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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEBIRTH
• ARTICLEDEATHS
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
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• ARTICLESTATE TAXES ON COMPANY INCOME
• ARTICLERUATORIA DEFEAT MATAKAOA IN REP. RUGBY MATCH
• ARTICLEMOTORISTS IGNORE SCHEME TO REGULATE RUAPEHU RD. TRAFFIC
• ARTICLERECORD TRADE YEAR OF FARMERS’ COMPANY IN SOUTHLAND
• ARTICLEWater Heater Wastage
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• ARTICLEN.Z. Bowlers Rout South Of England For 159: Home Side 78 For 3 In Follow-on
• ARTICLEA Boy’s Escapade
• ARTICLEMR. POTTER INVESTIGATES
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• ARTICLEScientists Build Sun Camera For Carter Observatory
• ARTICLELOWER OPERATING COSTS: HIGHER NET PROFITS
• ARTICLESTATE DECLINES TO EXTEND PERIOD OF N.Z. PETROL COUPONS
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• ARTICLEMAILS
• ARTICLEThe Gisborne Herald. IN WHICH IS INCORPORATED "THE TIMES." GISBORNE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1949 BRITISH BID FOR AVIAT...
• ARTICLEBLACK-MARKET FOR NEW ZEALAND WOOL
• ARTICLENEWS of the DAY
• ARTICLEFLEW FRINGES OF FLOOD DISASTER: TROPIC DOWNPOUR
• ARTICLEMR. R. MCGLASHEN INSTALLED AS NEW ROTARY PRESIDENT
• ARTICLEEXHIBITION OPENS: WORK BY MEMBERS OF N.Z. ART SOCIETIES
• ARTICLEROTARY TO SEND 50 FOOD PARCELS TO U.K.
• ARTICLEBack From Panama,
• ARTICLEFRANQUIN SEASON HAS SUCCESSFUL GISBORNE OPENING
• ARTICLEMANY YEARS SPENT ON BUILDING UP OF FRANQUIN ACT
• ARTICLEEXECUTIVE POSTS CHANGE IN G.R.C.: ANNUAL ELECTION
• ARTICLESupport For Gisborne As “California Of N.Z.”
• ARTICLEFIRST BATCH OF NEW BAND INSTRUMENTS TO ARRIVE SHORTLY
• ARTICLENew Rotarians
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• ARTICLESOVIET MAY SEND GUERRILLAS INTO YUGOSLAVIA
• ARTICLEEx-Soldiers Mob Crowd At Red Singer's Show
• ARTICLETHREE THOUSAND JOIN TO FIGHT FOREST FIRE
• ARTICLECZECH PRELATE CALLS FOR UNITY OF CATHOLICS
• ARTICLESOVIET HOPES OF NEW COMMUNIST PARTY IN YUGOSLAVIA
• ARTICLERED TROOPS MASS FOR ATTACK ON KEY RAIL LINK
• ARTICLETroops Seat To Enforce Dismantling Of German Plant
• ARTICLEWIFE-MURDERER SEEKS APPEAL TO PEERS
• ARTICLEThree Conditions Defined For U.S. Investments
• ARTICLEAUST. WINS FOURTH SOCCER TEST
• ARTICLEPROBE INTO D.P. BABY MIGRANTS’ DEATHS: SHIP CONDITIONS
• ARTICLEEarthquake Devastation In Ecuador
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe town, Pelileo, lies smashed from the violence of the earthquake which caused enormous destruction and killed more...
• ARTICLETruman Denounces Opponents Of ‘Fair Deaf Reform Plans
• ARTICLEFIVE KILLED IN EXPRESS WRECK
• ARTICLEDEVELOPING ATOM POWER
• ARTICLEAmericans Admit Attempts To Wring Nazi Confessions
• ARTICLEU.K. Likely To Extend Cuts Of Dollar Imports
• ARTICLEEMPIRE TRADE MAY SAVE U.K. AND HELP PEACE
• ARTICLE’QUAKE BRINGS UP NEW ISLANDS
• ARTICLEPolio Precautions Are “Nonsense," Doctor Says
• ARTICLEU.S. Farmers Must Buy More Abroad To Retain Markets
• ARTICLEALL BLACKS WANT N.Z. TO SEE FILM OF "TEST OF PENALTIES"
• ARTICLEGREEK GIVEN 120 LIFE TERMS
• ARTICLEMEN TRAPPED BY COLLAPSE OF ROOF
• ARTICLETHREE PERISH IN NAVAL H.Q. FIRE
• ARTICLETroops, Police Ready In Kuala Lumpur For Expected Red Attack
  • ILLUSTRATIONSir Henry Gurney
• ARTICLEBRITISH TRADING GENIUS “CHAINED BY SOCIALISTS”
