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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEBIRTHS
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
• ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT NOTICE
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• ARTICLEMRS. A. M. HAWKINS DIES SUDDENLY
• ARTICLEMATAKAOA NEWSLETTER
• ARTICLERATES INCREASED FOR EXPORT MEAT
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• ARTICLEBUILDER FINED £135 FOR BREACHES OF REGULATIONS
• ARTICLEStart the Day WITH A SONG OF GLADNESS
• ARTICLEBRITISH RUGBY TEAM’S TOUR IN 1950 SAME AS IN 1930
• ARTICLEAll Blacks To Muster Before Sailing
• ARTICLEFINES ON DUNEDIN BOOKMAKERS TOTAL £400
• ARTICLEBOOKMAKER FINED £50 IN WELLINGTON
• ARTICLEWOMAN FINED £50: HELPING RELATIVES
• ARTICLEN.Z. Milk Products To Be Discussed In London
• ARTICLEWESTERNERS’ EXODUS FROM CHINA
• ARTICLEPRICES FOR GOOD WOOL FIRM BUT EASIER FOR FAULTY
• ARTICLE7 MEN INJURED IN ROTORUA IN BUSTRUCK COLLISION
• ARTICLETAXI LICENSES FOR EX-SERVICEMEN
• ARTICLEPolio Claims 13 Victims In Arctic
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• ARTICLEOVERSEAS MAILS
• ARTICLEThe Gisborne Herald IN WHICH IS INCORPORATED "THE TIMES." GISBORNE, TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1949 N.Z. BUTTER EXPORTS TO NOR...
• ARTICLEBRITAIN’S ELECTRICITY INDUSTRY
• SECTIONReaders’ Opinions
  • ARTICLETHE NATIONAL CANDIDATE
  • ARTICLERIVERSIDE ROAD
  • ARTICLELIFE-SAVING SERVICES
• ARTICLEN.Z. LIVED BEYOND INCOME LAST YEAR
• ARTICLEInvasion of Crows
• ARTICLEUNDERHAND ACTS ALLEGED AGAINST PUBLIC SERVANTS
• ARTICLEBUILDING PERMITS
• ARTICLEMore Chinese Stay in N.Z.
• ARTICLEHIGHWAY SEALING ON A MODEST SCALE FOR GISBORNE
• ARTICLELANTANA SHRUB NOT A DANGER TO GISBORNE GARDENS
• ARTICLEFounder Of Bible Reading Fellowship Visits Gisborne
• ARTICLEJUNIOR CHAMBERS HOLD COAST CONVENTION AT NAPIER
• ARTICLEROTARY CLUB MEMBERS THANKED FOR FOOD PARCELS
• ARTICLEOLD FRIENDSHIPS RENEWED BY ENGLISH VISITOR
• ARTICLECoast Road Bus Mishap
• ARTICLENOTIFIABLE DISEASE
• ARTICLEGERMAN V-1 BOMB ON DISPLAY: NAZI WARTIME TERROR
• ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY
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• ARTICLEPlanes Drop Food To N.S.W. Outbade Farms Isolated By Floods
• ARTICLEFOUR BULLOCKS "GO TO TOWN" IN CANTEEN
• ARTICLEFIRE THREATENS TO DESTROY 1,000,000 TONS OF COAL
• ARTICLE“YARD” BUILDING PICTURE OF LIVES OF MISSING FAMILIES
• ARTICLEWOMAN OFFERS BODY FOR CANCER RESEARCH TESTS
• ARTICLEPrincess Sees Seamy Side Of London Life
• ARTICLE“NO BARGAIN FOR WEST”
• ARTICLEChinese Red Armies Mass On Yangtse: Peace Terms Draft
• ARTICLEChild Exploitation In Pantomimes Alleged By Actors
• ARTICLEJAPAN MUST MAKE SACRIFICES TO RESTORE ECONOMY
• ARTICLEGermans May Compete In Sports Abroad
• ARTICLERED DISRUPTION IN EAST ISSUE AT EMPIRE TALKS
• ARTICLEIndian Reds Foment “Blockade” Of British Staff Of Mills
• ARTICLEFAKIR OF IPI RAIDS PAKISTAN FORT
• ARTICLEVIOLENCE FEARED IN CALCUTTA
• ARTICLEDutch Conference With Indonesian Leaders
• ARTICLESOVIET SUPPORTS YUGOSLAV CLAIM
• ARTICLEMICROFILMS ON MINDSZENTY TRIAL
  • ILLUSTRATIONHana Rischhuf Sulner and her husand, Lazlo Sulner. who were the official handwriting experts of the Hungarian Governm...
