKE RAIN
• ARTICLECOUNTRY WICKETS FALL CHEAPLY
• ARTICLESUCCESS ON STAGE AND RADIO
  • ILLUSTRATIONJACK HULBERT, appearing before the B.B.C. television camera with a decorative member of the “Hulbert Follies,” Eunice...
• ARTICLEN.Z. Wool Strongly In Demand: 25% Advance In Prices
• ARTICLEPRICE RANGE FOR N.Z. GREASY WOOL AT LONDON SALES
• ARTICLECUPID NO LONGER “HANDCUFFED”
• ARTICLEAIRWAYS SERVICES TO RECOMMENCE ON DECEMBER 20
  • ILLUSTRATIONSIR FRANK NEWSAM, British deputy Under-Secrtary of State, who has been appointed permanent Under-Secretary in success...
• ARTICLETWO MEN BELIEVED KILLED WHEN TRUCK CRASHES INTO GORGE
• ARTICLESECOND BUS ACCIDENT VICTIM DIES
• ARTICLEHuge Krupps Plant Switching To Peace Products
• ARTICLEHOTEL VISITORS
• ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
• ARTICLESTATE MINERS SET HIGH OUTPUT FIGURES ON COAST
• ARTICLENEW P.B. RECORD FOR JUNIOR JAVELIN THROW
• ARTICLEValue Of English Public School System
• ARTICLELOVELY ACTRESS
  • ILLUSTRATIONPATRICIA ROC, one of Britain’s loveliest screen actresses. Pat. Roc is a Londoner, and after she left school went to ...
• ARTICLEPERSONAL
• ARTICLEPLAYERS QUALIFY FOR PROVISIONAL RANKING LIST
• ARTICLESHIPPING
• ARTICLESTOCKS AND SHARES
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• ARTICLEADA SCOTT & RED FLIGHT WIN IN GOLDEN JUBILEE
• ARTICLEWOMEN BOWLERS’ WEEK-END GAMES
• ARTICLEGRAIN BEETLE DANGER
• ARTICLESWIMMERS IN TWO GRADES TO CONTEST FURLONG EVENTS
• ARTICLE104FT. THICK COAL SEAM AT BLAIR ATHOL
• ARTICLE“WOMEN AT WAR"
• ARTICLE£l00 a Week.
• ARTICLEON THE AIR
• ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS
• ARTICLE"DUET FOR TWO HANDS"
• ARTICLEMETEOROLOGICAL
• ARTICLESpruikers’ Hours
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• SECTIONWEEK-END SPORTING IN DETAIL
  • ARTICLEAUDACIOUS AND BEAU OR WIN: FLEETWOOD’S “SIX”
  • ARTICLETWO CUPS CONTESTED BY GISBORNE YACHT CLUB MEMBERS
  • ARTICLECUP TRIAL TO CONSPIRACY: PINE PARK SURPRISES
  • ARTICLENose Separated Bruce, “The Beau” In Canterbury Cup
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