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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEBIRTHS
- ARTICLEDEATH
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
- ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT NOTICE
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- ARTICLETWO-DAY FIXTURE ATTRACTS GOOD NOMINATION LIST
- ARTICLEW.R.C. SCRATCHINGS
- ARTICLEBOWLS, PLAYERS. HOURS AND MILES
- ARTICLETwo Sleeping Nurses Assaulted On Lawn At Hastings Hospital
- ARTICLETHIEVES TAKE EMPTY SAFE FROM TEA KIOSK
- ARTICLEMaximum Killing at Whakatu
- ARTICLEYounger Swimmers Showing Promise: Well-Run Carnival
- ARTICLEMARLBOROUGH LEAD IN TANNER CUP SERIES
- ARTICLEPILMER WINS WARD CUP
- ARTICLELow Proportion of Passes.
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- ARTICLE“HOKONUI” SALE LEADS TO GAOL FOR 14 DAYS
- ARTICLETWO BOYS SPEND NIGHT IN BUSH ON MOUNT EGMONT
- ARTICLEHITCH-HIKED 2000 MILES IN EUROPE: ROVER SCOUT RETURNS
- ARTICLEF. STANDS FOR FETHER FLAKE 40°-50° F.
- ARTICLEWOOL PRICES STILL HIGHER: REPORTS REVIEWED
- ARTICLECity Trampers Follow Te Kooti’s Trail
- ARTICLEScholarships For Study In United States
- ARTICLEPRELIMINARY FLYING TRAINING BEFORE JOINING R.N.Z.A.F.
- ARTICLEMISSING MAN FOUND AFTER 13 DAYS
- ARTICLEVACCINE TREATMENT RELIEVES BRONCHITIS AND CATARRH
- ARTICLEProspects Of More Australian Coal For Export Trade
- ARTICLETriple Title-Winner In North Is. Croquet
- ARTICLEAUSTRALIANS LOSE ONE OF THREE TENNIS MATCHES IN AUCKLAND
- ARTICLEDATES FOR SHIELD AND CASKET TENNIS
- ARTICLEFIRST NEW YEAR SHOOT: GISBORNE RIFLE CLUB SCORES
- ARTICLESTORE LAMBS HARDEN AT MORRINSVILLE
- ARTICLEANGLICAN GUILD
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- ARTICLEMAILS
- ARTICLEThe Gisborne Herald IN WHICH IS INCORPORATED "THE TIMES." GISBORNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1950 FATAL ACCIDENTS MAR HOL...
- ARTICLERuling On Scrum Law Sought From England
- ARTICLEDESTROYED LUGGAGE NOT INSURED
- ARTICLEINJURED IN FALLS
- ARTICLEHealing for Centennial Baths.
- ARTICLECOOK COUNTY MAY BE ENLARGED WITH WAIKOHU AREA
- ARTICLEHIGHWAYS COUNCIL TO INSPECT ROUTES IN GISBORNE-E.C.
- ARTICLEHELP APPRECIATED
- ARTICLEGARDEN HOSES TO BE BANNED IF WATER SUPPLY GETS ACUTE
- ARTICLEFire Station Water Pressure Readings Show Big Increase
- ARTICLEWAIHI ECONOMIES INCREASE SUPPLY
- ARTICLERoad At Otoko In Rad Shape: New Formation Suggested
- ARTICLESETTLERS COMPLAIN OF STATE OF MOTU HIGHWAY
- ARTICLEGRADER GOES OVER BANK INTO RIVER
- ARTICLERAGWORT AND THISTLE SPREADING IN WAIKOHU
- ARTICLETriplet Sons Born
- ARTICLERAIN WELCOMED BY FARMERS NOT HARVESTING CROPS
- ARTICLEDefence Training Deferment: Local Tribunal Set Up
- ARTICLETent Housing Four Burnt In Early Morning Blaze
- ARTICLERelief From Controls On Financial Transactions
- ARTICLELIGHT RAINFALL LAST YEAR IN COUNTRY AREAS
- ARTICLENews of the Day
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- ARTICLEEmpire Foreign Policy No Longer Left Mainly To Mother Country To Decide
- ARTICLESLEEPER CHARGED AFTER ESCAPE ON FRENCH HIGHWAY
- ARTICLEEGYPT'S AIM OF EVACUATION OF BRITISH TROOPS
- ARTICLERussian Demand Dominates Finland’s Presidency Campaign
- ARTICLEEIGHTEEN PICKED UP AT SEA NEAR COCOS ISLAND
- ARTICLESTOWAWAY FROM N.Z. THOUGHT TO BE LOCKED BELOW DECKS
- ARTICLEMANY RABBITS PERISH ON WATERLESS ISLAND
- ARTICLEI.L.O. On Threshold Of New Era In Activity In Asia
- ILLUSTRATIONMr. P. J. Noel-Baker
- ARTICLETWELVE PARATROOPS LOSE LIVES IN CRASH
- ARTICLESUBSTANTIAL COMMUNITY OF OUTLOOK
- ARTICLEFive-Year Research In Rubber Planned With £3,000,000 Bill
- ARTICLECalcutta Violence Castigated As Work Of Lunatics
- ARTICLEBushfires Rage Again In New South Wales
- ARTICLEAUST. RIFLEMEN TO COMPETE AT TRENTHAM
- ARTICLEMenzies May End All Rationing Shortly
- ARTICLEFOREIGN SECRETARY LEAVES FOR CEYLON
- ARTICLEBRITISH OFFER OF DIPLOMATIC ACTION IN RED CHINA
- ARTICLEDutch and French Consular Buildings Seized In Peking
