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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEBIRTH
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
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- ARTICLEGROWING PASTURE MIXTURES & THEIR RESEARCH VALUES
- ARTICLEATOM ELECTRICITY IN THREE YEARS?
- ARTICLEINDIVIDUAL RIGHT IN INDIA TO APPEAL TO THE SUPREME COURT
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- ARTICLECENTURY AND HAT TRICK RECORDED IN POVERTY BAY SECOND GRADE PLAY
- ARTICLETHE SCOREBOARD
- ARTICLESENIOR B. GRADE
- ARTICLECLEAN SWEEP IN MILLER CUP RACES: P.B. CREWS
- ARTICLEBELLIGERENCE OF THURSDAY ISLANDERS DENIED BY MISSIONARY
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- ARTICLEOVERSEAS MAILS
- ARTICLEThe Gisborne Herald. IN WHICH IS INCORPORATED "THE TIMES." GISBORNE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1948. RAW MATERIALS BASIS O...
- ARTICLEWAR HISTORY IN MAKING—TRUE PICTURE
- ARTICLESale Of N.Z. Butter And Cheese Abroad
- ARTICLEHEAVIER PRISON SENTENCES URGED
- ARTICLEFIREMEN’S DISPUTE: REPLY TO MINISTER
- ARTICLEReligious Film Society
- ARTICLEBRITISH FIGHTING HARD FOR RECOVERY: LACK OF FOOD FATS
- ARTICLEN.Z. Publicity Service On Ship Criticised
- ARTICLECRIME INCREASE IN BRITAIN DUE TO WAR
- ARTICLEBITTERNESS TOWARDS JEWS IN ENGLAND
- ARTICLEHOSTEL FOR SEAMEN
- ARTICLEHOME FROM JAPAN: LAST N.Z. TROOPS REACH AUCKLAND
- ARTICLEJapanese Sorry To See New Zealanders Leave --Fears Of Communism
- ARTICLENAVAL OFFICER’S VISIT TO NEW ZEALAND
- ARTICLELACK OF APPLICANTS
- ARTICLETWO NURSES ON HITCH-HIKE TOUR FIND KINDNESS ABOUNDING IN N.Z.
- ARTICLEBRIGHT DISPLAY AT R.S.A. PARTY: CHRISTMAS TREAT
- ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY
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- ARTICLEREDS BREAK THROUGH CHINESE LINES NORTH OF NANKING
- ARTICLEFather Loses Life In Vain Bid To Save Son From Fire
- ARTICLEFears That U.S. May Write Off China In Fighting Reds
- ARTICLESECRET TALKS ON ATLANTIC DEFENCE PACT
- ARTICLESoviet Envoy Accused Of Publishing Secret Decisions
- ARTICLEVolunteers Clearing Strike-Bound Mails
- ARTICLEBANDIT THREATENS ITALIAN POLITICIANS
- ARTICLEFinancial Shock For Delegates
- ARTICLEMR. FRASER SLEPT ON
- ARTICLEEffects Of 40-Hr. Week In Victoria
- ARTICLEDENMARK TO CONTINUE SHARE IN OCCUPATION FOR EXTRA TWO YEARS
- ARTICLET.U.C. TO EXPOSE COMMUNIST TACTICS
- ARTICLERUSSIANS TO SUSPEND RETURN OF JAPS.
- ARTICLEEFFECTS OF KING’S ILLNESS: SLOW IMPROVEMENT
- ARTICLEDUTCH-INDONESIAN PARLEYS BREAK DOWN COMPLETELY
- ARTICLEBRITISH STRENGTH VITAL TO AVOID WAR WITH RUSSIA
- ARTICLEViceregal Tour Of West Australia
- ARTICLESecret Papers Hidden In “Dumb-Waiter”
- ARTICLERARE BOOKS STOLEN FROM PORTUGAL
- ARTICLESAVED LIFE BUT ROBBED OF £5
- ARTICLETIMOSHENKO SALUTES RED TROOPS
- ARTICLEKOREAN REPUBLIC REGIME APPROVED: SLAV FILIBUSTER
- ARTICLENTH. KOREA TO IGNORE U.N. DECISIONS
- ARTICLEFour Killed In Chicago Hotel Fire
- ARTICLELisbon-London Hop In 3 Hrs. 9 Min.
- ARTICLESOVIET WORKERS’ BONUS
- ARTICLEStock And Crops Dying In South African Heat Wave
- ARTICLEU.N. SESSION ENDS WITH LITTLE DONE: TENSION EASED
- ARTICLE“MUST STICK TO U.N.,” SAYS EVATT
- ARTICLEBig Fall In Britain’s Meat Consumption
- ARTICLEJAPAN MAY BECOME US. BUFFER TO COMMUNISM IN EAST
- ARTICLEIrate Charwomen Denounce Cripps' Farthing Offer
- ARTICLEEIRE REPUBLIC’S RELATIONS WITH COMMONWEALTH
- ARTICLEMORTAR FIRE AIDING OPERATIONS AGAINST TERRORISTS IN MALAYA
- ARTICLEFIRST DUTCH FARMERS SAIL FOR N.Z.
