Contents of this issue
Contents
- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
- ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT NOTICE
- GROUPING_NODEPage 1 Advertisements
- ARTICLETWO MONTHS RECESS FOR GISBORNE CHESS
- ARTICLESLOOP’S NEW ROLE
- ARTICLEMen Wins Leg Contest
- ARTICLELET US WORSHIP GOD
- ARTICLEWILLIAMS & KETTLE LIMITED RUATORIA
- GROUPING_NODEPage 2 Advertisements
- ARTICLEUNECONOMIC CROPS OF POTATOES HAVE STATE ASSISTANCE SOUTH ISLAND ATTACK
- ARTICLESCHEDULE INCREASES FOR FAT LAMBS
- ARTICLEPARA RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED: TURNOVER EXCEEDS £600,000
- ARTICLEMINERAL QUEST BY EXPEDITION TO STEWART ISLE
- ARTICLE£10,498 WENT TO FOOD FOR U.K. FUND
- ARTICLEINDIANS ATTITUDE TO BRITISH CHANGED
- ARTICLERailway Men Admit Theft Of Used Paper Bearing Stamps
- ARTICLEGIRLS’ COLLEGE PRINCIPAL FEARS EDUCATION TREND
- ARTICLEATTEMPT TO TRAVEL IN SHIP WITHOUT PAYING FARE
- GROUPING_NODEPage 3 Advertisements
- ARTICLEOVERSEAS MAILS
- ARTICLEThe Gisborne Herald IN WHICH IS INCORPORATED "THE TIMES." GISBORNE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1948. INDONESIAN SETTLEMENT ...
- ARTICLEBETTER ROADS FOR THIS DISTRICT
- ARTICLENEWS of the DAY
- ARTICLEINDIVIDUAL EFFORT: HARD WORK: ENTHUSIASM OFFERS KEYS TO SUCCESS
- ARTICLERoad Votes To Councils Becoming Smaller And Smaller
- ARTICLEREGIONAL COUNCIL SUB-COMMITTEES SET UP
- ARTICLEEND NOT IN SIGHT: FIRST-WAR FUNDS TO BE CONSERVED
- ARTICLESTATE AND LOCAL BODIES ONLY TO CONTRIBUTE FUNDS
- ARTICLEMAORI SCHOLARS NEED EARLIER SCHOOL CONTACTS
- ARTICLEGOLDEN RULE FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS: “MAKE IT SHORT”
- ARTICLEXmas Windfall: Share In £2000 Ticket
- ARTICLEHANGAROA BLUFFS DEVIATION PLAN TO BE DISCUSSED
- GROUPING_NODEPage 4 Advertisements
- ARTICLEREDS LIGHTNING PUSH WITHIN 30 MILES OF NANKING
- ARTICLEBRITISH WATCH ON EVENTS IN CHINA
- ARTICLETRUMAN TO HEAR MME. CHIANG’S PLEA FOR U.S. AID
- ARTICLECzech Diplomat Seeks Refuge In U.S.
- ARTICLESEVENTY ARRESTS CHECK RESISTANCE PLOT OF HINDUS
- ARTICLEHUNGARIAN PREMIER RESIGNS
- ARTICLEFEDERAL RULE URGED FOR INDONESIA
- ARTICLESMALLEST REPUBLIC CLAIMS £2,000,000 FOR WAR BOMBING
- ARTICLEBritish Cars To Be Rustproofed
- ARTICLEGURKHA TROOPS TO REINFORCE HONG KONG
- ARTICLEFreyberg Thanks Perth For Kindness fo N.Z. Servicemen
- ARTICLEEisenhower Dubbed A “Warmonger” By Moscow Critic
- ARTICLE"WORLD CITIZEN'S" PLEA FOR WORLD REGIME
- ARTICLE‘Christmas Peace’ Talks Urged On Arabs & Jews
- ARTICLEMOSLEM BROTHERHOOD BANNED IN EGYPT
- ARTICLETURKS FETE BIRTH OF REPUBLIC
- ARTICLEBANK DIRECTOR’S EVIDENCE ON CONTACTS WITH STANLEY
- ARTICLEHungarian Oil Expert Sentenced To Death For Sabotage
- ARTICLEIraq Asked To Reopen Oil Pipeline
- ARTICLEU.N. FAVOURS ENTRY OF SIX STATES