- ARTICLEPro-Reds Among U.S. Diplomats Blamed For Change In China
- ARTICLEFrench Nationals Expelled from Poland
- ARTICLEDEMONSTRATIONS IN BURMA FOLLOW
- ARTICLEN.Z. TROTTING OWNER WORKS AS STABLEHAND
- ARTICLETESTS FOR CIVIL SERVANTS IN JAPAN
- ARTICLEDOLLAR REVENUE LOST BY LOBSTER INDUSTRY STRIKE
- ARTICLEFRENCH REFUSAL OF PLEBISCITE ON SAAR AREA COAL
- ARTICLEMARKETING OF ALL OF AUSTRALIAN SURPLUS WHEAT EXPECTED
- ARTICLEEARLY SHOTS IN BRITISH ELECTION FIGHT
- ARTICLESmall Shopkeepers' Union Give View On Sugar Industry
- ARTICLELIBERALS URGE SPLITTING UP OF BIG UNIONS
- ARTICLEENGLISH FOOTBALL ASSN. CUP MATCH
- ARTICLEECONOMISTS PRESENT WIDE PLAN TO UNITED NATIONS TO AID EMPLOYMENT IN ALL COUNTRIES
- ARTICLEBRITISH MINISTER SEES END OF WORLD CRISIS CAUSED BY FOOD AND DOLLAR SHORTAGES
- ILLUSTRATIONMr. J. Strachey
- ARTICLESwede Did Not Know His Ship Had Hit Submarine
- ARTICLESixty Thousand U.S. Miners Refuse Work Pending New Contract
- ARTICLEALL SIGNS OF DEMOCRACY LOST BY CZECHS
- ARTICLEWOMAN CUTS HUSBAND'S BODY INTO 200 PIECES
- ARTICLEAustralia 425-4 Routs Border For 72 and 60: Ninth First-Class Win
- ARTICLEINDIA NEED 175 TO OVERTAKE EMPIRE
- ARTICLEDULEEPSINHJI MAY BE HIGH COMMISSIONER
- ARTICLESignorina’s Threat Duly Fulfilled
- ARTICLEDECEMBER CASUALTIES IN MALAYAN FIGHTING
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- ARTICLEWest German Query On Russian Army And Peace Spirit
- ARTICLESYDNEY WOOL PRICES REACH NEW HIGH LEVELS
- ARTICLESteward Remanded On Manslaughter Charge
- ARTICLEWESTERN UNION AREA FOR HEALTH CONTROL OF AIR TRAFFIC
- ARTICLESISTER SHIP OF SUNKEN SUBMARINE TRUCULENT TO VISIT NEW ZEALAND
- ARTICLEEIGHT-FOOT SHARK CAUGHT WITH BARE HANDS BY TWO MEN
- ARTICLESUM OF £3000 SENT TO BANK MISSING
- ARTICLEMUCH DAMAGE IN MELBOURNE WOOL STORE FIRE
- ARTICLEMr. Holland's Hopes Of Financial Review Next Month
- ARTICLEPolice Discount Story Of Girl That Roys Branded Her with Iron
- ARTICLEPhenomenal Rainfall Delays Trampers In Murchison Valley
- ARTICLETWO EX-SERVICEMEN LOSE HEAVILY IN FIRE
- ARTICLEFIRE RAGES NEAR WAITAKERE TOWNSHIP
- ARTICLENOTED OFFICERS, WELL-KNOWN IN N.Z., KNIGHTED
- ILLUSTRATIONVice-Admiral Parry
- ILLUSTRATIONAir Vice Marshal Saunders
- ARTICLEEARLY AUCKLAND LEAD IN BOYS’ TENNIS
- ARTICLEMAORI BOY LOSES LIFE IN N. WAIROA RIVER
- ARTICLERESCUE AFTER 2 HOURS AFLOAT IN SEA
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLENURSERY POTTERY FOR EXPORT
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEDry Spell Broken: Slightly Over Inch Of Rain In Gisborne
- ARTICLESPECIAL AUCKLAND SERVICE IN MEMORY OF DR. J. E. LOVELOCK
- ARTICLEMILK BAR PROPRIETOR INJURED SERIOUSLY IN ALLEGED ASSAULT
- ARTICLEQuestion Of Payment For Film Rights At Empire Games
- ARTICLEMR. JOSEPH MOORE
- ARTICLEMR. A. G. SKIPWORTH
- ARTICLEMR. ROBT. CAUGHLEY
- ARTICLESTABILISED SOIL ROADS AND HOUSES
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEMINISTER’S VISIT TO MEET MAORIS: TENTATIVE DATE
- ARTICLECHAMPION SERIES WELL UNDER WAY AMONG CLUBS
- ARTICLECROQUET TOURNEY
- ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
- ARTICLEWORTHY JACK PAYS £77 IN TAIKO HCP.
- ARTICLEHOTEL VISITORS
- ARTICLEPERSONAL
- ARTICLEWEE MAC WINS HANDICAP
- ARTICLEGISBORNE SECOND TO WAIHI IN SURF LIFE-SAVING CHAMPS.
- ARTICLESHIPPING
- ARTICLEAIRWAYS PASSENGERS
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- ARTICLEWOMEN’S WORLD
- ARTICLEON THE AIR
- ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS
- ARTICLEMETEOROLOGICAL
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- ARTICLERevised Itinerary For N.Z. Tour By British Rugby Team
- ARTICLEAustralian Rowing Crews Best Since War
- ARTICLEADMISSION TICKETS TO EMPIAD: OVER
- ARTICLEENTERTAINMENT FOR EMPIRE GAMES TEAMS
- ARTICLEPOSTAL FACILITIES FOR EMPIRE GAMES
- ARTICLELEADING PLAYERS WIN IN FOURS AT N.Z. BOWLS
- ARTICLEHIGH HOPES FOR SPEEDBOAT HELD
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