- ARTICLEQUEEN MARY HAS COLD
- ARTICLEBID TO SALVAGE 200-YEAR-OLD SUNKEN TREASURE HOARD
- ARTICLEConciliation Commission For Holy Land
- ARTICLEPROPOSAL TO ASSEMBLY TO DELETE PARTITION FROM PALESTINE PLANS
- ARTICLELEBANON'S TERMS FOR ARMISTICE
- ARTICLECzech Spy Rings In Germany And Austria
- ARTICLEEGYPTIAN RECALL OF RETIRED POLICE TO MEET EMERGENCY
- ARTICLERebel!
- ARTICLEFish Can Hear, Says Scientist
- ARTICLECHURCHILL’S 1945 PLEA TO STALIN FOR POWERS’ AMITY
- ARTICLENo Unusual Red Army Moves In Germany
- ARTICLESoviet Threat To Force Down Western Planes
- ARTICLERed Airmen Offer To Fly In Air Lift
- ARTICLEONE KILLED IN U.S. PLANE CRASH
- ARTICLECHANGE IN SOVIET CHIEFS IN BERLIN
- ARTICLESOVIET COMMAND IN BERLIN NOT CHANGED
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- ARTICLESOVIET WOOLBUYER’S SILENCE: LEGATION OFFICER’S COMMENT
- ARTICLENo Alternative To Dumping Potatoes In Over Supply
- ARTICLEFRANCE ACCUSES BRITAIN OF BID TO DOMINATE TRADE
- ARTICLETwo Aust. Runners Not Coming To N.Z.
- ARTICLEINDIA’S RELATIONS
- ARTICLEEXPLOSION IN PARIS
- ARTICLENEWS IN BRIEF
- ARTICLEEx-Serviceman’s Home Burned: Marrow Escape
- ARTICLEFATAL POLIO CASE: HAWERA WOMAN DIES
- ARTICLECHILDREN’S HEALTH CAMPS TO REOPEN
- ARTICLEFLAT RATE FOR PRIME LAMBS PROPOSED
- ARTICLEGERMAN CRITICISM MUST BE QUELLED
- ARTICLEPERSONAL
- ARTICLENo Wire Shortage After June, 1919
- ARTICLEInjured Gisborne Resident Returns By Air From Australia
- ARTICLEElderly Man Attacked And Robbed
- ARTICLEGOOD WISHES IN TOLAGA BAY TO DOCTOR AND WIFE
- ARTICLECROWN TENANCIES: LAND BOARD HAS LIMITED AGENDA
- ARTICLEInfectious Diseases
- ARTICLENEW COMMITTEE TO INQUIRE INTO TEACHER-TRAINING
- ARTICLEWAHAROA DRIVERS’ STRIKE ENDS
- ARTICLEVICTIMS’ BODIES RECOVERED: BUSH PARTY EXHAUSTED
- ARTICLESENSITIVITY TESTS BEFORE INJECTIONS
- ARTICLEJOCKEY’S DEATH FOLLOWS INJURIES
- ARTICLESCHOOL CONCERT PACKS PUHA HALL
- ARTICLEHUTTON SCORES 174 IN 180 MIN. IN M.C.C. 442 FOR SIX WICKETS
- ARTICLEENGLISH WOMEN CRICKETERS OPEN WITH 288 RUNS QUEENSLAND
- ARTICLEEX-TEST CRICKETER DIES AGED 99 LONDON, Dec. 10.
- ARTICLEHIGHLY-PAID AMERICAN STAR
- ARTICLEHOMES & SECTIONS SALES APPROVED: SOME ADJUSTMENTS
- ARTICLEWanganui Recovers: Hawke Cup Match
- ARTICLEHANDICAPS DECLARED FOR FLOODLIT SWIMMING SPORTS
- ARTICLEP.B. FACE FIGHT FOR RUNS IN REPLY TO H.B.
- ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
- ARTICLETRACK AND FIELD CONTESTS KEEN IN CLUB SPRINTS
- ARTICLESHIPPING
- ARTICLEHOTEL VISITORS
- ARTICLESTOCKS AND SHARES
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- ARTICLEPARTICULARLY WET NOVEMBER IN EAST COAST DISTRICT
- ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS
- ARTICLER.S.A. BOWLS: W. JACKSON’S FOUR FOR TRIP SOUTH
- ARTICLECirculars Thown Away
- ARTICLEPERPETUA WINNER OF FIRST OAKS
- ARTICLEON THE AIR
- ARTICLEMETEOROLOGICAL
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- SECTIONWEEK-END SPORTING IN DETAIL
- ARTICLEIMPERIAL’S COUP: VEINE D’OR WINS HUIA HANDICAP
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND REHANDICAPS
- ARTICLEFRENCH CABINET AGREES ON BUDGET
- ARTICLECOUPLE UNDER DEATH SENTENCE TO MARRY
- ARTICLEHimalayas?
- ARTICLESWANEE SCORES IN CUP: FLYING GOES TO FOXWYN
- ARTICLEWELLINGTON RETAINS NUNNELEY CASKET
- ARTICLEFIRM RATES MADE AT MORRINSVILLE
- ARTICLEBROCKIE SCORES IN PRESIDENT’S: SIX TO FAITHFUL PAL
- ARTICLEGISBORNE YACHTSMEN WIN CUP AT TUAI
- ARTICLEDead Heat
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