• ARTICLEAust. Benefits From German Industrial Processes
• ARTICLEWorld Shipping Tie-up: Threat By Bridges
• ARTICLERUMANIA REJECTS WESTERN CHARGES
• ARTICLECOMMUNIST SHOT FOR CHUNGKING ARSON
• ARTICLEPLEA TO WORKERS TO OUTLAW WILDCAT STRIKES
• ARTICLESalvationist Sees Peace Only In Revival Of Values
• ARTICLEIndustrial Democracy As Corollary To Political System
• ARTICLERebel-held Cities Retaken By Bolivian Troops
• ARTICLEWILD BOAR ON RAMPAGE IN SYDNEY
• ARTICLEBLISTERS COMPEL WALKER TO ABANDON THIRTY-MILE EFFORT
• ARTICLEAERIAL TOP-DRESSING OF TARANAKI LANDS TO BE INVESTIGATED
• ARTICLELEADER OF HOLY YEAR PILGRIMAGE TO ROME
• ARTICLEBOY OF NINE KILLED ON GARDEN SWING
• ARTICLEMAN SHOT FATALLY WHILE HUNTING DEER
• ARTICLEGood Motor Travelling
• ARTICLEPeron, Gambling On Fall 0f Pound, Stops U.K. Exports
• ARTICLEMeat Traders Oppose State Control Plan
• ARTICLEMore Ships Needed To Store Piled-up Meat
• ARTICLEBritish Rugby Team For N.Z. Next Year
• ARTICLEMELBOURNE MAN TO JUDGE N.Z. BANDS
• ARTICLEAUST. STUDIES NEW POWER PROJECTS
• ARTICLEFEDERATION LEADER
• ARTICLEInjured Footballer
• ARTICLEUnion To Consider Severing Link With Labour Party
• ARTICLEDrunken Drivers Given Warning In Otago Court
• ARTICLEDenial Of Suggestion Concerning Mr. Nash’s Visit To Southland
• ARTICLEWHAT A BREEZE!
• ARTICLELAW FOR LABELLING OF WOOL PLANNED
• ARTICLELARGE INVESTMENT IN NATIONAL SAVINGS
• ARTICLETauranga Port
• ARTICLEBIG LOSS IN PAY ON WHARVES IN OVERTIME DISPUTE
• ARTICLEMRS. J. S. WAUCHOP
• ARTICLEBLUE-RIBBON HOSTESS OF EARLIER YEARS DIES IN AUCKLAND
• ARTICLEARCHDEACON O’DONNELL
• ARTICLEMR. P. P. PIKE
• ARTICLEASSAULTS ON TWO OF CREW OF CANADIAN VESSEL
• ARTICLEIRAQ EMBARKS ON LARGE WATER SUPPLY PROJECTS
• ARTICLEPREACHER DENOUNCED ST. PAUL’S: MORE LIKE A MUSEUM
• ARTICLENEW COTTAGES FOR LONDON
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• ARTICLEINTENDED CUT OF SIXPENCE IN WOOL BOARD LEVY
• ARTICLEUNITED CRICKET CLUB TO AGAIN FIELD SIDES IN THREE GRADES
• ARTICLEP.B. LADIES’ CLUB MATCHES THIS WEEK
• ARTICLETURANGANUI GOLF CLUB FINALS
• ARTICLEU.S. YOUTHS GOING ALL COWBOY
• ARTICLEPERSONAL
• ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
• ARTICLEWARM HEARTS OF THE NORTH-WEST: FUNERAL TRIBUTE
• ARTICLEENGLISH FOOTBALL RESULTS
• ARTICLESOCCER AND LEAGUE RUGBY AT HOME
• ARTICLESchroeder And Gonzales To Contest U.S. Singles Final
• ARTICLEQUIST RETAINS HARDCOURT TITLE
• ARTICLEAUST.-N.Z. LEAGUE TOURS PLANNED
• ARTICLESHIPPING
• ARTICLEAIRWAYS PASSENGERS
• ARTICLEHOTEL VISITORS
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• ARTICLEWOMEN’S WORLD
• ARTICLEVOGUE FOR OLD FURNITURE IN AUCKLAND
• ARTICLEON THE AIR
• ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS
• ARTICLEMETEOROLOGICAL
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• ARTICLEAvondale Acceptors For Saturday
• ARTICLECHALLENGE HOCKEY MATCHES AT RUATORIA
• ARTICLENEW VACCINE TREATMENT FOR BRONCHITIS AND CATARRH
• ARTICLE"IT WAS NOT RUGBY," SAYS DURBAN PAPER: TACTICS OF SPRINGBOKS ASSAILED
• ARTICLEQualifying Rounds In H.B. Golf Tourney
• ARTICLEPRODUCE MARKET: WELLINGTON RATES
• ARTICLEHOGGET RATES EASE AT MORRINSVILLE
• ARTICLEAllen's Century In First-class Games
• ARTICLELEADERS IN MINIATURE RIFLE CLUB'S CHAMPIONSHIPS
• ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN ABORIGINE WINS BY K.O. IN FIRST N.Z. FIGHT
• ARTICLEFAMOUS MAORI PRESS
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