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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEROLL OF HONOUR IN MEMORIAM
- ARTICLEBIRTH
- ARTICLEDEATH
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
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- ARTICLEAMENDMENTS TO PROVISIONAL TOWN PLANNING SCHEME
- ARTICLEAll Vehicles Must Stop At Controlled School Crossings
- ARTICLE‘PLANNING COUNCIL A WASTE OF MONEY’
- ARTICLETIKITIKI HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS TO VISIT CITY
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- ARTICLE“N.Z. MUST BE STRONG OR GO UNDER,” SAYS KIPPENBERGER
- ARTICLEBOWLERS FAREWELL MR. & MRS. W. H. SMITH
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEMOCK AIR ATTACK ON N.Z. CRUISER IN SEA EXERCISES
- ARTICLECanterbury Theatre Players’ Tour Of Australia Popular
- ARTICLEENGLAND’S COAL RESOURCES ARE BEING DEPLETED
- ARTICLENEW MAGISTRATES APPOINTED
- ARTICLEVALUABLE STOCK INJURED BY DOGS
- ARTICLEPulpit Messages Christianity and Life
- ARTICLEProtection Urged Of Archaeological Sites
- ARTICLEINVERCARGILL WOOL CHEQUE DECREASE
- ARTICLE“Pimping” and “Snooping”
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- ARTICLEPOLIO RESEARCH IN STH. AFRICA SHOWS MARKED ADVANCES
- ARTICLESTRUGGLE IN ITALY BETWEEN REDS AND CATHOLICS
- ARTICLESTRONGER CAIRO POLICE FORCE TO FIGHT TERRORISM
- ARTICLEBERLIN SWEEPS GET RISE IN PAY
- ARTICLEGaoled Scientist’s Research On Use Of Thermal Energy
- ARTICLEFEW REPRESSIONS AT STRANGEST BRITISH SCHOOL
- ARTICLEU.S. Officials Search Germany For “Ghost” Children
- ARTICLESHIPBUILDING PLAN IN BOMBAY
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- ARTICLEVICTORIA LEAGUE BEGINS 36TH YEAR IN GISBORNE MR. A. SCOTT’S ADDRESS
- ARTICLE1100-TON WALKING EXCAVATOR
- ARTICLEPrivate Builders Could Ease Viet. House Shortage
- ARTICLEDUNEDIN DOCTORS’ DISPUTE OVER ROOMS
- ARTICLE“Proposal Hardly Feasible”
- ARTICLEMAKO SHARK CAUGHT OFF WELLINGTON
- ARTICLECLIMBER’S HUNDREDTH ASCENT OF EGMONT
- ARTICLEFINE FEATHERS MAKE 50 CENT BIRDS
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- ARTICLEOVERSEAS MAILS
- ARTICLEThe Gisborne Herald IN WHICH IS INCORPORATED "THE TIMES." GISBORNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1949 COMMUNIST ALLEGIANCE TO ...