• ARTICLEU.S. WILL NOT BUDGE FROM SUPPORT OF ATLANTIC PACT
• ARTICLESoviet’s All-out Bid To Block European Recovery
• ARTICLEBELGIAN REDS’ AID FOR SOVIET PLEDGE
• ARTICLEU.S. PLANE CARRIES 269 PASSENGERS
• ARTICLETRUMAN HINTS AT RETIREMENT
• ARTICLEGERMAN COMMUNISTS DIFFER OVER POLICY
• ARTICLEGUARDS OFFICER SHOT DEAD IN MALAYA
• ARTICLESOVIET’S ‘COLD WAR’ PRESSURE ON NORDIC STATES
• ARTICLEGuatemala Piqued: Claims To British Honduras Issue
• ARTICLEBITTER FIGHTING IN PROGRESS IN BURMA
• ARTICLERICE STOCKS BURNED: THREE PERSONS KILLED
• ARTICLERUSSIANS ORGANISE “ANTI-TITO AIRLIFT”
• ARTICLENEGRO HAS LUCK OF THE TOSS
• ARTICLEDEFENCE ASSAILS RUSSIAN’S BOOK AS ANTI-SOVIET
• ARTICLEU.S. BARS RUSSIAN SEARCH FOR NAZI LOOT IN WEST ZONE
• ARTICLEAttlee And German Leaders Discuss Closer Link With W. Europe
• ARTICLEBritons To Guard Citizens In Germany
• ARTICLEPremier Impressed By Berlin Airlift
• ARTICLEFIRST SOVIET REACTION TO PROTEST
• ARTICLEBalt Refugees Accuse Russia Of Genocide
• ARTICLEMANY IDLE OWING TO WOOL STORE STRIKE
• ARTICLEU.N. DECIDES ON PROBE INTO SLAVE LABOUR: RUSSIA OBJECTS
• ARTICLEABSENT SENATORS EVADE ARREST IN PHILIPPINES
• ARTICLESouth Africans’ Good Start In Final Test: Wicketkeeper 125
• ARTICLEOther States Invited To Join European Council
• ARTICLEHOW RUSSIA WOULD TREAT COLONIES
• ARTICLE£2000 FOR RELIEF FUND TO ASSIST CONTRACTORS IN NEED
• ARTICLEBULGAR CLERICS’ TRIALS PART OF PROPAGANDA DRIVE
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr. Hector McNeil
• ARTICLEMore Bulgarian Pastors Under Arrest?
