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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEROLL OF HONOUR. IN MEMORIAM
• ARTICLEBIRTHS
• ARTICLEDEATHS
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
• ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT NOTICES
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• ARTICLEClarke Wins Light Heavy Boxing Title
• ARTICLESANDS’ T.K.O. WIN OVER CRUICKSHANKS
• ARTICLECAMBRIDGE MAY ADOPT EMPIRE GAMES CREWS
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• ARTICLEDOMESTIC STAFF LEAVES HOSPITAL IN HOKIANGA
• ARTICLEPresevation Of Liberty Great Task Of British Empire
• ARTICLEESKDALE TRAGEDY INQUEST: RAILCAR DRIVER EXONERATED
• ARTICLEREPEATED BOOKMAKING OFFENCE RESULTS IN THREE MONTHS’ GAOL
• ARTICLESCIENTIFIC LIAISON BETWEEN U.S. AND N.Z.
• ARTICLEHEARING DEFERRED IN £3500 LIBEL SUIT
• ARTICLEDAIRYING EXPERT SEEKS ENDING OF BUTTER RATIONING
• ARTICLEWOULD REDUCE BRITAIN’S SUPPLY SAYS MR. FRASER
• ARTICLEANOTHER SHIP FOR NEW ZEALAND TRADE
• ARTICLE£47,000 SPENT BY H.B. EDUCATION BOARD ON SCHOOLS LAST YEAR
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• ARTICLEMAILS
• ARTICLEThe Gisborne Herald IN WHICH IS INCORPORATED "THE TIMES." GISBORNE, TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1949 LEOPOLD'S HARD FIGHT FOR TH...
• ARTICLESTATE HEAVIEST WINNER AT RACES
• SECTIONReaders’ Opinions
  • ARTICLEWAGE INCREASES
• ARTICLEIMPROVED TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION
• ARTICLEGISBORNE FREE OF SEASONAL LABOUR DIFFICULTIES
• ARTICLESEVEN MORE IMMIGRANTS FOR GISBORNE-WAIROA
• ARTICLEPort Congestion Eased
• ARTICLEMAINTENANCE OF TEMPORARY HOME: NO OUTLAY FROM CAPITAL OF FUND
• ARTICLENURSE STAFFING AT HOSPITAL: NEW APPOINTMENTS
• ARTICLEBLINDED RETURNED MEN TAUGHT TRADES AT ST. DUNSTAN’S
• ARTICLEDOCTOR MAY TELL -WITH CONSENT OF DECEASED'S KIN
• ARTICLENEW BY-LAW TO COVER PATIENTS’ POSSESSIONS
• ARTICLEPATIENTS IN HOSPITAL
• ARTICLENOTIFIABLE DISEASE
• ARTICLENEWS Of The DAY
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• ARTICLEBIG FOUR MINISTERS BEGIN SECRET TALKS ON GERMANY
• ARTICLEWEST BERLIN ASKS FOR REMOVAL OF SOVIET POLICE
• ARTICLEMOSLEM LEAGUE WANTS RECALL OF BRITISH GOVERNOR
• ARTICLESAILORS CLASH WITH REDS IN MELBOURNE
• ARTICLEPrincess’ Radiophone Talk With Father
• ARTICLE200 MAROONED BY FLOODS IN HOLIDAY RESORTS
• ARTICLEFILIPINO WARNING AGAINST WITHDRAWING TROOPS FROM KOREA
• ARTICLEN.S.W. RUGBY SELECTOR DEFENDS CHOICE
• ARTICLEREDS DEMONSTRATE OUTSIDE PRISON
• ARTICLELAWSUIT TO QUASH THE CESSION OF SARAWAK
• ARTICLEREBELS CHECKED AS REDS MENACE BURMA BORDER
• ARTICLEJAPAN LEGALISES ABORTION
• ARTICLECHILD SMALLPOX PATIENT IN LINER MOOLTAN
• ARTICLENO ANGRY VOICES AMONG 60 NATIONS REVISING WAR RULES
• ARTICLEBENNETT KNOCKS OUT SCHOONMAKER
• ARTICLERAINSTORMS IN BRITAIN TOO LATE FOR CROPS
• ARTICLEREADY FOR DEADLY BOMBARDMENT
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe cruiser Arethusa was anchored near the Nab Tower, Spithead, off the Isle of Wight on May 1 in preparation for ato...