- ARTICLEWORLD PLAN FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
- ARTICLEECONOMIC VALUE OF NATURAL RESOURCES OF NEW ZEALAND
- ARTICLETRAFFIC SAFETY WEEK
- ARTICLEKIWI SETTLERS’ FLOOD TROUBLES MAY BE REVIEWED
- ILLUSTRATIONMr. W. Nash
- ARTICLEOUR FARMING PRODUCTION COULD BE DOUBLED IN 10 YEARS-MR. BRUCE LEVY
- ARTICLENOISY MOTORCYCLES: RIDERS TO BE PROSECUTED
- ARTICLERIVERSIDE ROAD TO BE REOPENED TO TRAFFIC: SPEED RESTRICTION ON VEHICLES
- SECTIONReaders’ Opinions
- ARTICLERIVERSIDE ROAD
- ARTICLEWAIOEKA HIGHWAY
- ARTICLESchool Closing: Parents’ Protest
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- ARTICLELIFE IMPRISONMENT FOR FOUR BULGAR CLERICS FOR SPYING
- ARTICLENO MORE ARRESTS OF BULGARIAN PASTORS
- ARTICLEChildren Of Thirteen Countries To Discuss “World We Want”
- ARTICLECANADA TO CURB ACTIVITIES OF COMMUNIST PARTY
- ARTICLEU.S. INTELLIGENCE SERVICES TO BE STRENGTHENED
- ARTICLECLOTHES RATIONS MAY END SOON IN BRITAIN
- ARTICLEN.Z. GOLFER NOMINATED
- ARTICLEChildren's "Beano" Ends In Court
- ARTICLESoviet May Go To War If U.S. Sends Aid To Norway
- ILLUSTRATIONMr J. F. Dulles
- ARTICLEATLANTIC PACT BINDS POWERS TO “USE ARMED FORCE”
- ARTICLESOVIET MANPOWER WILL OUTNUMBER WEST BY 1960
- ARTICLEArctic Conflict “Dead Certainty” In Next War
- ARTICLEINDIAN TRADERS’ GRIP ON FIJI WORRYING WHITES
- ARTICLEMORE CIGARETTE SUPPLIES FOR GERMANS
- ARTICLEIndies Leader Refuses To Confer With Dutch
- ARTICLESweden Extends Term Of Balt Passports
- ARTICLEU.N. REPARATIONS CLAIMS BEFORE COURT
- ARTICLEINDO-CHINA GRANTED INDEPENDENCE
- ARTICLEISRAEL TO MAINTAIN
- ARTICLECOUNTER-BLOCKADE IN BERLIN
- ARTICLEINDIA TO BECOME REPUBLIC: TO STAY OUT OF BLOCS
- ARTICLEPakistan Move For Constitution On Islamic Doctrines
- ARTICLETruck And Tractor Exports Set Record
- ARTICLE28,500 MOTHERS HAVE TEN OR MORE CHILDREN
- ARTICLEPRISONER’S ACTION AGAINST NEWSPAPER
- ARTICLEAIRLIFT TO FLOODBOUND N.S.W. SETTLERS MAY LAST MONTHS
- ARTICLE“Australia Not Pulling Weight In Exports To Britain,” R. G. Casey
- ARTICLE15 Months’ Extension Of E.R.P. Approved By Senate Committee
- ARTICLEANTI-RED TRADE UNIONS MAY LEAD NEW WORLD BODY
- ARTICLEBRITONS EVACUATED FROM BURMESE TOWN
- ARTICLETERRORISTS SHOOT BRITISH OFFICER
- ARTICLEKING TO HAVE OPERATION TO RIGHT LEG
- ARTICLE“SHOOT-ON-SIGHT” ORDER IN INDIA: CURB ON SABOTAGE
- ARTICLE1000 MEN DISMISSED IN WOOL STORES
- ARTICLEAUSTRALIANS CAN GO TO JAPAN TO MARRY
- ARTICLEEIRE CITIZENS LIABLE FOR MILITARY SERVICE
- ARTICLEEGYPT BECOMES “PRIVILEGED PARTNER” IN SUEZ CANAL COY.
