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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEDEATH
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
- ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT NOTICE
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- ARTICLELET US WORSHIP GOD
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- ARTICLEWAGE RATES RAISED IN AWARDS
- ARTICLESALARY RISES FOR CIVIL SERVANTS RANGE UP TO £22
- ARTICLEPUBLIC SERVICE CLAIM TO FURTHER RISE IN PAY
- ARTICLETo-day’s Crossword Puzzle
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLESTATE FLATS FOR PENSIONERS TO BE BUILT IN CITIES
- ARTICLETERMS OF DETENTION FOR THEFT & FORGERY
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- ARTICLEMAILS
- ARTICLEThe Gisborne Herald. IN WHICH IS INCORPORATED "THE TIMES." GISBORNE, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1949 HUGE AFRICAN PROJECTS: BR...
- ARTICLEUSED CAR PRICE PROBLEM STILL NOT SOLVED
- ARTICLEHOUSE BUILDING IN EAST COAST TOWNSHIPS COSTLY
- ARTICLEINSPECTORS STOP CARS WITH BADLY ADJUSTED LIGHTS
- ARTICLEBRITISH FARMERS UNDER STIFF PRODUCTION CONTROL FOOD MINISTRY TAKES ALL
- ARTICLEUNLIGHTED CYCLES AT NIGHT ON ROADS
- ARTICLELAND SALES COURT RULES ON UPSET PROPERTY VALUES
- ARTICLEINFANT’S DEATH AT MURIWAI
- SECTIONReaders’ Opinions
- ARTICLERUGBY RULES
- ARTICLEEnglish Cement Allocation For Gisborne Users
- ARTICLECigarette Position Unlike That Of Matches
- ARTICLE“SHOWY” LAMBS NOT IDEAL BUTCHERS’ MEAT AS THEY CARRY TOO MUCH FAT'
- ARTICLEFALL FROM BICYCLE
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- ARTICLEEasy N.Z. Victory Over Cambridge: Rabone Takes Five Wickets
- ARTICLE“Cobbler” Offensive To Boot Repairers
- ARTICLEDEATH OF GREEK PRIMATE
- ARTICLEN.Z. Team To Play M.C.C. At Lords'
- ARTICLEU.K. Firm Urged To Drop Ban On Red Employees
- ARTICLEBelgian Parliament Dissolved: Royal Issue In Elections
- ARTICLEFRENCH CABINET CRISIS: REVOLT BY MINISTERS
- ARTICLETripoli Arabs Call For Disobedience
- ARTICLEWHITE AUSTRALIA POLICY SUPPORTED BY COUNTRY PARTY
- ARTICLEHADLEE WINS TOSS AT BRADFORD
- ARTICLESTABILITY URGED IN AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY
- ARTICLEPhilippines and China Attack U.S. For Halting Japanese Reparations
- ARTICLESOVIET SAYS ONLY 95,000 JAPANESE STILL PRISONERS
- ARTICLEAust. Refuses To Supply Arms To Burma
- ARTICLEKile To Be Dammed For Huge Power & Irrigation Plan
- ARTICLEPhilippines’ Ban On Alien Migrants
- ARTICLEVIC. MINISTRY AVERTS DEFEAT ON SNAP VOTE
- ARTICLEAUST. ENVOY'S TALKS IN U.S. ON PACIFIC DEFENCE
- ARTICLEV.C. FOR DEAD OFFICER HERO IN BURMA
- ARTICLEBRITISH WOMAN SECRETLY HELD BY POLISH POLICE
- ARTICLEFEARS OF ATTACK ON HONG KONG EXAGGERATED
- ARTICLECHINESE WANT U.N. TO MEDIATE IN CIVIL WAR
- ARTICLEHong Kong Radio Link With Red-Held Port
- ARTICLEU.S. WARSHIPS QUIT WHANGPOO RIVER
- ARTICLERED MAYOR’S GIFTS TO PRINCESS
- ARTICLE£25,000 TRAWLER BURNT OUT: WOMAN’S ESCAPE
- ARTICLECREW ABANDONS STRICKEN SHIP
- ARTICLEEX-OFFICER STOPS SALE OF PETAIN’S POSSESSIONS
- ARTICLEESCAPED CHAIN GANG CONVICTS TO REMAIN FREE