• ARTICLEPOLISH PRIESTS TO DIE FOR AIDING REBEL BAND
• ARTICLEMORE HUNGARIANS SENT TO PRISON
• ARTICLENEW VATICAN RADIO
• ARTICLE“4 KEY AUCKLAND SEATS WILL DECIDE GENERAL ELECTION”
• ARTICLENational Party Would Restore Death Penalty
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• ARTICLEBRITISH PEOPLE TIRED BUT DETERMINED: SECOND WIND NEAR
• ARTICLEWarships’ Exercises Delayed By Weather
• ARTICLEBAD WEATHER DELAYS TASMAN PLANE
• ARTICLEU.S. AIR EXPERTS VISIT DOMINION
• ARTICLE15 POLIO CASES IN OTAGO LAST WEEK
• ARTICLEWELLINGTON PATIENT
• ARTICLEENGLISH FEELING FOR FORMER ENEMY PRISONERS
• ARTICLEHusband And Wife Hurt -Police Inquiries
• ARTICLESHIP PUTS BACK WITH ENGINE TROUBLE
• ARTICLEPARTIZANKA ARRIVES AT TRIESTE
• ARTICLEFURTHER REMAND ON MURDER CHARGE
• ARTICLECIVIL ENGINEERING PASS LIST
• ARTICLEYOUTH INJURED IN FALL
• ARTICLEBIG GORSE FIRE NEAR WELLINGTON: 3 HOUSES SAVED
• ARTICLEInjured Man Rushed To Hospital From Fiordland
• ARTICLEPolice Alleged Forged “Tote” Tickets At Franklin Races
• ARTICLEWoman Tramper Safe: Injury Not Serious
• ARTICLEMRS. R. ALLWOOD
• ARTICLEBARTON’S FOLLIES STILL POPULAR : BIG PANTO AUDIENCE
• ARTICLEATTEMPT TO BREAK N.Z. TRACK RECORDS
• ARTICLEDRIVERS WARNED: DROP BOYCOTT OR BE DISMISSED
• ARTICLEWaterside Workers Dismissed For Boycott Of Glassworks’ Cargo
• ARTICLETime For Showdown With Carpenters
• ARTICLEMATA DEFEATS RUATORIA
• ARTICLEPERSONAL
• ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
• ARTICLEN.Z. FAMILY’S AGES AGGREGATE 925 YEARS: WORLD RECORD CLAIM
• ARTICLETOMORROW’S POLL: TWO ISSUES FOR GENERAL ELECTORS
• ARTICLERACE OFFICIALS IN A DILEMMA
• ARTICLEBOOTH FACILITIES CLARIFIED BY OFFICERS
• ARTICLEMINISTER'S VISIT: MR. W. NASH MEETS GISBORNE PEOPLE
• ARTICLEFood Poisoning Cases Occur At Wairoa Hospital
• ARTICLESUCCESSFUL PARISH FETE AT WAERENGA-A-HIKA
• ARTICLEDe Costa Cup Surf Race
• ARTICLEAJAX ANNEXES YACHTING TROPHY: SATURDAY’S RACES
• ARTICLESHIPPING
• ARTICLEHOTEL VISITORS
• ARTICLESECOND DAY OF HOROUTA TOURNEY
• ARTICLEBARRY FOURS TOURNEY AT KAHUTIA
• ARTICLEGISBORNE CLUB
• ARTICLEP.B. BOWLING CLUB
• ARTICLEAIRWAYS PASSENGERS
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• ARTICLEMT. NGAURUHOE’S CRATER FILLED UP WITH RUBBLE
• ARTICLEWOMEN’S WORLD
• ARTICLERECENT BRIDE WEARS OLD-WORLD GOWN
• ARTICLEAustralian Wheat Causes Congestion
• ARTICLEON THE AIR
• ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS
• ARTICLEMETEOROLOGICAL
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• ARTICLEMAORI TENNIS TAKING NEW LIFE: FUTURE DISCUSSED
• ARTICLEHALF W.R.C. EVENTS WON BY H.B-P.B. HORSES
• ARTICLEWYNDHAM JUVENILE STAKES
• ARTICLEFIVE JOCKEYS FINED
• ARTICLEGUN DOGS HAVE FIRST PRACTISE TRIAL OF THE SEASON
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  • ARTICLETARANAKI
  • ARTICLEOHINEMURI
  • ARTICLENEW TREATMENT FOR BRONCHITIS, CATARRH
• ARTICLEG. E. WILLSON WINS DOUBLE TITLE AT TOLAGA TRIALS
• ARTICLEVON NIDA WINS GOLF EXHIBITION MATCH
• ARTICLEDICKISON KNOCKS OUT FITZWATER
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