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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEBIRTHS
- ARTICLEDEATHS
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
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- ARTICLEN.Z. Rhodes Scholar To Join Expedition To Nepal Himalayas
- ARTICLEMethylated Spirits Affect Brain
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- ARTICLEMARIST WIN SENIOR A CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP WITH R.O.B. AND UNITED EQUAL AS RUNNERS-UP
- ARTICLETHE SCOREBOARD
- ARTICLEWHAKAWHITIRA SCHOOL SPORTS A GREAT SUCCESS
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- ARTICLEMAILS
- ARTICLEThe Gisborne Herald IN WHICH IS INCORPORATED “THE TIMES.” GISBORNE, MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1950 WILL P.A.Y.E. COME IN N.Z.?
- ARTICLESPECIAL CASE CAN BE MADE FOR URGENT GISBORNE-COAST PROBLEMS
- ARTICLEMINISTER OUTLINES PROGRAMME FOR CAMP LIFE IN 14 WEEKS OF ARMED SERVICES TRAINING
- ARTICLESOUTHWARD SPREAD OF VEGETABLE BUG
- ARTICLEBOY’S ARM TORN OFF IN MISHAP IN SHEARING SHED
- ARTICLENGATIPOROU SINGERS PROMINENT AT OTAKI
- ARTICLEGeneral Reviews Biggest Task Yet Faced By Staff
- ARTICLENEWS of the DAY
- ARTICLEFLYING IS "BIG" BUSINESS IN AUSTRALIA
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- ARTICLEWalloons’ Threat To Split Belgium If Exiled King Returns To Throne
- ARTICLENEW YORK MAYOR WILL NOT GREET ULSTER PREMIER
- ARTICLERebels Rake Saigon With Gunfire
- ARTICLEDELAYED HONOUR
- ARTICLE"ROUGH-UP" TESTS FOR AMERICAN SERVICE WEAPONS
- ARTICLEMONEY PANIC GRIPS SOVIETZONE GERMANY
- ARTICLERED PAPER’S PRESS DISMANTLED BY BRITISH
- ARTICLERoosevelt Papers Opened To Public
- ARTICLEDisappointing Results Of Pound Devaluation
- ARTICLEA JUKEBOX FOR TELEVISION
- ARTICLEA-BOMBING OF JAPAN WAS NEEDLESS--Admiral Leahy
- ILLUSTRATIONAdmiral W. D. Leahy
- ARTICLEProphet Of Woe
- ARTICLE30 INJURED IN GALE-BATTERED LINER: N.Z. WOMAN VICTIM
- ARTICLEQueen Elizabeth Three Days In Hurricane
- ARTICLECivil Service Protest Over "Wage Freeze"
- ARTICLENo Italian Troops To Serve Abroad
- ARTICLEPOLAND TO SEND MORE FOOD TO BRITAIN
- ARTICLEQUIZ MACHINE
- ARTICLEA-Bomb Survivors Could Expect “Reasonable Life”
- ARTICLEBRITAIN LEADS U.S. IN ATOM BOMB CIVILIAN DEFENCE
- ARTICLECHINESE SEEKING RETURN OF FORCES IN INDO-CHINA
- ARTICLEAust. Needs 250,000 Migrants Yearly, Says Mr. Casey
- ARTICLETruman Urged To Initiate Talks For Pacific Pact
- ARTICLEENGINEER DESIGNS A “BETTER” BRA
- ARTICLEHE TURNED ON THE HEAT
- ARTICLEGISBORNE-COAST CROSSBRED LAMBS’ WOOL UP IN LONDON
- ARTICLEBEATEN BY HER OWN PUPIL
- ARTICLENEEDLE EMERGED FROM STOMACH
- ARTICLEMOVIES BETTER THAN BULLFIGHTS
- ARTICLEGERMANS AND POLES RISK LIVES IN SOVIET URANIUM MINES
- ARTICLEAUSTRALIANS END SLOW DAY WITH 120 RUNS FOR 5 WICKETS
- ARTICLEFinancier’s Property Sold Secretly
- ARTICLEBULLOCK HAD TWO EXTRA KIDNEYS
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- ARTICLESOME DISAPPOINTING FEATURES IN OTHERWISE SUCCESSFUL AUTUMN SHOW
- ARTICLECARNIVAL WEEK OPENED IN THIRTEENTH CITY
- ARTICLEN.Z. OPEN CHAMPION TO PLAY IN SYDNEY’S £2500 GOLF TOURNEY
- ARTICLEMAN CROWDED OUT BY WIFE’S FAMILY
- ARTICLENATIONAL DANCING
- ARTICLEAXEMEN'S EVENTS
- ARTICLEBig Job
- ARTICLENapier Proclamation Recorded As Illuminated Address
- ARTICLEBatsmen On Top In Cricket Match With Wairoa Won By P.B.
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND HOSPITALITY TO SAILORS ON LEAVE
- ARTICLEAERO CLUB COMMENCES NIGHT FLYING TRAINING
- ARTICLEOBITUARY
- ARTICLEROYAL GIFT UNVEILED IN MAORI CHURCH
- ARTICLEMaori Aims Foiled By Controls And Lack Of Sympathy
- ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
- ARTICLEGisborne Swimmers’ Final Club Night
- ARTICLEHITLER’S “MASTER SPY” REPORTED IN HAMBURG
- ARTICLE“FOLLIES” PROVIDES BRIGHT ENTERTAINMENT
- ARTICLEHOTEL VISITORS
- ARTICLESTOCKS AND SHARES DEALINGS ON FRIDAY
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- ARTICLEMORE FUNDS FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH IN N.Z. URGED
- ARTICLESENATOR ATTACKS FILM ARTISTS
- ARTICLEENTRIES IMPROVE IN QUALITY AT GISBORNE’S SHOW
- ARTICLEDRIVER KILLED IN LEAP FROM CRASH OF RUN-AWAY TRUCK
- ARTICLEON THE AIR
- ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS
- ARTICLEMETEOROLOGICAL
- ARTICLESouth Canterbury Wallabies
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- SECTIONWEEK-END SPORTING IN DETAIL
- ARTICLETUDOR PRINCE WINS ST. LEGER AFTER DESPERATE DUEL
- ARTICLEGWEN VAALS--LORD FOXBRIDGE DOUBLE PAYS £280
- ARTICLECUP TO ELOFA IN TIGHT FINISH
- ARTICLEMT. CURAL WINS AGAIN: DOUBLE YIELDS £85
- ARTICLEWELLINGTON DRIVER WINS N.Z. GRAND PRIX
- ARTICLETaster For A Water Supply
- ARTICLERECRUITS FOR NAVY
- ARTICLEOUT OF THE SNAKE
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