• ARTICLEFINAL PHASE OF BANKING APPEAL DR. EVATT’S REPLY
• ARTICLENEED FOR MORE HOUSES STRESSED TO CONFERENCE
• ARTICLEShanghai Watches Battle Across River: Air Onslaught On Reds
• ARTICLE“FLYING CYCLIST”
• ARTICLEBRITISH SEE NO THREAT YET TO HONG KONG
• ARTICLELAST PLANE FROM CITY: FOREIGNERS NOW ISOLATED
• ARTICLEFIVE CHILDREN KILLED
• ARTICLETORNADOES KILL 41, INJURE 400 IN U.S. MID-WEST
• ARTICLERalbone & Mooney In Grand Fighting Staid At Lords: Tourists’ Uphill Straggle
  • ILLUSTRATIONF. H. L. Mooney Wellington
  • ILLUSTRATIONG. O. Rabone Wellington
• ARTICLERECORD N.Z. YEAR FOR NEW HOMES
• ARTICLEDEATH IN VIENNA OF NOTABLE COMPOSER
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• ARTICLEDOMINION RECOGNITION OF DUTY IN DEFENCE OF COMMONWEALTH OUTLINED BY PRIME MINISTER
• ARTICLEFiremen’s Membership Of Fire Boards
• ARTICLEPLAN TO PURCHASE SCHOOL UNIFORMS AT COST PRICE
• ARTICLEPLAN TO CUT RADIO LICENSE FEE REJECTED
• ARTICLEHospital Farm Profit
• ARTICLEWRITTEN MESSAGE LEFT ON TABLE BY MURDER VICTIM
• ARTICLESTATE £500 OFFER FOR INFORMATION
• ARTICLENIGHT ATTACKS IN CABS ON TWO DRIVERS OF TAXIS
• ARTICLEWool Board Election
• ARTICLELabour Party Chief Stresses Need For Higher Production
• ARTICLETwo Organisations Listed By Delegates As Communist Auxiliaries
• ARTICLEMR. ROBERTS ELECTED AS PRESIDENT FOR THIRTEENTH YEAR
• ARTICLECYCLIST FATALLY INJURED IN SMASH WITH MOTOR TRUCK
• ARTICLEMAN KILLED IN COLLISION WITH CAR
• ARTICLEBODY OF MAN SENT TO SURFACE BY DREDGE
• ARTICLEDisruption Plot Given Check By F.O.L. Delegates
• ARTICLEMoney Taken From Living Quarters Of Milk Bar
• ARTICLEFRONT DOOR OF DAIRY CO. OFFICE FORCED OPEN
• ARTICLEHOTEL STAR RATING BY PRICE TRIBUNAL CAUSE OF CONFUSION
• ARTICLEWAIKUNE PRISONER MAKES SECOND ESCAPE
• ARTICLEEPITHET PAINTED OUTSIDE HOME OF UNION ORGANISER
• ARTICLEAUCKLAND VENUE OF NEXT CONFERENCE
• ARTICLEYear's Apprenticeship Contracts Establish Mew Record For N.Z.
• ARTICLEMR. FRANK PARKER PASSES SUDDENLY: OLD IDENTITY
• ARTICLESPANISH SEAMAN TO BE DEPORTED
• ARTICLENew Appointments In Education Board Building Staff
• ARTICLEFOUR GISBORNE SCHOOLS SHORT OF TEACHERS
• ARTICLESHARK-SHOOTER SHOT
• ARTICLEWAIROA RUGBY REPS. FOR SUB-UNION DAY
• ARTICLEPART OF WOOL CARGO FROM SOUTHLAND TO GO TO RUSSIAN PORT
• ARTICLEGIRL OF 21 MONTHS DROWNED IN POND
• ARTICLENEW RACECOURSE INSPECTOR APPOINTED
• ARTICLEBETTER THAN EXPECTED AMBULANCE APPEAL
• ARTICLESHIPPING
• ARTICLEHOTEL VISITORS
• ARTICLEGOOD FORM SHOWN IN WEEK-END PLAY: KOHN-HARRIS WIN
• ARTICLESTABLEFORD BOGEY PLAYED AT PARK
• ARTICLEWAIROA CLUB HAS VISIT FROM GISBORNE PARK
• ARTICLEKEEN AMATEURS TO SHOW SKILL AND PACE IN WRESTLING RING
• ARTICLECOLOMBO RACES OFF AS SEQUEL TO DOPING PENALTIES
• ARTICLEPERSONAL
• ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
• ARTICLEMATAWAI NURSING CARE: COMMITTEE REPORTS TO BOARD
• ARTICLEAIRWAYS PASSENGERS
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• ARTICLEON THE AIR
• ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS
• ARTICLEMETEOROLOGICAL
• ARTICLEWOMEN’S WORLD
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• ARTICLEGISBORNE MINIATURE RIFLE CLUB’S TROPHY SHOOT
• ARTICLEWAIKATO ACCEPTORS FOR SATURDAY
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