- ARTICLEScottish Golfer Wins £2500 Tourney
- ARTICLEPETROL RATIONING MAY END IN AUSTRALIA
- ARTICLESECOND PRESENTATION PARTY AT PALACE
- ARTICLE“MAD PARSON” RACK IN BROADMOOR
- ARTICLETRANS-JORDAN ENVOY TO MEET SYRIANS
- ARTICLEMR. CHURCHILL'S VIGOROUS ATTACK ON LABOUR POLICY
- ARTICLEREDS SENTENCED TO DIE FOR CRIMES OF VIOLENCE IN INDIA
- ARTICLEINDIAN RED UNIONS’ CONGRESS BANNED
- ARTICLEABSENT-MINDED FISHERMAN
- ARTICLEWeather Forecasts For All Blacks' Matches
- ARTICLEMARRIAGE OF UNCLE AND NIECE HELD TO BE VALID
- ARTICLELITTLE EXPECTED OF FOUR-POWER TALKS
- ILLUSTRATIONMr. Vishinsky
- ARTICLEFrench Commissioner For Germany
- ARTICLEHUNGARIAN POLL RESEMBLED NAZIS’
- ARTICLEBROTHERS MEET AFTER 56 YEARS
- ARTICLEFINNISH EX-PREMIER TO BE FREED
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- ARTICLE£3500 LIBEL ACTION: CROSSEXAMINATION OF PLAINTIFF
- ARTICLEPROMPT CHALLENGE TO JURY’S £200 AWARD ON £3500 LIBEL SUIT
- ARTICLEMINER LOSES LEG IN FALL BENEATH TRAIN
- ARTICLEJudge’s Summing Up: Issues For Jury To Decide
- ARTICLERADIO AND FAST TAXI HELP SAVE LIFE OF CHILD
- ARTICLEJURORS NOT WANTED
- ARTICLELeader Emphasises Nationalists’ Aim To Outlaw Reds
- ARTICLEREALISATION BY UNIONS OF DUPING IN AUSTRALIA
- ARTICLEJOBS AVAILABLE PROVIDED NO TAGS INVOLVED
- ARTICLERUATORIA NEWSLETTER
- ARTICLEHexton Card Party
- ARTICLEPilot’s “Incredible” Action: Counsel Advances Theory
- ARTICLEACTION TAKEN TO GUARD ARTICLES DEEMED VALUABLE
- ARTICLEYOUNG MAORIS RECEIVE TERMS OF IMPRISONMENT
- ARTICLEYEAR’S DETENTION FOR MAORI WIDOW: FORGERY CHARGES
- ARTICLEFEES FOR HOSPITAL LABORATORY WORK
- ARTICLEEXCELLENT CROWD AT MAKARAKA: TODAY’S RACING
- ARTICLE1949 SHOW DATES IN OCTOBER STILL TO BE CONFIRMED
- ARTICLESCHEDULE RATES AND CHILLER BEEF: ADJUSTMENT SOUGHT
- ARTICLEMR. HOLMES INTENDS TO GO BACK TO HIS JOB
- ARTICLEWOMAN DIES AFTER CAR ACCIDENT
- ARTICLEPERSONAL
- ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
- ARTICLESecond-Hand Price Of 1947 Vehicles Cannot Exceed New
- ARTICLE‘SERIOUS OFFENCE’ MAORI LABOURER SENT TO GAOL
- ARTICLEAIRWAYS PASSENGERS
- ARTICLEHOTEL VISITORS
- ARTICLESTOCKS AND SHARES
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- ARTICLEWomen's World
- ARTICLEPRINCE CHARLES
- ARTICLEON THE AIR
- ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS
- ARTICLEMETEOROLOGICAL
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- SECTIONCURRENT FARM TOPICS
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLECONTINUOUS DRAIN ON FERTILITY OF STORE STOCK LAND BY YOUNG ANIMALS
- ARTICLESecondary Growth Control
- ARTICLEPROGRESS MADE IN GRAPEFRUIT MARKETING PLANS
- ARTICLEMAIZE-PICKING STARTS ON FLATS IN FINE WEATHER
- ARTICLEPRODUCE MARKET: WELLINGTON RATES
- ARTICLEAERIAL TOP-DRESSING PLANNED FOR LANDS NEAR WAIROA
- ARTICLEWeed Control In Maize Crops: Sprays Effective
- ARTICLEBUOYANT TONE OF STOCK MARKET AT MATAWHERO
- ARTICLECANKER PROBLEM IN TAURANGA
- ARTICLETail-end of Killing.
- ARTICLEFARM “SCHOOLS" SCHEDULED FOR MONTH OF JUNE
- ARTICLESOUTHERN FARMERS’ JULY TOUR WILL INCLUDE GISBORNE
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