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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEROLL OF HONOUR IN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEBIRTHS
• ARTICLEDEATH
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
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• ARTICLELET US WORSHIP GOD
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• ARTICLETo-days Crossword Puzzle
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• ARTICLELAST YEAR WAS DIFFICULT FOR PIG RAISERS
• ARTICLEPUBLIC TRUST OFFICE MAKES STEADY GROWTH
• ARTICLEHawke’s Bay Fruit For Export
• ARTICLESTUDY OF WAPITI AND RED DEER OCCUPIES PARTY FOR OVER TWO MONTHS IN N.Z. FIORDLAND
• ARTICLEApiary Conditions Deemed Iniquitous’ In South Island
• ARTICLESHEEP-DOG TRIALS: MATAWAI CLUB’S FIXTURE
• ARTICLEPAST FORTNIGHT'S RAIN HAS BROUGHT AWAY PASTURES
• ARTICLEDuntroon Places Again Available
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• ARTICLEMAILS
• ARTICLEThe Gisborne Herald IN WHICH IS INCORPORATED "THE TIMES." GISBORNE, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1949 HONG KONG PIVOT IN BRITISH ...
• ARTICLEDAZZLING HEADLIGHTS DANGEROUS
• SECTIONReaders’ Opinions
  • ARTICLESHORTAGE OF CARS
  • ARTICLETREE PLANTING
• ARTICLEBeyond Expectations
• ARTICLEYOUNG FARMERS’ EFFORTS WELL REWARDED
• ARTICLENARY A SNAKE!
• ARTICLEFood Parcels for Britain
• ARTICLEEVERYTHING A MAJOR INDUSTRY IN AUSTRALIA--GISBORNE MAN’S IMPRESSION
• ARTICLESAME GRADING SYSTEM FOR PIGS ADVOCATED
• ARTICLEGISBORNE CAMERA CLUB TO COMPETE FOR BLEDISLOE CUP
• ARTICLESmaller Dairy Herds?
• ARTICLEMormons Can Foodstuffs In Flush Of Season
• ARTICLESHEEP BREEDERS’ NEW PRESIDENT
• ARTICLETRIBUTES TO WORK OF PIG SUPERVISOR
• ARTICLEBEEF PRODUCTION IN AUSTRALIA A HIGHLY SPECIALISED TASK
• ARTICLESuccessful Ballroom Dancing Candidates
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• ARTICLEChinese Holding Reds' Onslaught On Shanghai Approaches
• ARTICLEGALLANTRY AWARDS TO NAVAL MEN
• ARTICLE“BIG BUSINESS” IN U.S. PLAYING INTO HANDS OF REDS
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr. Louts Johnson
• ARTICLECount Maeterlinck Passes At 88 Years: “Bluebird” Author
• ARTICLELORD PORTAL DIES FORMER BRITISH WORKS MINISTER
• ARTICLERed Bid To Seal Off Shanghai From Sea Repulsed
• ARTICLEPANAMA ASKS COSTA RICA TO EXTRADITE N.Z. MAN
• ARTICLECZECH MINISTRY SPONSORS PLEA OF GREEK REBELS
• ARTICLEEgyptian M.P. Escapes Bomb-Throwing
• ARTICLECOMING FIGHT ON IRON AND STEEL BILL
• ARTICLESOVIET MOVES FORECAST AT COMING TALKS
• ARTICLEReds Fail In Bid To Drop Plans For West German State
• ARTICLEMINERS’ THREAT TO ENFORCE CLAIMS
• ARTICLEJustice Minister Lunches With “Rogues’ Gallery”
• ARTICLEDOMINION PREMIERS IN LONDON
  • ILLUSTRATIONArrivals at London Airport on April 20 for the conference of Dominion Prime Ministers are (from left): The Right Hon....
• ARTICLEAustralia Offers To Link Defences With United States
• ARTICLESteel Plant Closes Through Shortages
• ARTICLEWESTERN TRAINS TO BERLIN START AT MIDNIGHT, MAY 11
• ARTICLEAllies Urged' To Sign Peace With Germany If Russia Hedges
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr. James Byrnes
• ARTICLEExperts To Study Use Of Drugs By Midwives
• ARTICLETHREE SOVIET CONCESSIONS POSSIBLE
• ARTICLEEnd Of Blockade Is Beginning Of East-West Struggle
• ARTICLEN.Z.-WORCESTER GAME DRAWS FULL BOOKING
• ARTICLEFOUR BATSMEN GET CENTURIES IN COUNTY PLAY
• ARTICLE“Hope For Best? Prepare For Worst” Hong Kong’s Motto: Strong Control Promised
• ARTICLESPITFIRES GOING TO HONG KONG LED BY N.Z. PILOT
• ARTICLECRUISERS ON WAY TO HONG KONG AND EAST INDIES
• ARTICLESTRONG PROTEST OVER HANGING OF INDIAN IN MALAYA
• ARTICLECzech Sports Team Overdue At Prague
• ARTICLEFOUR WORKERS KILLED
• ARTICLEAllied Counter To Soviet Radio "Jam" Blockade
• ARTICLEBRITISH PLANE BLOWS UP IN MID-AID
• ARTICLEINDIAN. WIDOW'S ACT OF SUTTEE
