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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEROLL OF HONOUR IN MEMORIAM
- ARTICLEBIRTHS
- ARTICLEDEATH
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
- ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT NOTICES
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- ARTICLEUNITED WIN SENIOR B CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP AND WANDERERS 2nd GRADE: SCHOLLUM’S FASTEST 50
- ARTICLEMOTU WINS TENNIS MATCH AGAINST MATAWAI
- ARTICLEMAHAKI TRIALS CARRIED OVER INTO FOURTH DAY
- ARTICLEECONOMIC RECOVERY SIGNS IN BRITAIN
- ARTICLENo Fear of War.
- ARTICLETo-day's Crossword Puzzle
- ARTICLEPRODUCE MARKET: WELLINGTON RATES
- ARTICLEIndustrial Welfare.
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- ARTICLEBRITISH CARAVAN HOMES
- ILLUSTRATIONCharlie Panter tries out the venetian blinds which he found to be a must for the American trailer coach market. Such ...
- ILLUSTRATION(Above) Many North American tourists in Britain are spending part of their holidays touring in hired caravans.
- ILLUSTRATION(Below) Interior-sprung mattresses of full depth and width are fitted to beds which fold away into bulkheads.
- ILLUSTRATIONSome 80 trailers a week are built on this straight-through production line at Berkeley Coachwork, Ltd., Charlie’s pla...
- ARTICLEGIFT AFTERNOON
- ARTICLEMore West Coast Coal
- ARTICLETHREAT OF LEGAL ACTION AGAINST FRUIT GROWERS
- ARTICLESecretary Of Union Criticises Attitude Of Employers' Assessors
- ARTICLEVandals on Golf Course
- ARTICLEGIFT EVENING
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- ARTICLEMAILS
- ARTICLEThe Gisborne Herald IN WHICH IS INCORPORATED "THE TIMES." GISBORNE, MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1950 ADVANCE GISBORNE
- ARTICLENEWS of the DAY
- ARTICLERATES FOR WOOL AT LONDON SALES: FIRST WEEK MARCH
- ARTICLEFREE SERVICING OF ELECTRIC RANGES
- ARTICLEVICE-REGAL FISHING HOLIDAY AT TAUPO
- ARTICLESuccessful Smoke Concert Held By P.B. Cricket Association
- ARTICLEBOYS’ BRIGADE COMPANIES STAGE SPORTS IN WAIROA
- ARTICLEMR. AND MRS. H. F. WISE TO LEAVE SHORTLY ON TOUR OF U.S. & BRITAIN
- ARTICLEGisborne Dentist To Practise In Wellington After Study In U.S.A.
- ARTICLEJUDGING CONTEST BY Y.F.C. MEMBERS IN GISBORNE AREA
- ARTICLEMODEL OF A MODERN FREEZING WORKS
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- ARTICLEWest German Plea For Membership Of European Parliament
- ARTICLEPROFESSOR DENIES ANY CONNECTION WITH COMMUNISM
- ARTICLEU.S. “ATOM ENVOY” TO REVIVE TALKS WITH BRITAIN
- ARTICLEMalaya’s Anti-Bandit Month Ends
- ARTICLEREDS KILLED IN CLASH WITH POLICE
- ARTICLEEisenhower’s Plan To Bolster Up America’s Defences
- ILLUSTRATIONGeneral D. D. Eisenhower
- ARTICLEAcheson Denies Professor Drew Up Far East Policy
- ARTICLEMASKED BANDIT MURDERS SIX
- ARTICLEEx-Officers Oppose Use Of Germans In West Defence
- ARTICLEBritain’s Surplus £100,000,000 Above Estimate
- ARTICLEMONKS CONFESS TREASON, SPYING AT PRAGUE TRIAL
- ARTICLECOBALT REPLACES RADIUM FOR TREATING CANCER
- ARTICLETRIBESMEN CHEER EXILED CHIEF ON RETURN HOME
- ARTICLEU.S. Journalist Told To Leave Prague
- ARTICLESubmarine Truculent Raised By Admiralty Workmen
- ARTICLELOOTED TREASURE IN VAULT IN GOERING’S CASTLE
- ARTICLEBURIED SPANISH GALLEON FOUND OFF SCOTLAND
- ARTICLECZECH SPORTSMEN ESCAPE INTO AUSTRIA
- ARTICLEARAB LEAGUE UNITY ON ISRAEL
- ARTICLEHouse Crushes "Irish Rebellion": Aid so Britain Restored
- ARTICLEFLYING COUPLE'S BID FOR ROUNDWORLD RECORD
- ARTICLEMarshall Aid Curbs Reds In Europe
- ARTICLEFourth Bomb Outrage In Belfast
- ARTICLEWoman Doctor Dies Of Smallpox In Hamilton
- ARTICLENEW GUINEA ONLY DISPUTE BETWEEN HOLLAND & INDIES
- ARTICLEBritain Hands Over Somaliland To Italy
- ARTICLEGUNMAN WOUNDS NAIROBI COUNCILLOR.
- ARTICLESeabed Photo Quest For Lost Atlantis
- ARTICLEBRITAIN’S LOWEST DEATHRATE
- ARTICLESYDNEY PAPER RAISES PRICE
- ARTICLEMEN DROWNED IN ATTEMPT TO CROSS FLOODED RIVER
- ARTICLE£500,000 DAMAGE BY FLOODS IN CENTRAL N.S.W.
