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• ARTICLEALLEGED THREAT BY SEAMAN: WARNING FROM BENCH
• ARTICLENATIONALISTS DO NOT MIND SITTING TILL JANUARY!
• ARTICLEDriver Unaware Truck Had Killed Woman
• ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS
• ARTICLEBus Services for Pupils of Grey Technical High School
• ARTICLEWestland Timber Workers Elect Officers
• ARTICLEDELAY IN ISSUE OF BUTTER RATION CARDS
• ARTICLETHE WEATHER Rain
• ARTICLEPOET OF GREYMOUTH
• ARTICLEMETEOROLOGICAL
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• ARTICLEHarley’s Junior Club
• ARTICLEFROM THE MAIL BAG.
• ARTICLECOMPETITION CORNER.
• ARTICLEKing of the Royal Mooted
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• ARTICLETHE TURF Rotorua Fields for Saturday
• ARTICLEU.S. ELECTION PROSPECTS FAVOUR REPUBLICANS
• ARTICLEGOLF Senior Championship Won by A.K. Smith
• ARTICLECRICKET Good Bowling in Kumara Match
• ARTICLEWRESTLING Kenneth Bleats Kuusisto
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• ARTICLEThe Grey River Argus TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1948. NEW BASIS OF IMPORT REGULATION
• ARTICLEN.Z. Polio Research to he Intensified as More Cases Occur
• ARTICLELOCAL NEWS
• ARTICLEBUTTER RATIONING MUST CONTINUE IN NEW ZEALAND
• ARTICLENEW LINERS FOR N.Z.— AUSTRALIAN TRADE
• ARTICLEBasic Wage to be Raised in Australia
• ARTICLEN.Z. IMPORTS TO BE LIMITED TO VALUE OF N.Z. EXPORTS
• ARTICLEDROWNING OF 23 NAVALS FEARED
• ARTICLEPERSONAL ITEMS
• ARTICLEN.Z. Navy Thanked by Duke of Edinburgh
• ARTICLEWellington Murder Trial Starts on November 8
• ARTICLE£200 Stolen from New Plymouth Home
• ARTICLERUNANGA CO-OP. SOCIETY REPORTS RECORD TRADING
• ARTICLEYoung Man Hurt in Hornby Level Crossing Collision
• ARTICLENEW BASES FOR IMPORT LICENCES
• ARTICLENORTHERN MINERS DEFEAT EXTREMISTS IN ELECTIONS
• ARTICLEENGLISH CHILDREN CUT DOWN 147 TREES IN PUBLIC PARK
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• ARTICLESTERLING EXPECTED TO RE-APPEAR SHORTLY AS STRONG CURRENCY
• ARTICLEFRANC IS DEVALUED TO 1061 TO £1
• ARTICLEDE GAULLE PARTY’S WIN IN MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
• ARTICLELANCASHIRE UNIONISTS OBJECT TO CONTROL BY COMMUNISTS
• ARTICLEMARSHALL AID FOR ENGLISH CARBON FACTORY
• ARTICLECONSERVATIVES ARE DIVIDED, SAYS MR MORRISON
• ARTICLEShortages of Food in Australian Centres
• ARTICLECompany Disputes N.S.W. Coal Board Order
• ARTICLEJEWS FIGHT TO OUST EGYPTIANS
• ARTICLEGUARDS IN ACTION AGAINST MALAY TERRORISTS
• ARTICLEU.N. COUNCIL WILL CONDEMN SOVIET’S GERMAN BLOCKADE
• ARTICLEBerliners Claim to be A Wall Against Advance of Bolshevism
• ARTICLEGREEK ARMY TAKES VITAL AREA FROM THE REBELS
• ARTICLEMurder of U.S. Journalist
• ARTICLEURANIUM FOUND IN SOUTH MOROCCO
• ARTICLEBrussels Pact Powers Preparing Defence Arrangements
• ARTICLEHUGE INCREASE IN AMERICAN DEFENCE BUDGET
• ARTICLECHINESE GIVE UP CHEEFOO TO COMMUNISTS
• ARTICLEU.S.-trained Chinese Troops Smash Northern Blockade
• ARTICLERussians Report Rising Against Government of South Korea
• ARTICLEOwn Men Murder Indonesian Communist Leader
• ARTICLEGore Cyclist Killed in Collision
• ARTICLEEIRE TO SEVER TIE WITH THE COMMONWEALTH
• ARTICLEDe Valera Declares Position is Aggression
• ARTICLEReciprocity with Britain in Citizenship Rights
• ARTICLECloser South African Ties with U.S.A. Planned
• ARTICLESTRIKE CRISIS WORSENS IN FRANCE
• ARTICLEArgentine President Attacks Foreign Monopolies
• ARTICLEREPORTED PLOT TO KILL FRANCO
• ARTICLEU.S. MILITARY SENTENCES ON JAPANESE: 192 CAPITAL ONES
• ARTICLETHE TURF LARGE FIELDS FOR GREYMOUTH TROTTING CLUB
• ARTICLENew Zealander in International Chess Tourney
• ARTICLEHOSIERIES 1300 A.D.
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• ARTICLEIMPORT LICENSING SCHEDULE FOR 1949 HAS NEW BASIS
• ARTICLECouncil Objects to Use of Wood in Wellington Brick Area
• ARTICLEDISEASES IN SAMOA TO BE INVESTIGATED BY N.Z. EXPERTS
• ARTICLEACCIDENTAL RIFLE DISCHARGE KILLS FARMER
• ARTICLEBOY MOTOR-CYCLIST FATALLY INJURED
• ARTICLEWanganella Had Lucky Escape, Says Diver
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  • ARTICLEVibrator to be Tried in Westport
  • ARTICLEWhitebait Run Better
  • ARTICLEWHAT’S ON IN WESTPORT.
  • ARTICLEUpper Hutt’s Doubled Rates
  • ARTICLEFORMER R.A.F. MAN FINED £20 FOR SHIP DESERTION
  • ARTICLEWelcome Improvement in Britain’s Trade
  • ARTICLEAUCKLAND FIRE
  • ARTICLEPersonal
  • ARTICLEPort of Westport
  • ARTICLEVARIED CLAIMS ON USE OF PLANES FOR TOP-DRESSING
  • ARTICLEPrivy Council May be Held During Royal Tour
  • ARTICLEBaa on Wellington Communist Party Street Meetings
  • ARTICLEMokau Coal Would Have to be Mined Underground
  • ARTICLEFERNMOOR’S REPAIRS AT AUCKLAND
  • ARTICLEHigher Efficiency in Civil Service
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