- ARTICLEN.Z. GEOLOGIST FOR TANGANYIKA
- ARTICLEBaby Prince To Be Christened At Palace, Wednesday
- ARTICLEOBITUARY
- ARTICLEU.S. SECRET PAPERS SHIPPED TO MOSCOW, SAYS WITNESS
- ARTICLERED SPY PROBE “RED HERRING,” SAYS TRUMAN
- ARTICLESoviet “Fantastic Attempt To Vilify Democracies"
- ARTICLEC.P. BREAKAWAY GROUP MAY BACK LIBERAL CABINET
- ARTICLEForced German Labour For Uranium Mines
- ARTICLERED ARMY DESERTERS SHOT AS WARNING
- ARTICLESoviet Methods Must Not Succeed In Berlin, Says Mr. Bevin
- ARTICLEPARENTS TO DIE FOR MURDERING CHILDREN
- ARTICLEDRY ROT COSTING BRITAIN £20,000,000 A YEAR
- ARTICLEPeers Demand Inquiry On War Pensions: Government Reverse
- ARTICLEDEVASTATION OF VILLAGES, CROPS IN FIJI HURRICANE
- ARTICLEBritish Money For ‘Right
- ARTICLEGERMAN GIFTS TO BRITISH FLIERS RETURNED
- GROUPING_NODEPage 5 Advertisements
- ARTICLERUAPEHU AIR DISASTER DUE TO AN ERROR OF PILOTAGE, SAYS OPERATIONS MANAGER OF N.A.C.
- ARTICLEAircraft Captain’s Held By Solicitor
- ARTICLEPersonal Log Book
- ARTICLEFurther Effort To Retrieve Bodies Of Air Force Crew
- ARTICLEWill 'Flu Epidemic Spread To N.Z.?
- ARTICLEINCREASED OUTPUT OF COAL FROM SOUTHLAND SEAMS
- ARTICLERECORD PAY-OUT TO GREYMOUTH MINERS
- ARTICLEPOPULATION OF U.S.A
- ARTICLEOtto Sent For Trial On Murder Charge
- ARTICLEREQUESTED LOAN OF RIFLE TO SHOOT WILD BULL
- ARTICLEBritain Disposes Of 98 Destroyers? Gains 39
- ARTICLEEarly Statements By Commonwealth Leaders Expected
- ARTICLETWO WELLINGTON HOTELS DECLARED “BLACK”
- ARTICLE1100 HOTELS FACE STOPPAGE OF WORK
- ARTICLEAID IN PROTECTING FORESTS FROM FIRE MENACE REQUESTED
- ARTICLESHIPPING
- ARTICLEHOTEL VISITORS
- ARTICLEPERSONAL
- ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
- ARTICLEGISBORNE HIGH SCHOOL EXTENDS AREA OF INFLUENCE
- ARTICLESTOCKS AND SHARES
- GROUPING_NODEPage 6 Advertisements
- ARTICLELAMBING FIGURES SECOND HIGHEST ON RECORD
- ARTICLEGISBORNE HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS: SPORTS & STUDIES
- ARTICLETask Nearly Ended
- ARTICLEPoor Grade Petrol Responsible For Cuts In New Cars’ Power
- ARTICLEHUSBAND FAILS IN CLAIM AGAINST WIFE
- ARTICLECOMMISSION ADVISES INCREASE IN AREA OF HAMILTON CITY
- ARTICLEONE OF FOUR APPEALS ALLOWED BY COURT
- ARTICLEON THE AIR
- ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS
- ARTICLEMETEOROLOGICAL
- GROUPING_NODEPage 7 Advertisements
- ARTICLESTOP-WORK TALKS BY ALL N.Z. TRUCK DRIVERS PLANNED
- ARTICLEFAILURE TO AGREE ON NEW AWARD
- ARTICLEPAY AT 4/6 AN HOUR ASKED BY UNION FOR REGISTERED PLUMBERS
- ARTICLEMRS. KURZWEIL FAREWELLED
- ARTICLEOBJECTIONS RAISED TO GOLF ON SUNDAYS
- ARTICLEBRIGHT CRICKET LIKELY IN P.B.-H.B. REP. ENCOUNTER
- ARTICLEEFFORTS TO SETTLE FIREMEN’S DISPUTE
- ARTICLESenior B. And Second Grade Club Matches To Be Played
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