• ARTICLEPOLAND URGES U.N. TO BAN EXPORT OF ARMS TO SPAIN
• ARTICLEPrincess Margaret Spectator At Horse Show In Rome
• ARTICLEWIN-OR-LOSE BID FOR CAPITAL BY BURMA REBELS
• ARTICLEDanes’ Reply To Soviet On Atlantic Pact
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• ARTICLEEFFORTS BY PRICE TRIBUNAL TO CHECK INCREASES IN PRICES FOLLOWING RISE IN WAGE RATES
• ARTICLEWITNESSES COVER UP IDENTITY OF PERSON INVOLVED IN CASE
• ARTICLEPLANNED WRECKING OF HOUSE: GAOL TERMS
• ARTICLEMORE ORANGES COMING FROM COOK ISLANDS
• ARTICLEFARM LAND BEING OPENED UP IN WAIKATO DISTRICT
• ARTICLERehabilitation Loans To Ex-Servicemen
• ARTICLEMYSTERY CONCERNING TE AROHA NOMINATION IN MISS N.Z. QUEST
• ARTICLEQUEST FOR SKELETON FOR SCIENCE STUDY AT GIRLS’ SCHOOL
• ARTICLEEXCHANGE OF N.Z. AND R.A.F. AIRCREWS
• ARTICLESATURDAY BAKING AGAIN OPPOSED
• ARTICLESOME OF CREW ARRESTED
• ARTICLETRIBUTE TO TRADE COMMISSIONER
• ARTICLERAILWAY SLEEPERS
• ARTICLEStandardisation Declined
• ARTICLEGOVERNOR ADVISES STUDENTS TO GET AND KEEP FIT
• ARTICLEAuckland Tabernacle Resignation From Union Now Withdrawn
• ARTICLEELECTRIC HARPOON TO KILL WHALES IN TORY CHANNEL
• ARTICLEPOSSIBLE CLASH OF BIG SHOW DATES IN SYDNEY & CH.CHURCH
• ARTICLEMARAETAI TUNNEL OPENING EXPECTED WITHIN FIVE DAYS
• ARTICLESTATE GRANT FOR FIRE-FIGHTING SOUGHT
• ARTICLEMR. FRASER RETURNS ON SUNDAY
• ARTICLEANOTHER POLIO CASE IN AUCKLAND AREA
• ARTICLEReversed Seats in Aircraft
• ARTICLECOURT BAN ASKED ON NEW UNION OF CARPENTERS
• ARTICLEDRIVERS TO DEFINE POLICY ON NEW UNION REGISTRATION
• ARTICLEApplications Under Immigration Scheme “Rather Disappointing”
• ARTICLECHIEF REASONS
• ARTICLE892 NEW SETTLERS ON WAY TO N.Z.
• ARTICLEPrison For “Sly-Grog” Offence In Auckland
• ARTICLEOFFICERS RE-ELECTED BY DELEGATES OF HOSPITAL BOARDS
• ARTICLEHEAVIER PENALTY FOR DESERTION ASKED BY SHIPPING COMPANY
• ARTICLEDiagnostic Clinics Not Favoured
• ARTICLEDRIVE AGAINST FAULTY MOTOR HEADLIGHTS
• ARTICLEWELLINGTON COUNCIL PLANS £16,000 PLANT TO TEST VEHICLES
• ARTICLEMINISTER SAYS HIGHER PREMIUMS NOT SIGN OF MORE ACCIDENTS
• ARTICLESPEEDING MOTORISTS: “FAIR COP” ONLY
• ARTICLEGISBORNE PAINTERS HAVE PICTURES HUNG AT H.B. EXHIBITION
• ARTICLEOBITUARY
• ARTICLEDEATH OF PROMINENT WELLINGTON CITIZEN
• ARTICLEMINERS’ HOSTEL AT OHAI FOR ABOUT 60 PEOPLE
• ARTICLESPIRIT OF MOTHER’S DAY LIVES ON
• ARTICLECOMMUNIST PARTY ELECTION AIMS
• ARTICLEASHBURTON SEAT
• ARTICLETRIBUTE TO HASTINGS HEADMASTER
• ARTICLERAILWAYMAN KILLED IN FALL ON SLEEPER
• ARTICLEPERSONAL
• ARTICLEGisborne Student Burned In Capping Day Mishap
• ARTICLESHORT BREAKS IN POWER SUPPLY DUE TO RADIATOR LOAD
• ARTICLEALUMINIUM SPRIGS IN RUGBY BOOTS DEEMED SAFER THAN LEATHER
• ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN RUGBY LEAGUE SIDE MAY TOUR IN SEPTEMBER
• ARTICLEN.Z. CYCLING TRIALS FOR EMPIRE GAMES
• ARTICLELEVY’S WIN ON POINTS
• ARTICLERiders At Woodville
• ARTICLEHOTEL VISITORS
• ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
• ARTICLECOUNTRY RUGBY: NGATAPA’S FOUR SUB-UNION TEAMS
• ARTICLESHIPPING
• ARTICLEAIRWAYS PASSENGERS
• ARTICLESTOCKS AND SHARES
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• ARTICLEON THE AIR
• ARTICLEWOMEN’S WORLD
• ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS
• ARTICLEMETEOROLOGICAL
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• SECTIONCURRENT FARMING TOPIC S
  • ARTICLEFIRST SEVERE LIVER DAMAGE DONE AT MANUTUKE: TOXIC GRASS SAMPLES
    • ILLUSTRATIONCLINICAL CASE OF FACIAL ECZEMA
  • ARTICLEFACIAL ECZEMA WIDELY KNOWN IN OTHER PARTS
  • ARTICLEWAIHUKA SIRE FROM WYOMING: ARRIVAL SHORTLY
  • ARTICLEHigher Price For Pig Meat Urged
  • ARTICLEHORMONE TRIALS ON CORSE AND BLACKBERRY
  • ARTICLEMAY FARM WORK
  • ARTICLENO TIME LIMIT ON PLACED PENS AT 1949 RAM FAIR
  • ARTICLECondemned Rams Still To Be Killed
• ARTICLESMALL ENTRY OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS AT MATAWHERO
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