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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEBIRTH
• ARTICLEDEATH
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
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• ARTICLELET US WORSHIP GOD
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• ARTICLECALLING ALL INVINCIBLES
• ARTICLEPRESSMEN SEEKING EARLY DECISION ON FORM OF INQUIRY
• ARTICLEROYAL SHOW ENTRIES SET NEW RECORD
• ARTICLEPERON PARTY LEADS IN ARGENTINE POLLS
• ARTICLE"MISS N.Z." AFFIANCED
• ARTICLEWomen’s World
• ARTICLEBus Drivers’ Appeal Over Pay Dismissed
• ARTICLERedistribution Of Australian Electorates
• ARTICLETHREAT TO MEDICAL SPECIALISTS
• ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN STATE SHIPPING LINE
• ARTICLEM.P.’S PASS OWN PENSIONS SCHEME
• ARTICLENURSE CHARGED WITH SETTING FIRE TO BLANKETS
• ARTICLEFOUR IN TASMAN YACHT RACE.—
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• ARTICLEOVERSEAS MAILS
• ARTICLEThe Gisborne Herald IN WHICH IS INCORPORATED "THE TIMES." GISBORNE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1948. BEVIN AGAIN SAYS "NO...
• ARTICLESAFER MOTORING WITH GAS TURBINES
• ARTICLELOAN-GRANT PLAN: CARS FOR THOSE DISABLED IN WAR
• ARTICLEWAR AMPUTEES’ APPEAL BRINGS GOOD RESPONSE
• ARTICLETHREE CHANGES IN STAFF IN ’DISTRICT POST OFFICES
• ARTICLENOW A RECOGNISED CONCERT PIANIST OF GREAT CALIBRE
• ARTICLECLAIMS NOT TO BE PRESSED FOR ROYAL SHOW YET
• ARTICLEIncreased Membership
• ARTICLEGISBORNE WANTS EVERY STICK OF TIMBER AVAILABLE
• ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY
• ARTICLEKIPPENBERGER AS WAR HISTORIAN QUERIES POLICY
  • ILLUSTRATIONSir Howard Kippenberger
• ARTICLECHRISTMAS RUSH BEGINNING AT THE CHIEF POST OFFICE
• ARTICLEA. & P. SPRING SHOW RETURNS SHOW DECLINE IN PROFIT
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• ARTICLEMartial Law Imposed On All Nationalist China: Chiang’s'Fresh Reverses
• ARTICLEDoctor Removed Own Appendix: On Job Next Day
• ARTICLEFormosans Oppose Chiang’s Regime Moving To Taiwan
• ARTICLENearly 4000 Refugees Drown In Ship Sinking
• ARTICLEU.S. MARINES TO GO TO SHANGHAI IN EMERGENCY
• ARTICLEBRITONS DISAPPOINTED BY BEVIN’S SPEECH
• ARTICLESANCTUARY IN JAPAN FOR REFUGEES?
• ARTICLESoviet Will Not Accept Declaration Of Human Rights
• ILLUSTRATIONTANKS BOUND FOR CHINA.—Thirty-six M-3 tanks are seen being loaded aboard the S.S. Andrew Jackson at Houston, Texas, o...
• ARTICLEGERMAN REDS USE NAZI METHODS TO EXTORT MONEY
• ARTICLE400 HINDUS ARRESTED
• ARTICLEAUST., N.Z. BUTTER & CHEESE TO BE SOLD ABOVE BRITISH PRICES
• ARTICLEBritain Salvages Metal Of German Warships
• ARTICLETHIEVES’ HAUL IN FRENCH SURETE
• ARTICLEFLOODS FOLLOW GALES IN BRITAIN
• ARTICLENATIVES TO DIE FOR GHOULISH RITUAL MURDER
• ARTICLECountry Party Saves Liberals From Defeat On Supply Bill
• ARTICLEBig Three Security Board To Keep Germany Disarmed
• ARTICLEWhat a Bite!