- ARTICLE5000-MILE NONSTOP FLIGHT IN LIGHT PLANE
- ARTICLENavy To Survey Effect Of Atom Attack: Anti- Submarine Weapon
- ARTICLEST. RAZZLE WINS FUTURITY STAKES
- ARTICLESCIENTIFIC RESEARCH SECURITY TIGHTENED
- ARTICLEU.S. SPY CASE OPENED AND ADJOURNED
- ARTICLEFRENCH ARMY OFFICER FACES SPY CHARGE
- ARTICLECANBERRA DEBATE ON COMMUNIST MENACE “GAGGED”
- ARTICLEEngland Has Narrow Lead On S. Africa: Mann 131 Saves Day
- ARTICLEHASSETT TO LEAD AUST. TEAM IN AFRICA
- ARTICLEMR. ROYALL TO LEAVE CABINET SOON
- ILLUSTRATIONMr. K. Royall
- ARTICLEMORE FOREIGN REDS BACK SOVIET
- ARTICLEJEWISH MINISTER CHANGES HIS NAME
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- ARTICLEWORKERS CEASE LOADING OF TWO FOOD SHIPS IN AUCKLAND
- ARTICLE£1 LEVY HELD TO BE ILLEGAL AND UNENFORCABLE
- ARTICLELabour Federation Says Auckland Council Has Exceeded Authority
- ARTICLEMINISTER SUPPORTS LOYALTY TO COURT
- ARTICLEMEDICAL PROFESSION IN N.Z. MAY BECOME OVERCROWDED
- ARTICLE800 CARRIERS TO GET DISMISSAL NOTICE TONIGHT
- ARTICLECurrency Flow Abroad To Be Curbed
- ARTICLEPublic Service Dispute Not Settled Yet
- ARTICLEMr. Appleton Sought As National Candidate
- ARTICLEDEFECT REVEALED FORGED “TOTE” TICKETS
- ARTICLEUNUSUAL ACCIDENT: CHARGE DISMISSED
- ARTICLENEWS IN BRIEF
- ARTICLEDRUNK IN CHARGE CONVICTION SET ASIDE BY JUDGE
- ARTICLEAIRCRAFT HELD UP BY BAD WEATHER
- ARTICLETRAFFIC OFFICER TO RETIRE: MR. R. METCALFE
- ARTICLEMRS. K. PICKEN
- ARTICLETWO YOUTHS SAFE: NIGHT IN BUSH
- ARTICLEENGLISH BOWLERS ROUT CANTERBURY
- ARTICLEMR. LEVY’S PLAN FOR PRODUCTION LIFT AND PROBLEMS
- ARTICLEMINISTER WILLING TO CONSIDER CASES NOT ALREADY COVERED
- ARTICLEFood Poisoning Cases Making Good Recovery
- ARTICLEREPLACEMENT OF PLANT: P.B. GOLF CLUB EXPENDITURE
- ARTICLEHUGE OUTLAY ON SOCIAL BENEFITS: MR. NASH’S REVIEW
- ARTICLEPERSONAL
- ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
- ARTICLECLUB CHARTERS FOR MAORIS IN KING COUNTRY
- ARTICLEPOLLING BOOTHS NOT BEING RUSHED: SMALL VOTE?
- ARTICLESIR PETER BUCK: MAORI WELCOME AT POHO-O-RAWIRI
- ARTICLEARAWA TEAM’S GOOD VICTORY IN COAST TENNIS
- ARTICLECOUNTRY SPORTS NGATAPA CLUB’S ANNUAL MEETING
- ARTICLEAIRWAYS PASSENGERS
- ARTICLEHOTEL VISITORS
- ARTICLESTOCKS AND SHARES
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- ARTICLERADIO-CONTROLLED MODELS
- ARTICLERabbits’ Hide-outs Vulnerable: Good Australian Results
- ARTICLENEW PROGRAMME PLEASES AT BARTON’S FOLLIES
- ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS
- ARTICLECOMPLAINT THAT PREFECT CANED BOY TO BE PROBED
- ARTICLE’FLU HITS BRITISH CATS
- ARTICLEGROWERS SUGGEST SHARING COST OF CONTAINERS 50-50
- ARTICLE“HIDDEN” CHARGES PAID BY PUBLIC: EXAMPLES GIVEN
- ARTICLEON THE AIR
- ARTICLEMETEOROLOGICAL
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- SECTIONACCEPTORS FOR SATURDAY’S MEETINGS
- ARTICLEWELLINGTON
- ARTICLEEnglish 'Women’s Lead In Canterbury Match
- ARTICLECROMWELL
- ARTICLEJockey's Appeal Fails: Penalty Increased
- ARTICLETIMARU TROTS
- ARTICLE16-YEAR-OLD GIRL’S SWIMMING FEAT
- ARTICLEYOUTH CLUBS ATTACKED BY HEADMASTER
- ARTICLECATTLE FAIR SEASON OPENS WITH GOOD TONE
- ARTICLEMATAWAI AND MOTU PLAY DRAWN MATCH
- ARTICLEP.B. HAS WIN IN SAVILE CUP POLO TOURNEY
- ARTICLEMAE WEST RETURNS IN OLD PLAY
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