- ARTICLE“PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH” AIM OF ATLANTIC POWERS
- ARTICLEGrenade Thrown Into Amusement Park
- ARTICLECzech Shop Workers Sent To Factories
- ARTICLEFood Ministry Cuts Costs And Staff
- ARTICLECzech Tennis Stars Become Egyptians
- ARTICLEAust. Govt To Seek Election If Bills Blocked By Senate
- ARTICLEMERGER PLANNED OF BIG CHAIN STORES IN AUST.
- ARTICLEMarjorie Jackson Sets World Record
- ARTICLEMarshall Sets World Record In 220yds. Swim
- ARTICLEMELBOURNE TRAM AND BUS MEN TO REMAIN OUT
- ARTICLEHUGE LABOUR LOSS IN U.S. STRIKES
- ARTICLEDOCKERS CALL OFF BAN ON OVERTIME
- ARTICLETRIAL IN N.Z. OF SPRINGBOK SCRUM FOR QUICK HEELING
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- ARTICLEINCOME LIMIT AND INCREASES IN FUTURE RENTALS TO PLACE STATE HOUSING ON SOUND BASIS
- ARTICLEWARNING OF DRASTIC POWER CUT IN SOUTH
- ARTICLETHREE N.Z. STUDENTS OF THEATRE CHOSEN FOR OLD VIC SCHOOL
- ARTICLETWO FISHERMEN LOST WHEN WASHED FROM ROCKS INTO SEA
- ARTICLEBOY OF 12 KILLED IN SMASH OF VAN
- ARTICLEPETROL ALLOWANCE ON CHANGING LOCALITY
- ARTICLEAUST. INVITES N.Z. RUGBY TEAM IN 1951
- ARTICLETWO N.Z. FRIGATES ON TRANSFER TO MEDITERRANEAN FLEET
- ARTICLESPECIALIST TO AID IN SCHOOL MEDICAL SERVICE
- ARTICLEVETERAN DRIVER WINS NEW ZEALAND BEACH CAR CHAMPIONSHIP
- ARTICLEJUNIOR PLAYER IS WINNER OF MEDAL GAME AT AWAPUNI
- ARTICLEOPENING DAY ON TURANGANUI LINKS
- ARTICLEOFFICIAL OPENING OF PARK CLUB
- ARTICLEMRS. C. CARMICHAEL
- ARTICLEAUSTRALIANS PROVIDE LESSON IN TACTICS TO WELLINGTON XI.
- ARTICLEINTER-BRIGADE CONTESTS: FOUR WINS FOR WAIROA
- ARTICLESECOND DAY OF P.B. PROGRESSIVE FOURS
- ARTICLEKAHUTIA RESULTS: C. CORBETT WINS BARRY MEMORIAL
- ARTICLESCHOOL CRICKET
- ARTICLEPERSONAL
- ARTICLENEWS IN BRIEF
- ARTICLETraffic Tally
- ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
- ARTICLELAW SOCIETY’S COMPLIMENT TO MR. J. S. WAUCHOP
- ARTICLEHawke’s Bay Polo Tournament Opens
- ARTICLEPOPULAR BANKER FAREWELLED BY GISBORNE FRIENDS
- ARTICLETHEFT FROM MONEY-BOX
- SECTIONACCEPTORS FOR EASTER RACES
- ARTICLEHOTEL VISITORS
- ARTICLEMAXIMUM SPEED IN DEVELOPMENT OF NEW LANDS
- ARTICLESHIPPING
- ARTICLEAIRWAYS PASSENGERS
- ARTICLESTOCKS AND SHARES
- ARTICLELooking Ahead
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- ARTICLECAMBRIDGE’S EASY BOAT RACE WIN
- ARTICLEDUTCH GIRL SWIMMER SETS WORLD RECORD
- ARTICLEINQUEST WITHOUT BODY CONCLUDED BY CITY CORONER
- ARTICLECONSTABLE GIVES DEFENCE EVIDENCE
- ARTICLEINCREASED DEMAND FOR STORE LAMBS AT MORRINSVILLE
- ARTICLEMEDICAL BURSARIES OF OTAGO STUDENTS
- ARTICLEHE HAD TO WAIT!
- ARTICLECommission Visits H.B.
- ARTICLEWomen’s World
- ARTICLEON THE AIR
- ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS
- ARTICLEMETEOROLOGICAL
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- ARTICLEINTERNATIONAL SOCCER
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- SECTIONWEEK-END SPORTING IN DETAIL
- ARTICLEIMPERIAL AND LIVRE d‘OR PAY £111 IN DOUBLE
- ARTICLEFOXFABLE AND SILVER BLUE PAY AT RATE OF £125
- ARTICLEElofa And Aegina Succeed: Double £17-17
- ARTICLEPet Deer Shot
- ARTICLE£251 Return For £1: County Tntrim-- Barrier Reef
- ARTICLEA.R.C. RE-HANDICAPS
- ARTICLEWin For H. J. Toye In Gisborne Chess Club Championships
- ARTICLEGISBORNE Y.M.C.A. HARRIER CLUB OPENS SEASON
- ARTICLETHE HYDROGEN BOMB
- ARTICLE“Should House Immigrant Families"
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