• ARTICLECHURCHILL FLAYS GOVERNMENT POLICY ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS
• ARTICLESOVIET DISLIKES “DIRTY HANDS”
• ARTICLEFUST ON STATION STRIKE
• ARTICLEMeasures Taken To Prevent German Rearmament
• ARTICLEPOPULAR VOTE IN U.S. PRESIDENCY
• ARTICLEU.S. REPORT DENIED OF PROPOSED FOOT AMPUTATION
  • ILLUSTRATIONKing George
• ARTICLEU.N. COMMISSION ON ASIA AND EAST FRUSTRATED
• ARTICLEGiant U.S. Bomber Flies 9400 Miles Non-Stop
• ARTICLEUlster Election May
• ARTICLEBELCHER AND WIFE QUESTIONED ABOUT ALLEGED GIFTS
• ARTICLEHUNGARIAN PREMIERDESIGNATE
• ARTICLE£250,000 Gift By Lord Nuffield For Surgical Research
  • ILLUSTRATIONLord Nuffield
• ARTICLEAbdullah May Become King Of Palestine-- Transjordan State
• ARTICLEJews’ Offer To Free Trapped Egyptians
• ARTICLESmallpox Outbreak In Old Jerusalem
• ARTICLEBritish Jet Fighters For France
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• ARTICLEKAKA INQUIRY EVIDENCE ENDED: BOARD NOW TO HEAR COUNCIL
• ARTICLEEND OF BUTTERRATIONING IN N.Z
• ARTICLEUNANIMOUS VOTE OF UNO ASSEMBLY TO BAN GENOCIDE
• SECTIONHOTEL WORKERS’ DISPUTE
  • ARTICLESETTLEMENT EFFORTS
  • ARTICLE“NO APPROACH YET”
  • ARTICLEBREWERY WORKERS’ CLAIMS
• ARTICLEN.A.C. SERVICES FROM GISBORNE TO START WEDNESDAY
• ARTICLEVALUATION BODY WILL REPLACE SALES COMMITTEE
• ARTICLEFOREMAN LABOURER SENTENCED FOR FALSE PRETENCES
• ARTICLEAPPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF TAXI LICENSE
• ARTICLEHOLDERS WIN FOUR OF SIX RUBBERS IN TENNIS CASKET MATCH
• ARTICLENEWS IN BRIEF
• ARTICLEPublic Servants "Led Up Garden Path” MINISTER’S ALLEGATION
• ARTICLEPORTION OF GOODS TRAIN DERAILED
• ARTICLETWO NEW FOLIO CASES IN MARLBOROUGH
• ARTICLENO SIGNS IN N.Z. OF ’FLU OUTBREAK
• ARTICLE“NOBODY CAN PREDICT ’FLU EPIDEMIC”
• ARTICLEBIG TEST FOR ARAMOHO OARSMEN TODAY
• ARTICLEHOTEL VISITORS
• ARTICLENurses’ Home Concert
• ARTICLEPOLICE FIGHT ON ROOF TOP TO MAKE AN ARREST
• ARTICLEGRAB-AND-RUN PLOT ENDS IN GAOL TERM
• ARTICLEWOOL-BUYING BY THE CONTINENT
• ARTICLEMR. J. M. MACKIE: PROMINENT IN AMATEUR ATHLETICS
• ARTICLEOLD CAMPAIGNER PASSES ON: LATE MR. JAS. CAMPBELL
• SECTIONACCEPTORS FOR COMING MEETINGS
  • ARTICLEAUCKLAND
  • ARTICLEJockey Club Bars List Of Race Runners
  • ARTICLEBritish To Aid Yugoslav Steel Industry
  • ARTICLEPERSONAL
  • ARTICLETAPANUI
  • ARTICLEWAIKATO TROTS
  • ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
• ARTICLEH.B. THREE FOR 91 IN MATCH WITH P.B. IN GISBORNE
• ARTICLEWEST INDIES MAKE GOOD START IN BOMBAY TEST
• ARTICLECHALLENGERS OPEN WITH 336 RUNS IN HAWKE CUP PLAY
• ARTICLEBRILLIANT PLAY BY MORRIS FOR N.S.W. IN
• ARTICLEWAIAPU CRICKET REPS. TO MEET P.B. ELEVENS
• ARTICLESTOCKS AND SHARES
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• ARTICLEWOMEN’S WORLD
• ARTICLEON THE AIR
• ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS
• ARTICLEMETEOROLOGICAL
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• SECTIONCURRENT FARMING TOPICS
  • ARTICLETALLOW, HIDE & SKIN DISPUTE ON LOCAL MARKETING
  • ARTICLEONE MAN CAN CARE FOR 1000 CITRUS TREES IN GOSFORD AUSTRALIAN EXPERIENCE
  • ARTICLEFAT LAMB SEASON NOW WELL UNDER WAY AT KAITI
  • ARTICLEPRODUCTION OF TOMATOES UNDER GLASS AT WAINUI
  • ARTICLECAMPAIGN VERSUS FOOT-ROT OFFER BY VETERINARY CLUB
  • ARTICLEValue of Ram Examinations
• ARTICLEHIGH AVERAGES FOR WOOL SOLD AT NAPIER SALE
• ARTICLESidelights On Crop Activities In Gisborne Area
• ARTICLEDo Not Pen “Daggy” Sheep
• ARTICLERABBITSKIN RATES REMAIN ON A PAR
• ARTICLETo-day's Crossword Puzzle
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